RS060 - Japanese Grenadier D-Day signed the Instrument of Surrender

signed the Instrument of Surrender in the presence of Allied officers from multiple nations

Provides solid protection against slashes and moderate impact

A legionnaire in combat represented:

A Japanese sentry or parade figure wearing a cap (rather than a helmet) usually represents either a ceremonial duty role or rear-area guard duty in the Imperial Japanese Army

the green colouring helped reduce visibility in forested or jungle environments

RS060 - Japanese Grenadier D-Day signed the Instrument of SurrenderRS060 Japanese Grenadier The RS060 Japanese Grenadier depicts a frontline infantryman equipped for close combat during the intense fighting of the Second World Wars Pacific campaigns. Grenadiers played an important role within infantry units, providing additional firepower when attacking defensive positions, clearing enemy strongpoints or engaging opponents at close range. Carrying hand grenades and other specialist equipment, these soldiers were