SS179 - Radio Operator D-Day SFA044 - Prone Firing Zulu

SFA044 - Prone Firing Zulu

Key features:

operating in some of the harshest environments imaginable and relying heavily on discipline

The rich bronze shield detail adds to the commanding appearance of this warrior

Their instruments carried commands across noisy battlefields where spoken orders could not be heard

SS179 - Radio Operator D-Day SFA044 - Prone Firing ZuluSS179 Radio Operator The introduction of portable radio communications revolutionised warfare during the Second World War. Radio operators played a vital role in maintaining contact between units, relaying intelligence, calling for artillery support and coordinating battlefield movements. Despite often being prime targets for enemy fire, these soldiers carried out one of the most important and demanding roles on the battlefield. The Military