PGRS6009 - RUS.Officer Command D-Day representing the expansion and influence

representing the expansion and influence of the Roman Empire across vast territories

Likely in training

The forward motion and energetic sculpt make it an excellent choice for collectors building assault scenes or depicting the momentum of an advancing infantry unit

Marching in this context represents both functional military movement and ceremonial discipline

accompanying troops through campaigns across Asia and the Pacific

PGRS6009 - RUS.Officer Command D-Day representing the expansion and influenceTypical Russian officer roles (historical) In the Imperial Russian Army, command officers could include: Poruchik Lieutenant junior command Staff Captain company level command Captain (Kapitan) full company commander Colonel (Polkovnik) regiment commander Higher command roles were held by generals. Equipment and appearance A Russian officer in the late Imperial period typically wore: Tunic with shoulder boards (epaulettes) Officers sabre Cap or peaked