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Became closely involved in nursing work during World War I
Participating in ceremonial parades and inspections rather than frontline combat
This expertly sculpted figure portrays a Mexican infantryman from General Antonio López de Santa Anna's army carrying out one of the essential steps in the muzzle-loading process—biting open a paper cartridge before pouring the powder and loading his musket
Ideal for assault scenes or advancing platoons
a beautifully hand-painted two-piece set from the Thunder on the Plains collection
RTA146 ‘A Pair of Santa Anna’s Assault Pioneers’ SEKIGAHARA 1600 Became closely involved in nursingRTA146 A Pair of Santa Annas Assault Pioneers During the final assault on the Alamo on 6 March 1836, General Antonio Lpez de Santa Annas Mexican Army faced more than just the determined defenders within the old mission. The attacking columns also had to overcome the walls, barricades and other obstacles protecting the compound before they could force their way inside. Assault pioneers were among the men tasked with helping the advancing troops breach
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