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    David Stirling, The Phantom Major - Soldier of Fortune 001

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    Our exclusive new Soldier of Fortune miniature depicts Stirling about to kick off one of his night-time airfield raids. 

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    David Stirling is a Veteran Major for the purposes of the SAS Reinforced Platoon –
    Early: November 1941 – May 1942 and Independent: June 1942 – April 1943     theatre selectors in the Western Desert campaign book.

    Cost 230pts (Veteran)
    Composition 1 Officer (Major) and up to 3 further men
    Weapons Submachine gun, Anti-tank grenades
    Options -Stirling may be accompanied by up to 3 men (Veterans armed with anti-tank grenades and submachine guns, pistols or rifles/carbines as depicted on the model) for +19pts each
    -One man can be designated as the Team Medic for +5pts
    Special Rules -Tough Fighters
    -Stubborn
    -Behind Enemy Lines
    -Tank Hunters
    -Team Medic (if option taken)
    -Mad, Quite Mad: Field Marshal Montgomery once famously described Stirling as such, and Stirling was certainly a bold man, often to the point of recklessness. Every time David Stirling passes an Order Test, he is treated as having rolled the Insane Courage! result. Additionally, he is never subject to the We’re Doomed! rule, no matter how many pin markers he has.
    -The Phantom Major: Stirling was given this nickname by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, whose troops he terrorised in the desert. Before deployment, roll a D6 for each infantry unit of at least five models in the enemy army. On a roll of 4+, one model (of the controlling player’s choice) is removed from the unit – this represents the significant amount of manpower deployed to both search for and guard against the ‘Phantom Major’. Models removed in this way do not take any part in the battle, and do not count as casualties for determining if a unit is At Full Strength or for any other reason.

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