RS035A - Type 1 Ho-Ni I (cam version) The confident marching pose reflects

The confident marching pose reflects the discipline

advancing together with shields raised and swords ready for close combat

These defensive positions were designed to exploit the region’s difficult terrain

or Southeast Asia—soldiers were expected to maintain composure and structured behaviour

allowing movement if needed

RS035A - Type 1 Ho-Ni I (cam version) The confident marching pose reflectsRS035A Type 1 Ho Ni I (Cam Version) Developed during World War II, the Type 1 Ho Ni I was one of Japans attempts to create a mobile anti tank weapon capable of supporting its armoured forces. Based on the chassis of the Type 97 Chi Ha medium tank, the vehicle was fitted with a Type 90 field gun mounted in an open fighting compartment, allowing it to engage enemy armour from defensive positions. As the war progressed and Allied armoured forces became