Overview: Various series of the short-sleeve M41 jacket and leggings had been

the staple of the American Army uniform around June 1944 when the Invasion of

Normandy occurred, but from summer in that year onward, the new common uniform

was developed for paratrooper, armored and mountain divisions, and the M43

field jacket and 2-buckle boot became common. Features: U.S. infantry scouts

are accurately captured in uniform typical of the WWII period These figures

depict the commander looking ahead with M1 Carbine in hand, two soldiers with

M1 Garand and BAR, one soldier with the Handie Talkie (Thompson submachine gun

on the ground) and a rifleman down on one knee Decals are included to depict

rank insignia on sleeves Figures are in realistic pose and have lifelike

facial expressions that add a further element of authenticity to any model or

diorama of the period Accessories such as fire extinguisher, grenades and

binoculars are realistically captured Comes with five helmets (two out of the

five have camouflage nets)

• Scouts Are Accurately Captured In Uniform
• Figures Are In Realistic Pose And Have Lifelike Facial Expressions
• Fire Extinguisher, Grenades And Binoculars Are Realistically Captured
• Comes With Five Helmets
• Decals Are Included To Depict Rank Insignia On Sleeves