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British Army

The British Army fought all around the world throughout the Second World War. Armed with characteristic equipment such as the Bren Gun, the PIAT, the Bren Carrier, Churchills and Cromwell tanks - and with the protection of the Brodie Helmet, the Tommies were a force to be reckoned with!

Known as the ‘British Expeditionary Force’ (or ‘B.E.F’ for short) through the Early War (1939-1940) period, they recovered from the evacuation at Dunkirk to fight in North Africa, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, and Asia. Alongside their allies the Brits started to gain the upper hand - starting with victories in Africa and Italy - and then with D-Day in 1944 they returned to France, driving the German Army back through mainland Europe to Germany. In the Far East, they fought the Japanese - pushing them back from the Indian border into eastern Burma.

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  • US/Allied LVT-4 "Buffalo" AmtracUS/Allied LVT-4 "Buffalo" Amtrac
    US/Allied LVT-4 "Buffalo" Amtrac
    The Landing Vehicle Tracked (LVT) was a small amphibious landing craft, introduced by the United States Navy, Marine Corps and Army during World War II. The LVT-4 Buffalo was by far the most numerous version, with over 8,000 vehicles produced. Although conceived to ferry...
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  • British M7 Priest SPG (NW Europe/Italy)British M7 Priest SPG (NW Europe/Italy)
    British M7 Priest SPG (NW Europe/Italy)
    In 1941 a converted prototype, the T32, based on the early M3 Lee chassis, was chosen to test mount the US Army’s new M2 105mm Howitzer. The T32 was modified with an open-topped superstructure, mounting a 105mm howitzer and an M2 Browning machine gun...
    £32.00
    £32.00
  • British M7 Priest SPG (Burma/Italy)British M7 Priest SPG (Burma/Italy)
    British M7 Priest SPG (Burma/Italy)
    In 1941 a converted prototype, the T32, based on the early M3 Lee chassis, was chosen to test mount the US Army’s new M2 105mm Howitzer. The T32 was modified with an open-topped superstructure, mounting a 105mm howitzer and an M2 Browning machine gun...
    £28.00
    £28.00
  • British M7 Priest SPG (Western Desert)British M7 Priest SPG (Western Desert)
    British M7 Priest SPG (Western Desert)
    In 1941 a converted prototype, the T32, based on the early M3 Lee chassis, was chosen to test mount the US Army’s new M2 105mm Howitzer. The T32 was modified with an open-topped superstructure, mounting a 105mm howitzer and an M2 Browning machine gun...
    £28.00
    £28.00
  • M7 Priest self-propelled gunM7 Priest self-propelled gun
    M7 Priest self-propelled gun
    The 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage (HMC) M7 was the workhorse of US Army motorised artillery units, allowing unparalleled close fire support. Built on the ubiquitous M4 Sherman hull, the open-topped superstructure held a 105mm howitzer supported by a .50 cal heavy machine gun on...
    £32.00
    £32.00