EARLY WAR GERMAN - BRITISH - FRENCH - AUSTRIAN

LATE WAR GERMAN - BRITISH

BLISTER PACKS
	WW1G01	GERMANS SKIRMISHING A (8)
	WW1G02	GERMANS SKIRMISHING B (8)
	WW1G03	GERMANS SKIRMISHING C (8)
	WW1G04	GERMANS COMMAND (8)
	WW1G05	GERMAN HMGs A (3)
	WW1G06	GERMANS WITH GRENADES (8)
	WW1G07	GERMANS WITH GAS MASKS (8)
	WW1G08	GERMANS IN FIELD CAPS (8)
	WW1G09	GERMAN JAGERS SKIRMISHING A (8)
	WW1G10	GERMAN JAGERS SKIRMISHING B (8)
	WW1G11	GERMAN HMGs B (3)
	WW1G12	GERMAN MOUNTED COMMAND (3)
	WW1G13	GERMAN CAVALRY LANCERS (3)
	WW1G14	GERMAN FIELD ARTILLERY (1)

The Early Imperial German Army Dr. Gavin Hughes A brief guide and background to the regiments of 'field-greys', which will hopefully give you a few ideas of how to use them on your wargames table. German Jager Battalions in the Great War 1914- 1918 Dr. Gavin Hughes The Jagers of the Imperial German Army are sometimes an overlooked troop type, yet these fast moving, sharpshooting, troops fought tenaciously on every front, from the mountainous passes of Macedonia to the bloody quagmire of Verdun. By the very nature of their duties and organisation, they were ideal light infantry. German Cavalry Units 1914 - 1918 Dr. Gavin Hughes In the early period of the Western Front, the role of German cavalry was, arguably, at its highest profile. In the swift war of movement dictated by the Schlieffen Plan, the German cavalry became the literal spearhead of the thrust into Belgium. In the dying summer days of 1914, the cavalry regiments symbolised all that Imperial Germany held dear. MINIATURE PACKS - Foot £6.95, Mounted £7.95, Artillery £7.95