SS134A - MG 34 Team D-Day Australian troops valued the weapon

Australian troops valued the weapon for its performance in close-quarter combat and difficult battlefield conditions

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from ancient warriors to the soldiers of the twentieth century

The success of an infantry assault often depended upon speed

flak units required skilled leadership and constant coordination to operate effectively

SS134A - MG 34 Team D-Day Australian troops valued the weaponSS135A German SS Officer Pointing Leadership on the battlefield demanded more than rank alone. Throughout the Second World War, officers were required to assess changing situations, direct the movement of troops, coordinate supporting weapons, and inspire confidence under the most difficult of circumstances. Decisions made in a matter of seconds could determine the success or failure of an entire operation. This figure portrays a German SS officer