RS084B - Standing Firing a Thompson MG D-Day Historical relevance

Historical relevance

Stretcher bearer parties were responsible for retrieving wounded under fire and transporting them to dressing stations or field hospitals

This figure creates a strong focal point for imperial Roman displays and pairs well with other Praetorian and legionary figures

and command structure locations

a period defined by some of the most intense and strategically important campaigns of the conflict

RS084B - Standing Firing a Thompson MG D-Day Historical relevanceThe RS084B Standing Firing a Thompson MG captures the intensity of close quarter combat, depicting an Allied infantryman wielding one of the most recognisable weapons of the 20th century the Thompson submachine gun. Known affectionately as the Tommy Gun, the Thompson became synonymous with aggressive firepower during World War II. Designed in the interwar period, it was widely used by Allied forces, including elite infantry, reconnaissance units,