Original British WWII Naval Officer Set in Transit Chest- H.M.S. Defender British Lancer The AAT uses an unusual

The AAT uses an unusual delayed-blowback action

in a style that was typically American in character for our military

They conducted more combat drops than Japanese Army parachute units during World War II

Introduced in 1943

Original British WWII Naval Officer Set in Transit Chest- H.M.S. Defender British Lancer The AAT uses an unusualOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Commander C. L. Round Turner DSC (Distinguished Service Cross) was the commanding Officer on H. M. S. DEFENDER, a 1,375 ton destroyer built by Vickers Armstrong of Barrow in 1932 that was sunk after being bombed by Italian aircraft in an action off Sidi Barrani in Egypt just 59 miles east of the Libyan border on July 11th 1941, part of the allies' "War in the Desert" against Rommel. Commander C. L. Round Turners