BHD017 - Ranger Fire Team WWII K&C Battle of The Buldge-German of the 505 Parachute Infantry

of the 505 Parachute Infantry Regiment of 82nd Airborne

Art of War: Mile’s Pennsylvania State Rifle Regiment

Under favorable conditions (paved roads in good weather) a soldier was expected to make 15-20 miles in a continuous eight hour march

As Joseph uses a “plane” on his large workbench his son carries over a plank of wood

BHD017 - Ranger Fire Team WWII K&C Battle of The Buldge-German of the 505 Parachute InfantryA three man section including a Ranger NCO firing his Beretta M9 pistol. This semi automatic weapon replaced the venerable . 45 M1911 pistol in 1985 and was widely carried by officers and senior enlisted ranks in addition to their M16A2 assault rifles. Our senior NCO (non commissioned officer) takes careful aim using the two handed shooting style favoured by most police forces as well as many militaries around the world. Backing up the NCO is a