11NY-02 - Infantry Officer & Drummer, 11th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry Zouaves D-Day German infantry doctrine throughout the

German infantry doctrine throughout the Second World War revolved around the machine gun

This detailed Highland Lance Corporal captures a moment of action as he advances into battle

The figure’s realistic pose and detailed uniform make it an excellent addition to collections depicting Victorian infantry tactics and colonial warfare

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11NY-02 - Infantry Officer & Drummer, 11th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry Zouaves D-Day German infantry doctrine throughout theThe 11th New York Volunteer Infantry, or "First Fire Zouaves," was a notable Union regiment formed in April 1861 by Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth from NYC firemen, distinguished by their colorful Zouave uniforms. Known for early, aggressive actions like occupying Alexandria, VA, the unit was immortalized in figures featuring an infantry officer and a drummer, representing the 1861 First Battle of Bull Run era.