GA025 - Turkish Bayonets, Gaillipoli 1915 D-Day The low firing position creates

The low firing position creates an immediate sense of realism while illustrating the practical fieldcraft taught to infantry throughout the war

cavalry units continued to serve during WWII in reconnaissance

and then engage in close-quarters combat with the gladius behind the protection of their shields

Whether used as part of a larger battlefield scene or as a standalone defensive position

While tanks and armoured vehicles dominated many of the major battles of World War II

GA025 - Turkish Bayonets, Gaillipoli 1915 D-Day The low firing position createsThe King & Country GA025 "Turkish Bayonets, Gallipoli 1915" is a 1: 30 scale metal miniature set featuring two Ottoman "Johnny Turk" soldiers charging with rifles and bayonets. This set depicts Turkish infantry during the 1915 Gallipoli campaign.