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| US Airborne patrol. |
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| US Airborne patrol. |
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| A small US infantry squad section advances on the objective: a fortified German position. |
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| The officer urges his men onward. |
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| Advancing rifleman. |
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| US infantryman draws a bead on the defending Germans with his carbine. |
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| Machine gunner with M1919A6 provides covering fire for his advancing comrades. |
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| Russian rifleman takes aim at a German soldier in the distance. |
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| Barbed wire put in place by the defending Germans. |
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| Germans rush in to defend their position. |
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| Brits join in on the attack. They are accompanied by an M4 Sherman tank. |
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| The British soldiers pound the German position with accurate rifle fire and grenades. |
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| Even the officer pulls out his revolver and opens fire. |
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| Alternate view of the attacking/advancing British soldiers. |
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| Allied soldiers advance on the objective. |
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| Allied soldiers advance on the objective. |
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| The British break out the heavy mortars and proceed to shell the Germans. The Krauts don't stand a chance now! |
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| The spotter tells the crew they need to adjust fire; their shots are falling a bit short of their intended target. |
Very cool pictures Benjamin! Outdoor wargaming is always the best!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You take some great photos yourself. :) And I agree, outdoor wargaming is great fun! Also, I did not know that you had a blog. I will have to check it out.
DeleteThanks! blogs are an easy way to enjoy our hobby. I am sure we will have great fun following each other "production" on the web
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