RS082 - Japanese Casualty D-Day Isolation within a large household

Isolation within a large household or courtyard environment

including WWII defensive positions

including the dramatic encounters that defined the conflict

and the defence of vessels

The flag bearer—often called the “ensign” or “color bearer”—held one of the most honoured and dangerous positions in the regiment

RS082 - Japanese Casualty D-Day Isolation within a large householdBattlefield conditions reflected Casualty figures in this style usually reflect the harsh realities of: Intense infantry combat in confined terrain (jungle, urban ruins, or fortifications) High exposure to artillery, air attack, and close range firefights Difficult evacuation conditions, especially in island campaigns where supply and medical support were limited