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Alpine Miniatures 35294 WW2 US Ammo Carrier Winter

Name: WW2 US Ammo Carrier Winter
Brand: Alpine Miniatures
SKU: ALP-35294
Price: 18.83 USD
Availability: InStock

Scale: 1:35

Manufacturer: Alpine Miniatures

Product code: ALP-35294

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Manufacturer	Alpine Miniatures
Product code	ALP-35294
Weight:	0.02 kg
Scale	1:35
Added to catalog on:	1.14.2022
Tags:	US-World-War-II-Infantry

Already after the first experiences of fighting in North Africa at the turn of 1942-1943, the US Army changed the position of the American infantry division. From 1943 onwards, each infantry division had three full-time infantry regiments, in turn composed of three infantry battalions. In addition, the infantry regiment also included other units, for example: an anti-tank company, an artillery company or a staff company. In total, the US Army's infantry regiment numbered approximately 3,100 soldiers. It should also be remembered that the division also included a strong artillery component consisting of four artillery battalions - 3 light and 1 medium, most often armed with 105 and 155 mm howitzers. There was also, among others, an engineering battalion, a repair company, a reconnaissance unit and a Military Police platoon. In total, the US Infantry Division numbered approximately 14,200 people from 1943. It quite clearly dominated the artillery over the German division and had much better and - above all - fully motorized means of transport, which made it a highly mobile tactical formation. It also had much richer "individual" anti-tank weapons in the form of a large number of bazooka launchers, of which there were over 500 in the entire division.

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