MK184 Sir William Wallace K&C WWII FIelds of Battle Meanwhile the remaining two soldiers

Meanwhile the remaining two soldiers move stealthily forward to take up fire positions as they await the remainder of the 9-man patrol to follow up

A son of the Douglas family and a friend of Robert The Bruce (1274-1329) this brave knight wears the colours and symbols granted to the Douglas clan after they took the dead king’s heart (as he had wished) on a crusade to The Holy Land

and the Marines specialize in it

As a lieutenant colonel of the Legion of Cavalry in the new regular Texian army

his immediate superior was a Proconsul (provincial governor)

MK184 Sir William Wallace K&C WWII FIelds of Battle Meanwhile the remaining two soldiersMost medieval collectors are more than familiar with the Mel Gibson movie Braveheart, the semi fictional exploits of one of Scotlands greatest heroes. The real Sir William Wallace was a far cry from the cinematic version He never painted half his face blue and he never wore a kilt either! Wallace was a lowlander from a small town called Elderslie, near Glasgow not far from where yours truly was born. In battle Wallace was garbed in much the same