USA005A - Dead Ranger with Bangalore Torpedo D-Day and cultures that shaped the

and cultures that shaped the ancient world

Adding prominent military personalities allows collectors to portray the command hierarchy behind the armies of the Second World War

A kneeling firing stance provided an ideal balance between mobility and protection

Figures portraying specialist battlefield roles introduce variety while demonstrating the increasingly sophisticated tactics employed by armies during the conflict

USA005A - Dead Ranger with Bangalore Torpedo D-Day and cultures that shaped theUSA005A Dead Ranger with Bangalore Torpedo The Allied landings in Normandy on 6 June 1944 placed the United States Army Rangers among the first troops to assault heavily defended beaches and coastal fortifications. Tasked with clearing obstacles and opening routes for advancing infantry, Ranger units often faced intense enemy fire while carrying specialised engineering equipment. This figure portrays a fallen US Army Ranger alongside a Bangalore