25272 - "Slogging Along" Two U.S. Infantrymen Marching, 1943-45 First Legion-Stalingrad Germans Confederate Artillery with 12 Pound

Confederate Artillery with 12 Pound Howitzer

Even in the midst of battle a Marine kneels down to bandage the leg of a young Vietnamese girl after she has been injured by a piece of shrapnel

“assault rifle 44”) was the answer to the German army’s need for an automatic fire

45ACP automatic pistol

25272 - "Slogging Along" Two U.S. Infantrymen Marching, 1943-45 First Legion-Stalingrad Germans Confederate Artillery with 12 PoundNEW! IN STOCK! Slogging Along Two U. S. Infantrymen Marching, 1943 45 Mud crunchers, ground pounders, doughs, Joes, grunts. Whatever you call em, they are the backbone of the military. Throughout time and with a few exceptions, the infantry has been the largest component of any army. They are the primary force for taking and holding ground, and, even with modern tactics and equipment introduced during the War, their chief mode of transportation was