Masterbox 3599 1/35 Scale, Vietnam War, On Patrol, Plastic Figure Kit (MB3599)

Vietnam War Patrol Figure Contents

• Plastic injection parts
• Assembly guide (on the box)

Figure Features

• It consists of plastic parts.
• Use a frame scissors to remove the parts.
• Use a model knife and sanding to clean the burr in the parts.
• Fill the gaps between the parts with filling material and sanding.
• There is no adhesive and paint in the box.

You can find the ingredients you need to finish this product at the bottom of the page

The Vietnam War (also known as the Vietnamese War), also known as the Second Binhhind War, fought from 1964 (events in the Gulf of Tonkin), or from 1965 to 1975, from 1975 to 1975. Until the occupation of South Vietnam via Northern Vietnam. The opponents of this war were the United States, as well as the United States (one or the way) supporting the Southern Vietnam and North Vietnam on the one hand, the Communist Vietkong guerrillas supported by the People's Republic of China and the USSR. At one time, let us assume that North Vietnam had a maximum of 690,000 soldiers participated in the conflict, Vietkong had approximately 200,000 soldiers, and the US reached the summit of the participation of Vietnam in 1969, where approximately 540,000 American soldiers of Vietnam. The emergency reasons for the conflict were the claims and ambitions of Northern Vietnam, the United States of the United States, which did not accept and did not want to accept, to have power and control over the southern neighbor. The Vietnam War was an excellent example of the guerrilla war, which the US had suffered significant losses of highly developed technological armed forces and lost in a conflict that could not be compared to the armed forces. From a completely military point of view, it is worth adding that US troops could cause great losses to their rivals (for example, 1968 Tet attack), but the so -called "main façade" has completely lost it. Mostly, the Vietnamese War was lost by the United States, mainly tensions in American society, reluctance in this regard, and the US institutional order was lost because of the inability to present a convincing justification. The Vietnam War ended in 1975 with a full defeat of the US, which had to withdraw from Vietnam and agreed to the unification of Vietnam by the communist government in Hanoi. The prestige of this country in the international arena has decreased significantly for a while.

The Vietnam War (1964 / 1965-1975) is a conflict between the Southern Vietnam government supported by the United States (economic, political, military) by the United States and North Vietnam supported by the USSR and the People's Republic of China. Due to the very challenging terrain conditions in Vietnam (forest, numerous waterway and channels, hills), the basic type of armed forces was infantry, especially high mobility and light infantry with aeromobility. American infantry's primary shooting weapon in Vietnam was initially 7.62 mm M14 semi -automatic rifle. However, in 1964, since 1966, the US infantry was the main weapon of 5,56 mm M16 Automatic Karabina (initially XM16E1), and since 1967, developed samples of the M16 A1 were delivered. The weapon was not fully developed especially in the first production parties, and also required a very careful cleaning, was quite sensitive to dirt and could easily stuck. In addition, 40 mm m79 bombaats were used. M72 and M72A1 Law missiles were rarely used. On the other hand, Browning M2 heavy machine guns and M60 heavy machine guns were widely used. During the Vietnam War, it turned out that the platoon was the main tactical unit of US infantry. The structure was almost the same in order, light and air infantry. The detachment consisted of a staff guided by a lieutenant or a lieutenant, and a sub -unit of a artillery observer, a medical officer and a radio operator. The main power was three shot teams, each of which consisted of 10 soldiers. There were also two M60 RKM balls and a heavy weapon team with two M67 M67 -free balls. It is worth adding that the above mentioned organization is a full -time organization and in the realities of the war, full -time work is often different from the realities of the battlefield.