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American Civil War 1861/65 - Confederate States of America

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Capt. Gibson's Flying Artillery; Peninsular Campaign, June 1862 Horse Artillery, or "Flying Artillery" was a common way to move light weapons during battle.

American Civil War 1861/65 - Union States of America

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Light Infantryman of the 63rd British Regiment of Foot- by Don Troiani

AWI British: 23rd Foot 1777, by Don Troiani. (www.dontroiani.com)

British 10th Regiment of Foot Pvt., Grenadier Company 1775, by Don Troiani. (www.dontroiani.com)

American War of Independence 1775/83 - British

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British; Loyalist troops L to R Sergeant Royal Fencible Americans 1770-8, Black Company of Pioneers & Officer, King's Orange Rangers 1777 from an early Osprey Men at Arms (originally published possibly in 1980).

Officer of the Loyalist New York Volunteers in about 1780 - Don Troiani

British; Loyalist Troops L to R Officer British Legion 1781,Officer King's American Dragoons 1782 & Fifer New York Volunteers 1782 from an early Osprey Men at Arms (originally published possibly in 1980)

American War of Independence 1775/83 - British Loyalist

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Hessian Grenadier of Regiment Von Wutginau as he would have appeared in New York Campaign of 1776, by Don Troiani

American War of Independence 1775/83 - Hessian's (British Allies)

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American; Officer of 5th Massachusetts Regiment, winter 1777, by Don Troiani

American; 18th Continental Infantry Private 1776 by Don Troiani

Dragone del rgt. americano lealista della North Carolina - Don Troiani

American War of Independence 1775/83 - American Revolutionaries

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UNIFORMS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION -- French Army

Fusilier of the French Berry Regiment circa 1758, by Don Troiani.

UNIFORMS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION -- French Army

American War of Independence 1775/83 - French (American Allies)

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Brunswick Infantry Regiment, 1776-1777 -Brunswick Infantry Regt. von Specht, 1776-77 (Colonel J. F. von Specht, Color Bearer, Musketeer, and Drummer.

Brunswick Infantry - Sergeant, Regiment von Rhetz, Officer, Regiment von Specht, Light Infantry Private, von Riedesel Regiment.

Brunswick Grenadier, Regiment Prinz Friedrich, Hesse-Hanau Grenadier Sergeant, Regiment Erbprinz, Hesse-Hanau Gunner, Artillery Company.

American War of Independence 1775/83 - Brunswick's (British Allies)

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Spanish; Regiment of Louisiana, Soldier, c.1778-82 by Don Troiani

"The Spanish Army in North America - Metropolitan Troops, Louisiana, Florida & Central America, 1770s-80s: • Private, España Regiment • Private, fusilier company, Principe Regiment, c. 1775-82 • Captain, Fijo de Guatemala Regiment", David Rickman

Spain in the American Revolutionary War - The Spanish ports in Europe and the Caribbean that were safe havens for harassed American ships and over 4,000 Spanish soldiers who died as prisoners of war on English prison ships in New York Harbor after being captured while fighting for American independence

American War of Independence 1775/83 - Spanish (American Allies)

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The Battle of Trenton in 1776 which certainly could be described at the battle that saved American Independence. Here is depicted the death of Colonel Rall commanding the Hessian Brigade the Hessian Brigade defending the town. Following the this up with another victory at Princeton , the crumbling rebellion was given new hope and General Washington's bold move assured his place as one of the greatest Americans of all time.

American Revolution. Independence was not the Americans’ original aim . In April 1775, the colonies sought more autonomy within the British Empire, not complete separation. Continental Congress, which led American resistance, petitioned King George III that summer, denying that independence was the objective, and appealing to him to protect the colonies. At this critical point, the British started to treat the Americans as enemies, making colonists think that independence was the only option

American Revolution Battles | The Battles of Saratoga Springs - American Revolutionary War (Original ...

American War of Independence 1775/83 - Other

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Boer Wars 1836/1902

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crimean war russian uniforms - Google Search

Crimean War 1853/56 - Russian

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— Private John ‘Jesse’ Lockhurst (2956), 31st...

Colour-Sergeant William Gardner (aged 35), 42nd Royal Highland Regiment of Foot (Black Watch). After serving in the Crimean War, Gardner was awarded the Victoria Cross during the Indian Mutiny for saving the life of his commanding officer, Leftenant-Colonel Cameron. Knocked from his horse, Cameron was set upon by three mutineers. In the moments that followed, Gardner bayoneted two of them, while the third was killed by other members of the Regiment.

Crimean War 1853/56 - British

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French Zouave and African Chasseur in Crimea

french soldiers Crimean War | Stock Photo #1788-51784, French soldiers during the Crimean War, 1855 ...

Crimean War 1853/56 - French

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Three Crimean War Turkish Soldiers, from a period illustration representing: Foot Artillery, and note in particular the cross-cannon badge on the cross-belt, as well as the buckle. The red collar, cuffs and shoulder boards, worn on an 1840s wool shell jacket. Infantry soldier, with long blue frock coat. Infantry junior officer, whose rank-band is identified by the red tape chevron on the collar.

Turks; Crimean War, L to R Private Infantry Regiment of Omar Pasha, Trooper Light Cavalry Regiment & Infantryman of 1st Guard Corps.

Turkish troops storming Fort Shefketil during the Crimean War

Crimean War 1853/56 - Turkish

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Crimean War 1853/56 - Sardinian

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A small Greek volunteer force under Colonel Panos Koronaios went to Russia and fought during the Siege of Sevastopol. However, more Greek nationals fought in the Crimean War with the "Greek Battalion of Balaklava" which had been in the ranks of the Russian army since the first Russo-Turkish war (1768–1774).

Crimean War 1853/56 - Greeks

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Russo-British skirmish during the Crimean War.

Russo-French skirmish during Crimean War - Crimean War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Battle of the River Alma, 20 September, 1854. Considered the first battle of the Crimean war, the 36,000 Russian troops commanded a strong defensive position on the heights above the river Alma. The 60,000 strong allied force took heavy casualties crossing the river and difficult heights. In the end, the allied minè ball muskets were the deciding factor against the Russian smoothbore weapons, and the Russians were forced into retreat, sustaining more than 6000 casualties.

Crimean War 1853/56 – other

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The English Civil War 1642-1651 - An Illustrated Military History

The English Civil War 1642-1651 - An Illustrated Military History

Popham's Parliamentarian Horse Dragoons, English Civil War

English Civil War 1642 - 1651

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French soldiers during the Franco-Prussian War, 1870. : ColorizedHistory

French Cuirassier General | Campaign uniform during the Franco-Prussian War.

Franco Prussian War 1870/71 - French

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History! by Zhukov - The Military History Emporium — Privat, 6. Badisches Infantry-Regiment Kaiser...

Prussian uhlans on the march in winter, Franco-Prussian War

Franco Prussian War 1870/71 - Prussian

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Seven Years War - Austria (French Ally)

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Seven Years War - Bavaria (French Ally) In 1756 Bavaria signed a treaty with France. In 1757 war began with Prussia. Bavaria reluctantly sent troops, but withdrew them in 1758.

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Seven Years War - Britain

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Ferdinand, Prince of Brunswick-Lüneburg, was a German-Prussian field marshal known for his participation in the Seven Years' War. From 1757 to 1762 he led an Anglo-German army in Western Germany which successfully repelled French attempts to occupy Hanover.

Seven Years War - Brunswick (British Ally)

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