Napoleonic French Mule Train 'The Carrot' 0514 Making its debut on D-Day

Making its debut on D-Day with one Firefly per troop

Recognised as an accomplished warrior during his late teens he became a war chief in his twenties leading the Lakota in their long war against the United States

and can be towed by most vehicles

Unit: Boromite Engineer Squad Ag Acc Str Res Init Co 2 x Engineers: reflex armour

Sometimes used to defend the colours

Napoleonic French Mule Train 'The Carrot' 0514 Making its debut on D-DayFollowing the French wherever it marches, mule trains are invaluable as they relieve the stress of the troops carrying heavy essential equipment. Ensure it doesn't fall behind otherwise the enemy might sneakingly steal or kill the poor mule! It may not be taking position on the front line but the mule train can function as the perfect objective marker. Or maybe a scenario like this: 'Your mule train has fallen behind and your scouts have reported that