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D-Day Americans Airborne Recon Section - Flames Of War Late War

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D-Day Americans Airborne Recon Section - Flames Of War Late War

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1 "D-Day Americans" Late War US Airborne Recon Section pack contains:

  • 4 Plastic Jeeps (50.cal)
  • Crew
  • 1 Unit card

The divisional reconnaissance group has two glider-landed reconnaissance platoons. Equipped with machine-gun-armed jeeps, they are ideal for scouting for enemy counterattacks or as part of a mobile reserve.

It started with an Airborne assault, hitting vital defences behind the enemy lines. It was followed by a full scale amphibious invasion on the beaches of Normandy. Operation Overlord was in full swing, with about 160,000 men crossing the English Channel to land on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day alone. The German defensive positions proved to be a tough nut to crack. The day would be hard fought, ending with the Allies securing a tenuous foothold on the beachheads, but it was enough to withstand the following German Counter-attacks and eventually break out of Normandy. The war for Europe was now being fought in earnest, as the allies raced to liberate France and bring the war to Hitlerā€™s front door.
Supplied unpainted & unassembled
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Buy Cheap Flames Of War Late War US Models Now, Get 15% Discount Off RRP - UK Royal Mail Delivery Available At Checkout - Same Day Dispatch In Stock Orders

1 "D-Day Americans" Late War US Airborne Recon Section pack contains:

  • 4 Plastic Jeeps (50.cal)
  • Crew
  • 1 Unit card

The divisional reconnaissance group has two glider-landed reconnaissance platoons. Equipped with machine-gun-armed jeeps, they are ideal for scouting for enemy counterattacks or as part of a mobile reserve.

It started with an Airborne assault, hitting vital defences behind the enemy lines. It was followed by a full scale amphibious invasion on the beaches of Normandy. Operation Overlord was in full swing, with about 160,000 men crossing the English Channel to land on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day alone. The German defensive positions proved to be a tough nut to crack. The day would be hard fought, ending with the Allies securing a tenuous foothold on the beachheads, but it was enough to withstand the following German Counter-attacks and eventually break out of Normandy. The war for Europe was now being fought in earnest, as the allies raced to liberate France and bring the war to Hitlerā€™s front door.
Supplied unpainted & unassembled
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