PARA007A - British Paratrooper Tank Riders Set while other markers were hastily

while other markers were hastily altered or removed to obscure movement routes from advancing Allied troops

A transitional figure between the late Roman world and medieval Byzantium

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Training in pilum use was a standard part of legionary drill

strict discipline

PARA007A - British Paratrooper Tank Riders Set while other markers were hastilyBritish Paratrooper Tank Riders refers to WWII era British airborne forces, known as "Red Devils," who often worked in tandem with armored vehicles like Tetrarch and Locust light tanks landed by glider. These troops secured key areas behind enemy lines and utilized specialized equipment to complement their quick strike tactics.