Bolt Action: Free French – Part 5

So on with my Bolt action adventure of building a late war Free French force. As discussed in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 1 – I am putting together a smorgasbord of troops, for my Late War force., in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 2 I shared my Support forces and Recce Vehicle, in Bolt

Alsace Campaign (November 1944-January 1945)

Originally posted on Weapons and Warfare:
Allied campaign to capture Alsace from German forces. Formidable barriers to the east and west protected the plains of Alsace from invasion; to the east was the Rhine River and to the west the Vosges Mountains. The two primary gaps in the Vosges were the Belfort Gap and the…

Bolt Action: Free French – Part 4

So on with my Bolt action adventure of building a late war Free French force. As discussed in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 1 – I am putting together a smorgasbord of troops, for my Late War force., in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 2 I shared my Support forces and Recce Vehicle, in Bolt

Bolt Action: Free French – Part 3

So on with my Bolt action adventure of building a late war Free French force. As discussed in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 1 – I am putting together a smorgasbord of troops, for my Late War force., in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 2 I shared my Support forces and Recce Vehicle. This time

Bolt Action: Free French – Part 2

So my Bolt action adventure has started, with the aim of building a late war Free French force. As discussed in Bolt Action: Free French – Part 1 – I am putting together a smorgasbord of troops, for my Late War force. First up I’d like to show you my first vehicle for the force an

Bolt Action: Free French – Part 1

So my Bolt action adventure has started, with the aim of building a late war Free French force. I wish to include a mix of forces to represent The 2nd RCP – 2nd Parachute Chasseur Regiment (French: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs Parachutistes) – which is the regiment my Grandfather fought with and was also referred to as the 4th SAS