Victory at Sea: Tramp Freighter 1117 such as this radio truck

such as this radio truck which could operate as a mobile command post equipped with radio communications

but the psychological effect of the electrical arcs on enemy soldiers is worth the side effects

rather than dive

The figures in this boxed set represent a squad of desperate but proud Japanese soldiers in the remnants of their uniforms

It was a forerunner of later siege engines like the oxybeles and the ballista

Victory at Sea: Tramp Freighter 1117 such as this radio truckCovering a multitude of individual classes of merchant shipping, tramp freighters can be found in every sea of the world, plying their trade while avoiding the larger political issues around them. In the Second World War, many tramp freighters were lucky enough to be escorted in convoys by warships, thus keeping them relatively safe from submarines and commerce raiders. Any such ship caught alone at sea by so much as a destroyer was utterly helpless.