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U.S. Armored Division Tank Riders

During World War Two the composition of a typical U.S. Army Armoured Division was, of course, centred around its chief component - its three tank battalions.
In support of the tanks were another three battalions of armoured infantry who could be moved forward using M3 Half-Tracks as well as the usual complement of jeeps and trucks.
On occasion these armored infantrymen would and could 'hitch a ride' on any passing Sherman or other armoured vehicle heading towards the front.
To that end we're 'reintroducing' an old favourite 4 x man set with upgraded painting and appropriate Armored Division shoulder patches.
Perfect to work with any of our two new all-metal Shermans!

Price for	1			173,33 EUR

Product number	DD392
Warehouse	Not in stock
Ships within	4-6 days
Manufacturer	King & Country

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