used extensively to slow enemy advances
providing cover for the small garrison of around 150 British and colonial troops as they withstood repeated assaults by thousands of Zulu warriors
Equipment was deliberately lightened for mobility: a service rifle such as the Lee–Enfield SMLE
This figure depicts a fighting Spartan warrior carrying a shield featuring a Maiden with God design
Maintaining order during ceremonies and public events
GA-58 THE SECOND WORLD WAR, GERMAN ARMOUR, German King Tiger #311 Top Seller used extensively to slow enemyGA 58 The Second World War, German Armour German King Tiger #311 The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B, more commonly known as the King Tiger or Tiger II, was the most powerful operational heavy tank fielded by Germany during the Second World War. Introduced in 1944, it combined the thick armour of the original Tiger I with the sharply sloped armour concepts pioneered by the Panther, creating a vehicle that was exceptionally difficult to destroy from the