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Facing the enemy this English bowman is about to open fire
As Inspector General of the Continental Army
Bush went to sea in 1944
one hand gripping his M16
K&C’s Aussie M113 was a big success and so it was only fair that we brought out the original U
16102 Washington’s Bodyguard Officer with Spontoon, No.1 W. Britain-Redcoats & Bluecoats Facing the enemy this EnglishNever primarily intended for combat, the spontoon was introduced to armies as a new symbol of officer rank. In drill formation, officers saluted with their spontoons, and could also use them to convey orders. Standing one vertically on the ground indicated a halt. Tilting the point forward signaled a forward movement; tilting it backward ordered a withdrawal. Spontoons were never popular in the Continental army and in 1776 many British officers
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