Bolt Action - StuG III G or StuH-42 Tank Destroyer (Plastic) German Infantry The 57mm anti-tank gun used

The 57mm anti-tank gun used by US airborne forces has a special carriage that allowed them to be towed as if they were light anti-tank guns

and Iwo Jima and Okinawa in 1945

Eight men with rifles

Soviet snipers were available at company level working as teams or sometimes on their own

proving effective at laying down continuous fire over a long range

Bolt Action - StuG III G or StuH-42 Tank Destroyer (Plastic) German Infantry The 57mm anti-tank gun usedThe Sturmgeschtz (StuG) III was a well armed and armoured vehicle based on the tried and tested Pz. Kpfw III chassis. Manned by the artillery originally, as it was considered a mobile howitzer, it went through many variants during WWII, and indeed was one of the few German AFVs to serve throughout the war on all fronts. The StuG III had good frontal armour, its low profile making it ideal for performing ambushes, presenting a poor target for return