Bolt Action - Commando Characters (Lord Lovat, Piper Millin & Brigadier Young) thunder junction so as not to attract

so as not to attract unwelcome attention on the battlefield

aggressive in action

Team: 1 Forward Observer and up to 2 further men

Nation: Great Britain & Commonwealth

Formed from within the US Marine Corps in 1942 when the war in the Pacific was at a difficult juncture for the Allies

Bolt Action - Commando Characters (Lord Lovat, Piper Millin & Brigadier Young) thunder junction so as not to attractLord Lovat was one of those characters you couldnt make up. Tall, handsome and brave, he was born to the task of command, being in fact a Highland Laird. It was Lord Lovat who famously fought his way in land on D Day to cross the bridges held by the British Paras, carrying a rifle, accompanied by his faithful bagpiper Millin! Millin was banned from playing when under fire by the English War office but Lovat claimed that it clearly could not apply in