Flames Of War German Fallschirmjager Mortar Platoon New Basilean Their equipment was unsophisticated but

Their equipment was unsophisticated but functional

drawing fire

Stalwart defenders of the frozen North

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Flames Of War German Fallschirmjager Mortar Platoon New Basilean Their equipment was unsophisticated butFlames of War German Fallschirmjger Mortar Platoon The elite German Fallschirmjger relied on mortars to provide flexible and immediate fire support. Their 8cm mortars, nicknamed Stummelwerfer or stump mortars for their short barrels, were used at company and battalion level to bombard enemy positions and disrupt attacks. In Normandy, these weapons proved invaluable during the defense of Hill 192, where they fired into gullies to break up American