Forces of Valor 83206 US 36th Infantry Regiment Figure Pack - Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq, 2003 (1:32 Scale)
"In war there is no second prize for the runner-up."
- General Omar Bradley
The true Forces of Valor...the men that fought the battles, the men behind the machines, and the men that paid the ultimate sacrifice. These men came from every nation and every creed to battle on their countries' behalf. Unrecognized acts of heroism occurred every hour of every day across every battlefield all over the world.
Today's fighting forces are similar to those of the past. The makeup of men, now joined by women, remains basically the same. Acts of heroism, keen determination, and sheer willpower define today's Forces of Valor... They travel to lands far and wide, protect "Free World" interests, rapidly organize for combat operations, and constantly put themselves in harm's way.
This set consists of four soldiers in various poses from the US 36th Infantry Regiment. Comes with a variety of battlefield equipment.
Height: 2 inches
Release Date: January 2007
Historical Account: "Texans" - The 36th Infantry Division -also known as the Fighting 36th, the Panther Division, or the Texas Division - a modular division of the United States Army National Guard. It was activated for service in World War II on November 25th, 1940, and was sent overseas in April 1943.
It was reactivated in 2004 from the previous 49th Armored Division.