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Tamiya JGSDF Iraq Humanitarian Assistance Team (1/35) 35276

SKU: 35276

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1/35 JGSDF Iraq H. Assistance Team 35276 Tamiya

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JGSDF Iraq Humanitarian Assistance Team (1/35) 35276

This figure set represents members of the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force as deployed to Iraq in humanitarian assistance roles. Designed to complement the JGSDF Light Armored Vehicle or to form part of a modern Middle East diorama, the set captures the distinctive uniforms, weapons, and mission-specific equipment carried by Japanese troops.

  • Includes five 1/35 scale figures: team leader with binoculars, sub-leader pointing, two patrolling soldiers with 5.56mm automatic rifles, and one seated figure for vehicle placement.
  • Highly detailed reproduction of standard issue equipment including rifles, ammunition cartridges, and headsets with microphones.
  • Features a uranium emission detection device and 110mm Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank rocket launcher.
  • Decals provided to depict Japanese flag insignia on uniforms.
  • Ideal for pairing with Tamiya’s JGSDF Light Armored Vehicle kit or modern military dioramas.

History

The Japanese Ground Self Defense Force deployed to Iraq in the early 2000s as part of a humanitarian and reconstruction mission. Operating primarily in the southern region, the units focused on rebuilding infrastructure, supplying clean water, and providing medical aid, while maintaining security in cooperation with coalition forces. This mission marked one of the most significant overseas deployments of the JGSDF since its post-war formation, requiring troops to adapt to challenging desert conditions and potential security threats. The deployment also showcased Japan’s modern military equipment, including the Light Armored Vehicle and advanced infantry weaponry.