10083 German Generalfeldmarshall Erwin Rommel, 1944 K&C Vietnam War British 17th Regiment of Foot

British 17th Regiment of Foot Defending Set No

100 yards and it was normally ‘crewed’ by up to five soldiers but could be operated by as few as two as seen here

62 caliber trade musket high above his head and it is personalized in a serpentine style decoration with paint

perched on a supply box

with the advent of the rifled musket a single shooter could be just as effective as a row of men armed with a smoothbore weapons

10083 German Generalfeldmarshall Erwin Rommel, 1944 K&C Vietnam War British 17th Regiment of FootDuring World War I, Rommel was instrumental in developing the rapid infiltration and flanking maneuvers that would ultimately become standard practice during the Spring Offensives in 1918. In 1940 he was in France at the head of a Panzer Division. There, he employed the maneuvers that he had established in the previous war with lightning speed and success. Rommel was then appointed commander of the new Deutsches Afrika Korps where he would find both