Fire Support Base Ad-Hoc

 Kamarian Armed Forces 1980's 2lb Anti Tank Gun WW2 issue. Locally produced in Australia and had both Armour Piercing and High Explosive ammunition available. Withdrawn from service in 1951, the 2lb gave some anti tank defence and direct fire support to the Raider Battalion as part of the training enemy (Source: Wikipedia 2024). Also being a compact weapon it is able to be either towed or portee in the Raider Battalion's organic transport. Details: GHQ figures: Source: Images W. Burchhett /European print media outlets Please Note: All information is for Minature Wargaming Purposes and not a reflection upon any individual or of history. Thank you

Kamarian Armed Forces 1980's Buffalo Amphibian Vehicle Not currently in service, the Buffalo is organic transport to the Kamarian Raider Battalion the training enemy. Details: GHQ figures: Source: Images W. Burchhett /European print media outlets Please Note: All information is for Minature Wargaming Purposes and not a reflection upon any individual or of history. Thank you   

 Kamarian Armed Forces 1980's Staghound Armoured Car First Delivered to Australia in 1943 the Staghound saw service in the 1st Armoured Car Squadron as part of the British Occupational Force in Japan. Post War the Staghound usually replaced both Matilda and Grant tanks in Citizen Military Force Units. The vehicles remained in service till 1970 (Source: Wikipedia 2024).  "Kamaria the training enemy in this instance, required some form of armoured / reconnaissance to support the Raider Battalion. Otherwise they would have appeared in their normal Australian Militia Reconnaissance Troop role on the table pre 1970's with White Scout Cars. Details: GHQ figures: Source: Images W. Burchhett /European print media outlets Please Note: All information is for Minature Wargaming Purposes and not a reflection upon any individual or of history. Thank you

Kamarian Armed Forces 1980's  Yeramba Self Propelled Gun The Yeramba is a combination of the 25lb Field Gun and the GrantTank hull converted by the Australians. It served as the 22nd Field Regiment Royal Australian Artillery as part of the 2nd Armoured Brigade in the 1950's. Yeramba is an Aboriginal word for a spear throwing device. (Source: Wikipedia 2024). Although long out of service the training enemy the "Kamarians", have allocated a battery of five in support of their Raider Battalion. Details: GHQ figures: Source: Images W. Burchhett /European print media outlets Please Note: All information is for Minature Wargaming Purposes and not a reflection upon any individual or of history. Thank you