US Airborne 1000pt D-Day Invasion black-powder and a short musket each

and a short musket each

Equipped with a lethal 9-foot lance

The Sarissa Roman Watchtower is highly convenient for tabletop warfare

Fortunately

Engineers Section with light machine gun

US Airborne 1000pt D-Day Invasion black-powder and a short musket eachDropped from their C 47 Dakotas high above the Normandy countryside, the US Airborne found themselves helplessly scattered and separated deep behind enemy lines amid the hedgerow country of Normandy. They had to carry all of the necessary equipment prepared to drop into entirely surrounded pockets in order to achieve their objectives. Their heroic actions have immortalised their units the likes of the 82nd 'All American' and the 101st 'Screaming