35035 - "Miss Patty Dunbar" Woman with Patriotic Apron and Parasol, 1861-65 world war 2 N variant was an “assault

N variant was an “assault tank” that was produced to meet the specific need for a stronger tank that could more effectively take on the Soviet T34

The attire of the Iron Brigade was more along the lines of the out-dated U

Bush went to sea in 1944

s above but with a different hull number (for those collectors wanting two LCVP’s for their collection)

An actual stretcher kept the body rigid and could be worked by two men – under ideal conditions

35035 - "Miss Patty Dunbar" Woman with Patriotic Apron and Parasol, 1861-65 world war 2 N variant was an “assaultMiss Patty Dunbar Woman with Patriotic Apron and Parasol, 1861 65 While most women in the American Civil War did not fight in the battles, they did feel the impact of the war in their daily lives. Women like Miss Dunbar did what they could to support their loved ones off fighting. All over the country women organized into local Soldiers Aid Societies whose goal was to raise supplies, money, and, in general, assist in the war effort. These women would