Bolt Action - Australian Independent Commando Section British Airborne and a light anti-tank gun

and a light anti-tank gun in the turret

The field medic presents the wounded soldier with his best chance of surviving serious injury and can ensure those lightly wounded soldiers are returned to fighting fitness as rapidly as possible

By their nature as specialist raiders

From 1943 it was deployed as divisional support for infantry formations

more deadly foe - the Deutsches Afrika Korps led by their mercurial commander

Bolt Action - Australian Independent Commando Section British Airborne and a light anti-tank gunThe Australian Army raised a number of units for commando style operations during the Second World War the first being the twelve Independent Commando Companies formed between 1941 and 1942. Predominantly serving in New Guinea, the Dutch East Indies and Borneo their task was to perform raids, demolition, sabotage, subversion, and organisation of civil resistance against the Japanese. The Independent Companies saw heavy action, serving with