FFL077 Repel Cavalry Papau New Guinea British non-commissioned officers played a

British non-commissioned officers played a vital role in directing soldiers during chaotic battlefield situations

The Military Workshop proudly features this dynamic Highland soldier advancing into battle

and sometimes bows for specialist Horse archer units

"Chocks Away" became one of the most recognisable expressions of the pioneering age of aviation

a short sword designed for stabbing in close formation fighting

FFL077 Repel Cavalry Papau New Guinea British non-commissioned officers played aFFL077 Repel Cavalry Few battlefield moments were more dramatic than two cavalry forces colliding at speed. Success depended upon discipline, courage, and the ability to react instantly as mounted troops closed the distance. Soldiers trained relentlessly to repel enemy horsemen while maintaining control of both their weapons and their mounts in the chaos of close combat. FFL077 Repel Cavalry captures this decisive moment with a powerful action pose