WWII Japanese Navy Seaman
Military: World War II Blue Box Toys Action Figures
Item No.Item Number: BB21085
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Description
WWII Japanese Navy Seaman:The 1:6 scale Elite Foce Imperial Japanese Navy - Seaman 1st Class "Yamamoto Ichiro" action figure. This 12 inch action figure features: Uniform (Shirt and Trousers - Fabric), Inner shirt (Fabric), Field cap (Fabric), Boots (Vinyl), Gaiters (Fabric), Helmet w/ cover (Fabric/Diecast), Belt (Vinyl/Metal), Type 99 rifle (Plastic/Synthetic Leather), Type 99 ammo clip X 4 (Plastic), Ammo pouch (small) X 2 (Vinyl /Plastic), Ammo pouch (large) (Vinyl /Plastic), Bayonet (Plastic), Bayonet scabbard (Plastic), Bayonet holder (Vinyl), Waier canteen w/ holder (Plastic/Vinyl/Fabric), First Aid Pouch (Vinyl), Butt pack (Fabric). (Subject to change.)
In late 1943 the Japanese held numerous strategic Pacific islands, among these was Tarawa. An assault on this position was anticipated and defences were increased to over 4,800 Japanese Navy Troops, including 2,600 men from the Special Naval Landing Force, Japanese Marines. The conflict for Tarawa was a bloody one and at the end of 3 days of intense fighting the island fell to the US Marines. Of the 4,836 Japanese troops on Tarawa only 17 survived the battle.
Specifications
- Company:Blue Box Toys
- Theme:Military: World War II
- Product Type:Action Figures
- Weight:3 lb
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