SS018A - Tank Hunter (Looking Back) in Winter Colour Scheme D-Day helping bring together weapons

helping bring together weapons

Although advances in firearms were changing warfare

The battlefield experience of the Anglo-Zulu War involved a combination of traditional African warfare and the increasing influence of modern firearms

from famous battles to the important roles performed by soldiers away from the main battlefield

it carried its own traditions and identity while serving across the empire

SS018A - Tank Hunter (Looking Back) in Winter Colour Scheme D-Day helping bring together weaponsSS018A Tank Hunter (Looking Back) in Winter Colour Scheme The rise of armoured warfare created new challenges for infantry forces during the Second World War. As tanks became more heavily protected and more numerous, soldiers developed specialised methods and equipment to counter them. Anti tank personnel required exceptional courage, as their missions often placed them dangerously close to enemy vehicles. This figure depicts a Tank Hunter in a winter