Fallschirmjäger Platoon (Battleworn)

• On campaign the Fallschirmjäger would often discard or store unneeded items or equipment
• During the fighting and retreat from El Alamein the Fallschirmjägerbrigade Ramcke often fought without their camouflaged jump smocks and simply wore a light cotton Luftwaffe tan shirt, though the smock was often kept handy for the chilly desert nights
• Other items of Luftwaffe tropical pattern tan uniform were worn such as trousers
• Similar lightweight clothing to counter the heat of the day was also worn in Tunisia, Sicily and Italy

Gebirgsjäger Anti-tank Group

• Gebirgsjäger Anti-tank Crew for your German Army
• Combine with guns from the Special Order range to complete your teams
• Contains enough figures to crew six anti-tank or infantry guns, as well as additional figures to theme your force

Gebirgsjäger Artillery Group

• Gebirgsjäger Artillery Crew for your German Army
• Combine with guns from the Special Order range to complete your teams
• Contains enough figures to crew four artillery pieces, as well as additional figures to theme your force

Gebirgsjäger HMG Platoon

• Capable of firing up to 800 rounds a minute the MG42 could easily pin down enemy infantry
• The MG34 had a unique feature of being able to produce semi-automatic by pressing the upper segment of the trigger, while fully automatic fire was achieved by pressing the lower segment
• Contains 4x HMG teams (MG34 or MG42 options) and 1x Command SMG team

Gebirgsjäger Mortar Platoon

• The 8cm GW34 (Granatwerfer 34, meaning grenade launcher model 1934) was a conventionally designed medium mortar
• In the hands of an experienced crew the 8cm GW34 become the single most lethal weapon at the disposal of a German commander
• German mortar crews gained almost mythic status among ally and enemy alike for their effectiveness
• Contains 6x GW34 Mortar teams and 1x Command SMG

Gebirgsjäger Platoon

• This blister is ideal if you want to field a Gebirgsjäger force in Flames Of War
• The Gebirgsjäger or mountain troops were light infantry trained for mountain warfare
• The men who made up at typical Gebirgsjäger unit were expected to carry all their personal kit and weapons, usually much more than what would be carried by regular infantrymen
• On top of this, they were expected to scale sheer cliffs and mountains while doing so
• Contains 6x Rifle/MG teams (makes 3 Jäger Squads) & 1x Command team

German Regimental Command Objective – Oberst Gosewisch

• Use this individually sculpted base and truck to represent Oberst Gosewisch (including as a Warrior in the Liberation of Italy German Command Cards) or to act as a regular objective with extra flavour
• Contains 1x Oberst Gosewich objective