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A Japanese sentry or parade figure wearing a cap (rather than a helmet) usually represents either a ceremonial duty role or rear-area guard duty in the Imperial Japanese Army
or headquarters scenes
Personally engaged multiple enemy posts
yet still reflects the same underlying principle: order maintained even in the face of chaos
The MP40 became one of the most recognisable submachine guns of World War II
SS113 - Soldier Carrying Mortar Tube - SS Mortar Team D-Day A Japanese sentry or paradeSS113 Soldier Carrying Mortar Tube SS Mortar Team Infantry mortars earned a reputation as one of the most reliable and adaptable support weapons of the Second World War. Their ability to provide rapid, accurate indirect fire made them invaluable to infantry commanders, while their relatively simple construction allowed crews to dismantle and transport the weapon quickly as the battle evolved. This figure depicts an SS soldier carrying the mortar tube,
