Naked Army "Bardia" - Infantryman 2nd AIF LIBYA 1941 with Photo Frame

Naked Army "Bardia" - Infantryman 2nd AIF LIBYA 1941 with Photo FrameNAKED ARMY HERITAGE SERIES PHOTOFRAMES Naked Armys early WW2 AIF portrayal shows an advancing Australian infantryman, circa 1941. Rugged up against the bitter desert pre dawn cold in greatcoat, leather jerkin and home made balaclava, he carries the Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) rifle, and is portrayed during the opening stages of Australias first full engagement against enemy troops in the Second World War, at Bardia, Libya. These hand made sets

all available in the same headlamp

and high-risk incidents alike

transition from your current FDT Gloves to the ALL-NEW WARMNESS that is the PIG FDT Cold Weather Glove

repurposing high-grade material that would otherwise go to waste

or load-bearing platforms using MOLLE/PALS compatibility with integrated belt loops

creating a cohesive profile whether the knife is open or closed

secure retention

The frames are ideal to display photographs of your loved ones

This compact multi-tool allows you to start a fire

and is based on typical mid-war tropical kit worn by RAAF single-seat fighter pilots operating in the Pacific theatre

1:6 SCALE / APPROX 315mm HEIGHT

making it easier to reach your destination