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Brickskrieg - British Motorised Infantry Box Set

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British Motorised Infantry Box Set.

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Brickskrieg - British Motorised Infantry Box Set

Description

British Motorised Infantry Box Set

This box set contains 4 squads of four infantry models and one command base of two infantry models. It also contains a unit of P.I.A.Ts (3 bases) and a unit of HMG's (3 Bases) and the Universal carriers.

The key British infantry units during World War II included the regular British Army infantry, equipped with rifles and supporting machine guns. The British airborne forces, known as the Parachute Regiment or "Paras," were highly trained and conducted airborne assaults. The Commandos, initially established for raiding operations, evolved into elite amphibious assault units. The Gurkhas from Nepal, serving in British units, were renowned for their bravery and fighting skills. Additionally, the Home Guard, often composed of older or ineligible men, played a crucial role in the defense of the British Isles. Each unit had specific roles and contributed to the British military's effectiveness during the war.

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Description

British Motorised Infantry Box Set

This box set contains 4 squads of four infantry models and one command base of two infantry models. It also contains a unit of P.I.A.Ts (3 bases) and a unit of HMG's (3 Bases) and the Universal carriers.

The key British infantry units during World War II included the regular British Army infantry, equipped with rifles and supporting machine guns. The British airborne forces, known as the Parachute Regiment or "Paras," were highly trained and conducted airborne assaults. The Commandos, initially established for raiding operations, evolved into elite amphibious assault units. The Gurkhas from Nepal, serving in British units, were renowned for their bravery and fighting skills. Additionally, the Home Guard, often composed of older or ineligible men, played a crucial role in the defense of the British Isles. Each unit had specific roles and contributed to the British military's effectiveness during the war.

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