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31068 - Union General John Buford CONTE WORLD WAR II Millar and 30 other men

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Millar and 30 other men successfully passed through Santa Anna’s besieging army and galloped into the Alamo on February 23

‘Cowboy’ hesitates to risk anymore casualties and wants to withdraw when ‘Animal Mother’ leaps to his feet and charges forward firing his M60 from the hip in a bid to rescue ‘Eightball’

Marshal Reuben 'Rooster' Cogburn was the fictitious creation of writer Charles Portis in his 1968 novel 'TRUE GRIT' which in turn was made into a hit 1969 movie of the same name starring John Wayne

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A sitting wounded soldier has his wound rebandaged by a standing Red Cross nurse

31068 - Union General John Buford CONTE WORLD WAR II Millar and 30 other menNEW! IN STOCK! Union General John Buford On 1 July 1863, General John Buford knew exactly where he needed to be on the high ground. As newly promoted commander of the 1st Division, Bufords command rode into the small town of Gettysburg on 30 June. Realizing he would be facing a superior rebel force he formulated a defense against their advance. Though small in number, his cavalry men did have breech loading carbines and a advantageous position from

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