ICM 35564 Indian Sikh Rifles (1942) (4 figurki)

During World War II, the area of today's India and Pakistan was part of the British Empire, and to defend this area, the British formed a separate army in the nineteenth century, which with time adopted the name of the British Army of India. British Indian Army). At the outbreak of World War II, it had less than 200,000 people, and by August 1945 it had grown to 2.5 million people. It is worth adding that it was an army made up entirely of volunteers, which makes it the largest volunteer army in the history of the 20th century. Its structure included both infantry divisions as well as armored, artillery and other units. This army relied primarily on the equipment and organizational solutions used in the British Army. Hence, the infantry division consisted of three infantry brigades divided into three battalions. In 1940, the 31st Armored Division was also formed, and a year later - a parachute brigade. Indian troops were used during the fighting in East Africa in 1940, in North Africa in 1940-1943 and in Italy in 1943-1945. They also served in Burma and Malaya, where they fought with Japanese troops until 1945.

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