US Figures for Normandy (1 Viewer)

[desk11desk12]

Nice photo. I think the fellow to the right of the photo must be part of the cooks and bakers section of the battalion headquarters company, he hasn't missed any meals

Gary B.

LOL, good photo just the same though.

Carlos

 

[Alexdakar]

Richard who are the other guys in the photo are they treefroggers too.

 

[AIDMAN]

richard who are the other guys in the photo are they treefroggers too.

hi..yeah we are all treefroggers!! I am the medic and go under the name of aidman on the forum...and andy if you happen to read this
and you are considering new us. Infantry figures for normandy
how about honouring the 90th inf div. They were in there from day one, fought **** hard in normandy, and were active all through europe till the last shots were fired in 1945...it was pattons
favourite division and were at fifth position for the most days in active combat.....so andy come on..put these guys on the map!!!!.

Steve.

Remember...respect.

 

[Normandy1944]

here is some good figuurs for the 90th (Tough Ombres) Division .

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richard

I am the best looking soldier on the left

Harrie

 

[Terp152]

Nice to see you guys honoring the 90th. THe uncle of a friend of mine was in the 104th Timberwovles division. He was initially buried in Holland.

I'd like to see more 101st figures as my son is a recon trooper that division right now. They still use helmet insignia from WWII.

Chris

 

[hoogri]

Nice photo. I think the fellow to the right of the photo must be part of the cooks and bakers section of the battalion headquarters company, he hasn't missed any meals

Gary B.

i no noting

 

[AIDMAN]

Hi chris....indeed the timberwolves were in combat in the south of holland, and fought for the freedom of the dutch people.
There is also a living history group of dutch guys who do a great job keeping thier memory alive.

Steve

remember and respect

nice to see you guys honoring the 90th. The uncle of a friend of mine was in the 104th timberwovles division. He was initially buried in holland.

I'd like to see more 101st figures as my son is a recon trooper that division right now. They still use helmet insignia from wwii.

Chris