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SFA022B - British Soldier Attacking
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SFA022B - British Soldier Attacking
The SFA022B - British Soldier Attacking captures the aggression and determination of a Victorian infantryman advancing into battle.
While the British Army of the late 19th century was renowned for its disciplined rifle fire and defensive tactics, soldiers were also trained for the brutal reality of close combat. The bayonet remained an essential weapon, and charges were sometimes required to break enemy positions or repel attacks.
During the Anglo-Zulu War, British troops faced an opponent that excelled in close-quarter fighting. The courage required to advance against a determined enemy armed with spear and shield was immense, and individual acts of bravery became a defining feature of the campaign.
This dynamic figure brings movement and action to any collection, capturing the moment when a soldier moves from preparation into the chaos of battle.
A striking addition for collectors of Victorian military history, the Zulu Wars and classic battlefield scenes.
Available from The Military Workshop.
Brand: Thomas Gunn
