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After basic Navy training, some recruits went on to Hospital Corps school, where they learned rudimentary first aid and how to handle basic medical equipment. Most Corpsmen were assigned to U.S. Navy...
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After nearly two years of development, the backpack carried, battery powered, voice radio receiver/transmitter known as the SCR- 300 was accepted in 1942. It was described in the War Department...
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The British government urged its colonies in North America to raise soldiers to fill the ranks of independent companies for service in various locations. In the early 18th century, many British units...
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Despite the wide variety of long arms with which the first colonial militias were armed, many of the members not only had some basic training in firing by company, but may have had practical...
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As Inspector General of the Continental Army, Baron Friedrich Von Steuben standardized the commands of the military's fife and drum signal calls. But what was not standardized was the decoration of...
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From the beginning of European colonization of North America, communities along the Atlantic seaboard required able-bodied males to participate in the defense of their towns and colonies. These...
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The performance of the colonial militia stunned the military professionals of Great Britain in the early days of the American Revolution. These civilians-turned-soldiers, often had some previous...
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John Buttrick was in command of a company of minutemen, 19 April 1775. From his position over-looking the town of Concord, he could see smoke rising in the distance and knew action must be taken. He...
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Early southern victories during the first part of the war led to a sense of pride and near invincibility amongst southern soldiers and their commanders. In addition, this sense of invincibility...
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In the era of black powder weapons, the smoke on the battlefield made identification between friend and foe very difficult. In some cases, the Stars and Bars so resembled the U.S. flag that troops...
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WBritain 17244 Forward With The Colors Limited Edition. Brand new. 54mm toy soldier American Civil War set.
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WBritain 17494 D-Day US Big Red One Armor Support Team. Brand new. 54mm.
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After basic Navy training, some recruits went on to Hospital Corps school, where they learned rudimentary first aid and how to handle basic medical equipment. Most Corpsmen were assigned to U.S. Navy...
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After nearly two years of development, the backpack carried, battery powered, voice radio receiver/transmitter known as the SCR- 300 was accepted in 1942. It was described in the War Department...
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The British government urged its colonies in North America to raise soldiers to fill the ranks of independent companies for service in various locations. In the early 18th century, many British units...
WBritain
Despite the wide variety of long arms with which the first colonial militias were armed, many of the members not only had some basic training in firing by company, but may have had practical...
WBritain
As Inspector General of the Continental Army, Baron Friedrich Von Steuben standardized the commands of the military's fife and drum signal calls. But what was not standardized was the decoration of...
WBritain
From the beginning of European colonization of North America, communities along the Atlantic seaboard required able-bodied males to participate in the defense of their towns and colonies. These...
WBritain
The performance of the colonial militia stunned the military professionals of Great Britain in the early days of the American Revolution. These civilians-turned-soldiers, often had some previous...
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John Buttrick was in command of a company of minutemen, 19 April 1775. From his position over-looking the town of Concord, he could see smoke rising in the distance and knew action must be taken. He...
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Early southern victories during the first part of the war led to a sense of pride and near invincibility amongst southern soldiers and their commanders. In addition, this sense of invincibility...
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In the era of black powder weapons, the smoke on the battlefield made identification between friend and foe very difficult. In some cases, the Stars and Bars so resembled the U.S. flag that troops...
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In Anglo-Saxon, name Grindan means sharp. Grind is derived from it and the Old English meaning of grindan was "crush into powder,The Iron Brigade was part of the Union Army of the Potomac made up...
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In Anglo-Saxon, name Grindan means sharp. Grind is derived from it and the Old English meaning of grindan was "crush into powder,grate, scrape," with the word forgrindan meaning "destroy by crushing...
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Alfgeir is an Old Norse compound name of Álf- "elf," which was not a particularly popular Scandinavian name, and -geir, meaning "spear" which was quite popular with Vikings as both a naming...
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This Saxon name is derived of two elements: "Audaz" shortened to "Ēad" (prosperity, fortune, or wealth) and "Gaizaz" simplified to "Gar" (spear or pike). Combined the name means "prosperous spearman...
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This warrior name means "Storm," a fitting one too as he attacks with his two handed bearded axe. He also carries a scarmasax, or seax suspended at the front of his belt, ready at a moments notice...
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Vali is the name of a Norse god and the son of the god Odin. When the much beloved god Baldur was killed it was Vali who in turn slayed the assassin. The mere mortal seen here enters the fray in mid...
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Marshal Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vireur, Comte de Rochambeau was a French nobleman and commander of a 5,500 man French Expeditionary Force sent to assist the American Continental Army in their fight...
Brunton's Barracks
Brunton's Barracks Call To Glory 2051 French Infantry Marching With Officer. 54mm metal cast and hand painted gloss toy figures by Bill Brunton. Tied in box 8 figures. Like New condition. Small paint...
