US Airborne (D-Day) Medium Mortar Team just-lasered Its introduction in 1944 caused

Its introduction in 1944 caused significant problems for the Allies but ultimately it saw action too late and in too fewer numbers to have a game-changing impact on the war

although not entirely

This pack is for a Regiment of 28mm Revolutionary War - Dutch Musketeers Marching including a full Command Group

These were no popinjays

only larger

US Airborne (D-Day) Medium Mortar Team just-lasered Its introduction in 1944 causedGet some fire support deployed to the landing zone, now! Mortars played a hugely important role in WWII, providing vital indirect fire support in a lightweight, portable package. This made them especially important for airborne forces who needed their support weaponry as soon as they landed. The 81mm mortar gave US Airborne units a powerful weapon for suppressing and dealing with enemy infantry, and proved popular, reliable, and deadly throughout the