SFA061 - Lt Bromhead VC D-Day and ability to direct troops

and ability to direct troops during complex military operations

but also of the individual soldiers who experienced the dangers and consequences of battle

VW007 - Highlander Pointing

a beautifully detailed collectible figure depicting one of the extraordinary religious warriors who stood at the crossroads of faith and conflict

Better paid and better equipped than regular legionaries

SFA061 - Lt Bromhead VC D-Day and ability to direct troopsSFA061 Lieutenant Bromhead VC Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead of the 24th Regiment of Foot earned the Victoria Cross for his gallant leadership during the Defence of Rorke's Drift. Despite suffering from partial deafness, Bromhead refused to leave his post and played a central role in organising the defence alongside Lieutenant John Chard. Their determined leadership enabled just over 150 British and colonial troops to withstand repeated attacks by