WW1 French Soldier with Gas Mask Minifigure - United Bricks Custom Minifigure and New Zealand as part

and New Zealand as part of the Commonwealth

They were met at the first defence line by a counter-charge made up of the surviving soldiers of the 13th Company of the 226th Infantry Regiment

Their exploits on the battlefield were exemplary and they gained an illustrious place in Italian military history

Captain minifigure is printed on all sides including

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WW1 French Soldier with Gas Mask Minifigure - United Bricks Custom Minifigure and New Zealand as partUnited Bricks WW1 French Soldier with Gas Mask Minifigure In 1916, the French military began experimenting with copying and upgrading the German GM15 gas mask. In January 1917, the upgraded MCG was adopted as the ARS, but issues with supplying made it so that the mask started to be delivered to the army only in February 1918. It would continue to see service in the French army even after the First World War with over 5,270,000 examples being produced.