16100 Colonial Militia Standing Firing, No.3 K&C Robin Hood although the 1759 description of

although the 1759 description of the Pipe-Major describes the bearskin cap and silver lacing on his highland regimental coat

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Panther #223 was issued to Panzer Regiment 31 of the 5

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16100 Colonial Militia Standing Firing, No.3 K&C Robin Hood although the 1759 description ofDespite 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 experience in marksmanship and hunting. This made them fairly effective, especially fighting in small groups in a rural or frontier environment. In most professional armies, the soldiers were well trained to give fast co ordinated volleys by section, platoon, and