N01 - North American Tepee D-Day and battlefield equipment capture the

and battlefield equipment capture the appearance of the fierce tribal fighters who became legendary for their bravery

Oakey recalled

depicting an Allied infantryman wielding one of the most recognisable weapons of the 20th century — the Thompson submachine gun

5 cm leFH 18/40 (light field howitzer)Artillery is often termed ‘the king of the battlefield’

admired for their distinctive uniforms

N01 - North American Tepee D-Day and battlefield equipment capture theN01 North American Tepee The North American Tepee (or Tipi) was the traditional home of many Indigenous peoples of the Great Plains, including the Sioux, Cheyenne and Blackfoot nations. Designed for a nomadic lifestyle, the tepee could be quickly assembled and dismantled as tribes followed the great buffalo herds across the plains. Constructed from long wooden poles and covered with animal hides, the tepee provided a warm, durable and surprisingly