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The weapon was typically fired from a prone or supported position using its distinctive top-mounted magazine and adjustable bipod
The phalanx allowed Greek soldiers to combine their strength
Close engagement: Drew the gladius (short sword) for tight melee fighting
including campaigns in Africa and Asia
and group presentation make this set ideal for collectors wishing to create formations
SFA009A - Charge! (Blue) D-Day The weapon was typically firedSFA009A Charge! (Blue) The SFA009A Charge! (Blue) captures the drama and urgency of a soldier advancing into battle, bayonet fixed and ready to meet the enemy. The battlefield tactics of the 19th century required soldiers to master both ranged combat and close quarter fighting. Although advances in firearms were changing warfare, the bayonet charge remained a powerful symbol of determination and courage. The blue uniform depicted in this figure
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