Del Prado Sergeant Royal Winnipeg Rifles D‑Day 1944 Review
A slung weapon, netted helmet and loaded webbing: identify the Winnipeg sergeant and place him in the Canadian landings at Juno Beach.
A slung weapon, netted helmet and loaded webbing: identify the Winnipeg sergeant and place him in the Canadian landings at Juno Beach.
The cap, carried helmet and slung rifle identify this quiet reconnaissance pose. Why cavalry remained relevant in a war associated with tanks.
The orange sash, extended hand and drawn sabre give NA087 its command pose. Dutch militia belonged to the Waterloo campaign, not just its garrisons.
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