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Harrier Close Air Support Flight (TBBX09) contains two resin Hawker-Siddley Harriers, two plastic flight stands, four rare-earth magnets, and one unit card.
The Hawker-Siddley Harrier, the famed ‘Jump Jet’ could swivel its exhaust nozzles down to allow it to take off vertically. The Hawker-Siddley Harrier, the famed ‘Jump Jet’ could swivel its exhaust nozzles down to allow it to take off vertically.
Contains six plastic HMMVW utility vehicles, one HMMVW crew sprue and Fourteen Unit Cards.
The US divisions organised under the light division structure, such as the 82nd Airborne, had one reconnaissance squadron with one light cavalry troop mounted in wheeled vehicles. These had initially been jeeps, but by 1985 had been replaced by the new High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), ‘Humvee’ or ‘Hummer’ as it quickly became known to the troops.
Hussein's Republican Guard (Plastic Army Deal) contains three plastic T-72 tanks, two plastic Gazelle Helicopters, one tank commander sprue and one mini Team Yankee rulebook.
The company of T-72 tanks advanced up the highway, their goal was the flank of the Iranian positions about three kilometres distant. Captain Mahmod Haddad had positioned his tank in the second tank in the column. As they closed to two kilometres, he signalled his tank commanders to fan out on either side of the highway. The tanks spread out line-abreast and came to a halt.
Jaguar Jagdpanzer Zug contains three Jaguar 1 or Jaguar 2 tank-hunters, decal sheet & two Unit Cards.
The Jaguar 1 and Jaguar 2 were German Raketenjagdpanzer (rocket tank-hunter) tank destroyers armed with anti-tank guided missiles. for use in the Battlefront Miniatures game of World War III 3, Team Yankee.
Kahalani's Warriors (Plastic Army Deal) contains three plastic Merkava 1 or 2 Tanks, two plastic AH-1 Viper Attack Helicopters, one tank commander sprue, two decal sheets, six unit cards and one mini Team Yankee rulebook.
A horrendous clang shook the entire Merkava 2 of Lieutenant Adam Koren. Koren’s ears rang and all other sounds were muffled. He searched ahead for the enemy tank that had just hit them, locating it about 2000 metres to the northwest. He slapped his gunner Avi’s shoulder to get his attention.“Target, 2000 metres, Sabot,” he shouted.
Contains three plastic Leopard 2 Tanks, two plastic BO-105P Helicopters, six resin tank commander figures, eight rare-earth magnets, two decal sheets, five unit cards, one mini Team Yankee rule book.
Hauptmann Müller watched from his turret as the Soviet T-72s emerged from the village. ‘Wait’ he thought to himself as more enemy tanks moved beyond the cover of the village houses. The Soviet tanks keep coming, he counted eight – no, nine – but more kept coming. They spread out slowly into line abreast, unaware that Müller’s company of Leopard 2 tanks were watching them from the forest just 1500 metres away.
LAV Platoon (Plastic) (TUBX16)
Contains five plastic LAV-25, two plastic AT upgrade sprues, one tank commander sprue, one motar crew sprue, one decal sheet and eight unit cards.
Leopard 1 Panzer Zug contains three Leopard 1 tanks, resin tank commander sprue, decal sheet & three Unit cards for use in the Battlefront Miniatures game of World War III 3, Team Yankee.
Leopard 1 Panzer Zug pack includes five Leopard 1 plastic tanks, one plastic tank commander sprue, decal sheet & three Unit cards.
Though lightly armoured, the Leopard 1 tank is fast and well armed, with a 105mm L7 gun that is more than capable of dealing with any scouting vehicles of Warsaw Pact.
Includes five plastic Leopard 2 main battle tanks, resin tank commander sprue, decal sheet & 3 Unit Cards
The Leopard 2 came about from the joint German-US ‘Battle Tank 70’ program, which was abandoned after costs rose above what the West German government was willing to spend. However, out of the ashes arose a phoenix, the outstanding Leopard 2 main battle tank.
Includes five plastic Leopard 2A5 Tanks and five Unit Cards.
Initially known as Leopard 2 Improved, but later designated Leopard 2A5, the new model introduced wedge-shaped, spaced add-on armour to the turret front and the frontal area of the hull sides. The new spaced armour modules are designed to defeat the jet of a hollow charge or high-explosive anti-tank round prior to it reaching the base armour.
Leopard German Rulebook Team Yankee is the third nation to enter the Third World War. Leopard, West Germans in World War III expands the story started in Team Yankee.
Luchs Spah Trupp contains four Luchs armoured cars, resin tank commander sprue, decal sheet & Unit Card.
The Aufklärungs troops at the very front of the division’s vanguard are the Späh Truppen (reconnaissance patrols) equipped with the 8-wheeled Luchs armoured car. For use in the Battlefront Miniatures game of World War III 3, Team Yankee.
M109 Field Battery (TBBX08) includes four M109 self-propelled howitzers, one resin Tank Commander sprue, one decal sheet and one unit card.
The divisional artillery has replaced the Abbot with the American M109 with its 155mm gun. This powerful weapon is called upon when some serious firepower is needed.
Includes two M113 C&V recon vehicles, one plastic Tank Commander sprue and four Unit cards.
The M113 C&V (Commando & Verkenning) used by the Dutch reconnaissance troops has the same origins as the Canadian Lynx. However, in the 1970s M113 C&V had its machine-gun cupola replaced with a Oerlikon-Bührle GBD-ADA turret fitted with a 25mm KBA cannon. The 25mm cannon allows them to suppress an enemy position before making their escape.
M113 Panzermorser Zug contains three M113 Panzermörser armoured mortar vehicles, resin tank commander sprue, three resin mortar crew sprues, two Unit Cards.
The Panzergrenadier Battalions had their very own artillery in the form of 120mm M120 mortars mounted in modified M113 armoured personnel carriers. For use in the Battlefront Miniatures game of World War III 3, Team Yankee.
M270 MLRS Battery (Plastic) includes three plastic MLRS Rocket Launchers, one Minefield Marker and three unit cards.
The Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) is a high-mobility automatic artillery system. It is made up of a twelve tube launcher packaged in two six-rocket pods, which are mounted on a stretched Bradley chassis with excellent crosscountry mobility.
M48 Chaparral SAM Platoon (TIBX07) includes four M48 Chaparral SAM launchers, one unit card & one decal sheet.
The US also supplied the IDF with M48 Chaparral surface-to-air missile (SAM) carriers. It used the MIM-72G Chaparral missile that was aimed manually by the operator before firing until the missile locked on the hot exhaust of the aircraft with its infra-red seeker.
Includes four M48 Chaparral SAM launchers, one unit card & one decal sheet.
The M48 Chaparral is a tried and tested surface- to-air missile (SAM) weapons system that first entered service with the US Army in 1969. This SAM system fires MIM-72G Chaparral missiles (based on the AIM-9 Sidewinder air to-air missile) which use an infra-red seeker to lock on to the hot exhaust of an aircraft.
Contains five resin and metal M551 Sheridan Tanks, one decal sheet and two unit cards
The M551 Sheridan Armored Reconnaissance/Airborne Assault Vehicle, or ARAAV, is fitted with the M81 dual-purpose gun/missile launcher. It can fire conventional HEAT antitank ammunition for shorter range targets, or the MGM51 Shillelagh (pronounced shil-laylee) anti-tank guided missile, which was more effective at longer ranges.
In 1978 most Sheridans were phased out of service. However, the 82nd Airborne Division decided to keep the air transportable Sheridan airborne assault vehicle. These were upgraded with improved suspension.
Magach 6 Tank Platoon (Plastic) (TIBX02) contains five plastic M60 Tanks, one decal sheet, one tank commander sprue and four unit cards
During the 1970s the Israel Defence Forces started to take deliveries of M60 Patton tanks from the US, and with the outbreak of the 1973 war the Israelis as received M60 tanks direct from US Army stocks as replacements.
Includes five plastic Marder 2 IFVs and three Unit Cards.
Compared to the original Marder, the Marder 2 is an entirely new vehicle, which shares only the name and general layout. The armored protection of the Marder 2 was rated to withstand a 30mm AP round frontally and a 14.5mm round at all other angles. This was achieved through modular passive armour bolted on to the hull and turret which were constructed with steel.
British Mechanised Company TBBX10 comprises a Company HQ and two Mechanised Platoons. Each platoon has an impressive variety of firepower at its disposal, with the ‘Gimpy’ (GPMG or General Purpose Machine-gun) and L1A1 SLRs (Self-Loading Rifles), the ‘Charlie G’ (84mm Carl Gustav recoilless gun) and one-shot 66mm light anti-tank weapons for anti-tank work, and a 2” light mortar team, whose main role is to use smoke to blind enemy machine-guns.
Merkava Tank Platoon (Plastic) (TIBX01) contains five plastic Merkava 1 or 2 Tanks, one tank commander sprue, one decal sheet and six unit cards.
After the 1967 war, the purchase of modern military equipment became more difficult and the Israeli government decided to design, develop, and build an indigenous main battle tank. The design prioritised armour, armament and mobility in that order, with the key characteristic of the new tank being its armour and crew protection.
Includes eight Milan missile teams, eight small two-hole bases, and two Unit Cards.
The Milan missile is a modern man-portable, light anti-tank missile. Its small size makes the missile team easy to dig in and conceal, yet it can penetrate most tanks.
French Milan Group includes ten Milan anti-tank missile teams, ten two-hole small plastic bases, three plastic base insert sprues and one Unit card.
French VAB mounted infantry battalions have 24 Milan anti-tank guided missile systems available in support.
Since its inception in 1949, NATO has been a community of free nations brought together with a common goal, to defend the freedom of Western Europe and North America. To do this Canada, France and the Netherlands deploy armoured and mechanised forces in West Germany.
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Most are allocated out to the infantry units, but some are retained in the Section Antichar (Anti-tank Section) to provide a reserve or to be deployed in a concentrated group for anti-tank defence.
Includes two plastic Mirage 5 aircraft, two plastic Flight Stands, one Decal sheet, and two Unit cards.
The Mirage 5 design re-tasked the successful Mirage III fighter into a ground attack role. The Mirage 5 fighter-bomber retained the 30mm twin DEFA autocannons of the Mirage III and is armed with BLG-66 Belouga cluster bombs for striking enemy units.
Designed for use in your games of Team Yankee, this box includes 4 pre-painted straight 12”/30cm road sections, 2 pre-painted curved 12”/30cm road sections. The roads are made of a special flexible resin. Not only does this make them tough and resilient, it means they can conform to the contours of your battlefield, curving over hills and undulations or sitting flat on level areas.
Designed for use in your games of Team Yankee, this box includes two pre-painted straight 6”/15cm road sections, two curved 8”/20cm road sections, two 6”/15cm T intersections, one 6”/15cm crossroads. The roads are made of a special flexible resin. Not only does this make them tough and resilient, it means they can conform to the contours of your battlefield, curving over hills and undulations or sitting flat on level areas.
