Bolt Action - Last Levy, the Defence of Berlin British Chindit & Gurkhas it was gradually up-gunned and

it was gradually up-gunned and was nevertheless loved by its crews: its cross-country ability was unrivalled and it was less inclined to ‘brew-up’ from a direct hit than the Sherman

Led by tough

it equipped the Royal Artillery anti-tank regiments

Drawn from the middle class but already have proven his worth on the battlefield

Bolt Action - Last Levy, the Defence of Berlin British Chindit & Gurkhas it was gradually up-gunned andIn 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