MK228 Dead Crusader Knight WWII K&C Battle of The Buldge-Americans This widely-used homespun fabric was

This widely-used homespun fabric was dyed brown with extracts from the white walnut or butternut tree

Spanish traders introduced “Biscayne” axes (so named as they were made from iron mined in the Bay of Biscay region) to North America in the mid-1500s

This young soldier

Providing additional fire support for the rifle squad is this lying prone Ranger about to fire his M1 Rocket Launcher

A wounded “Tommy” and his equally injured German prisoner make their painful way towards a Casualty Clearing Station

MK228 Dead Crusader Knight WWII K&C Battle of The Buldge-Americans This widely-used homespun fabric wasStruck by two arrows that have pierced his chain mail protection this particular knight will never rise again!