FFL076 Firing Upwards Tank A typical rough wooden shelter

A typical rough wooden shelter with canvas roof and barrel topped chimney used to house troops in winter during campaigns during the American Civil War

and human stories found throughout military history — reminding collectors that armies were made up of many different individuals

Supplies were limited

They also had to integrate indirect fire support

1:30 scale diorama accessory manufactured by King & Country as part of their Vietnam War series

FFL076 Firing Upwards Tank A typical rough wooden shelterFFL076 Firing Upwards Mounted soldiers frequently found themselves confronting enemies positioned on elevated ground, whether defending hills, ridgelines, village streets, or fortified positions. Engaging these targets required exceptional balance, control, and marksmanship while keeping a fast moving horse under command. FFL076 Firing Upwards from Thomas Gunn Miniatures portrays a cavalryman raising his rifle to engage an enemy above him, creating a