16141 - "Officer Down!" Legion of the United States Soldier Helping Wounded Officer, 1794 First Legion - US Airborne the ball was then rammed

the ball was then rammed to the breech with the ramrod

Here manfully carrying a stretcher full of large stones towards the weapon these two men-at-arms make their way forward

similar to their Autralian and U

Recruited in Germany and Ireland and from Swiss and German settlers in Pennsylvania

The stipulation was that the Marine regiment be organized and equipped according to the new wartime tables of organization developed by the Army

16141 - "Officer Down!" Legion of the United States Soldier Helping Wounded Officer, 1794 First Legion - US Airborne the ball was then rammedOfficer Down! Legion of the United States Infantry Wounded Officer, 1794 During the battle of Fallen Timbers in August of 1794, Anthony Waynes army had lost 33 men and had about 100 wounded. Early in the fighting a company officer was wounded, possibly a target because of his conspicuous officers dress. In the long chain of conflicts with Europeans during the 18th and 19th centuries, Native warriors learned early on the importance of targeting