20097 - Zulu Warrior Casualty No.1 First Legion- German Heer Normandy four-pocketed jacket

four-pocketed jacket

now numbered 42nd

This Marine carries the M14 rifle used during the earlier stage of the war

but still under the main flap

This jacket was worn by the Marines at Harpers Ferry and was almost identical to the U

20097 - Zulu Warrior Casualty No.1 First Legion- German Heer Normandy four-pocketed jacketZulu Warrior Casualty, No. 1 The principle Zulu fighting style was to engage the enemy at close quarters with their spears. A massive frontal attack combined with a wide enveloping push that surrounded the enemy was simple, devastating, and effective, regardless of losses. This tactic worked exceptionally well when your 20,000 man force faced a force of 1,800, even if the opposition was equipped with modern fighting weapons. At the Battle Isandlwana