FOB144 British / Gurkha Officer firing Tommy Gun W Hancock organized the Union defenses

Hancock organized the Union defenses on Cemetery Hill and had the authority from Meade to withdraw

” During the War

‘Blondi’ was Hitler’s German Shepherd given as a gift to the Fuhrer by his Chief of the Nazi Party Chancellery

bearing the Latin motto “Vivere Sat Vincere

A bending Paratrooper prepares to open a wicker supplies container dropped by the Royal Air Force during the operation

FOB144 British / Gurkha Officer firing Tommy Gun W Hancock organized the Union defensesUp until today the majority of Officers in Gurkha Regiments have always been British. Among the most famous officers who served as a Gurkha was Field Marshal Sir William Bill Slim, who commanded the British 14th Army in Burma during the later part of WW2. Our officer takes careful aim with his Thompson submachine gun.