16101 Continental Line Officer Standing At Ease K&C The Real West Usually appointed by the local

Usually appointed by the local Government officials these older and much respected leaders were one of the principal targets of Viet Cong assassination squads

This special 5-figure parade set features five Leibstandarte ‘rank and file’ standing strictly to attention and ‘presenting arms’ for inspection or providing a guard of honour for a visiting dignitary

strum a banjo or even pick away at a guitar

A Digger" and his pack mule bring up extra ammo to the front line

preferring to support Major Marcus Reno’s beleaguered position than ride forward to almost certain death with Custer

16101 Continental Line Officer Standing At Ease K&C The Real West Usually appointed by the localThe majority of the enlisted men of the Continental Army came from the working class and were motivated to volunteer for service by specific contracts that promised bounty money, regular pay, food, and clothing. The officers of both the Continental Army and the state militias were typically yeoman farmers with a sense of honor and status and an ideological commitment to oppose the policies of the British Crown. Uniforms for officers were usually