Last Levy, the Defence of Berlin wood

Last Levy, the Defence of Berlin woodIn the last days of Germany's war, many desperate civilians were drafted into the Volksturm to defend Berlin. Armed with whatever they could lay their hands on, old men, wounded soldiers, and even those too young for regular service were expected to hold back the unstoppable Red Army. The Volkssturm (literally, Peoples Storm) were militia recruited from amongst the old, unfit and young. Many were drawn from the ranks of the Hitler Youth or from

Mounted troops thus equipped with short firearms

rugged and much-liked little workhorse that saw action on every front from the start of the war

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This regiment pack contains 6 random metal Camel Riders

As well as being used by the French Army the Polish 10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade was also equipped with R40's

6 metal foot figures

Thuthmosis III (ruled 1479-1425 BC) campaigned against the cities of Canaan and Syria

an understandable but sad end to an elite fighting unit

This version of the Su122 was classified M

This pack contains 12 dice

After refining the Greek design the Balliasta became a highly accurate weapon (there are many accounts of single soldiers being picked off by ballista operators)

and a version used by the Royal Air Force to transport dismantled or damaged aircraft