NAP064 - Sgt with Spontoon D-Day SFA057 – Kneeling Firing Downwards

SFA057 – Kneeling Firing Downwards

bustling streets

Ideal for collectors interested in Greek warfare

the region of Sparta

and capable of destroying heavily armoured vehicles

NAP064 - Sgt with Spontoon D-Day SFA057 – Kneeling Firing DownwardsNAP064 Sergeant with Spontoon The spontoon was a traditional polearm carried by sergeants in many European armies during the eighteenth century. More than a weapon, it served as a badge of rank and an important tool for directing troops on the battlefield. By using the spontoon, sergeants could indicate formations, maintain order within the ranks and guide their men during the confusion of combat. The Military Workshop's NAP064 Sergeant with Spontoon