US SOLDIER vs JAPANESE INFANTRYMAN Pre-painted Aided by a dashing costume-shop

Aided by a dashing costume-shop owner

Probably why he's a little grumpy boy— he loves eating folks

Ship combat chits (punch-out cardboard chits)

Instead of friends sitting around the same table and staring at their phones

US SOLDIER vs JAPANESE INFANTRYMAN Pre-painted Aided by a dashing costume-shopFully illustrated, this study examines the US Army and Japanese troops who fought for control of the Philippine Islands in the climactic months of World War II. In October 1944 the Sixth US Army landed on Leyte in the Japanese held Central Philippine Islands, initiating a series of battles that became the largest contest between the US and Japanese armies. Determined to liberate the Philippines, General Douglas MacArthur's forces confronted the