20219 - "We Must Hold The Wall!" Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead W.Britain Retired & Rare Coupled with 100 mm turret

Coupled with 100 mm turret and gun mantlet armor

Comes with a removable transport load of 50 gallon gas drums and a pile of Jerricans plus there's two great full-body GI's

just a jeep and driver

As such they would be dressed in the colours and livery of their ‘master’ or household

An ambush along any well used track was always a possibility on the early frontier

20219 - "We Must Hold The Wall!" Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead W.Britain Retired & Rare Coupled with 100 mm turretAfter a British defeat at the day long Battle of Isandlwana, 22 January 1879, the attack on the Mission Station at Rorkes Drift began that afternoon. Of the handful of junior officers at the Drift, only lieutenants John Chard and Gonville Bromhead were qualified for a front line command. Bromhead had more combat experience and was senior by three years of service. Throughout the battle both Chard and Bromhead were aware of the need to be conspicuous