BBA030 M3A2 Half-Track WWII K&C DD Sir Alexander Gordon was one

Sir Alexander Gordon was one of the Duke’s most able and trusted Aide de Camps

The M79 got its “Blooper” nickname from the sound it made as it fired

a regular army officer from North Carolina who chose to stay with the Union

Among the deadliest (and bravest) of the enemy in 'Nam were the VC and NVA 'Sappers' who would strip down to their 'skivvies' to crawl through barb wire and minefields to strike at US and ARVN airfields and firebases throughout the country

BBA030 M3A2 Half-Track WWII K&C DD Sir Alexander Gordon was oneThis classic armoured troop transport served U. S. Forces and their Allies loyally throughout the War and even into the late 1970's (with the Israeli Army). Our GI version comes complete with a driver and a standing . 50 calibre machine gunner and his crew served weapon. This winter version also has a detachable canvas cover for the troop compartment. A towing hook at the rear of his vehicle is also suitable for pulling