Napoleonic Spanish foot artillery howitzer northstar

Napoleonic Spanish foot artillery howitzer northstarThe best of a bad lot the artillerymen of the Spanish Army displayed spirit and courage that was rarely matched by their countrymen. Batteries were split between horse and foot, the former having 4 pounders and the latter having 8 pounders. Batteries were supposed to have six guns each, but this was rarely achieved and batteries usually had four guns only. The fact that the batteries were called foot or horse meant little; a severe shortage of horses

Blood Red Skies US Ace Pilot: David McCampbell

This Afrika Korps Kubelwagen has the larger 'balloon' tyres used in the open stretches of the deserts to avoid bogging down in the sand and is packed with stowage and gear to help survive in the harshest of environments

Almoravid Moors

Monitor and the C

The VIb  was mechanically identical to the VIa but with differences to make manufacture easier

on a case-by-case basis

The M3 Stuart was a direct upgrade from its predecessor

2 Saker medium guns (plastic)

Warsaw and Brussels were clearly a large part of the Thor’s design criteria

October 1944 was the only occasion on which Yamato fired her main guns in anger

Despite a refit in 1935

It is possible that the front rank spearmen did not carry a spear