16121 - British 60th Regiment of Foot Marching, 1760-67 John Jenkins U.S. Marines IV tank and its brand-new

IV tank and its brand-new vehicle commander plus a standing Stormtrooper on guard

Another dramatic headline from Victorian times

This style of ‘country architecture’ can be found all over Europe and even further afield in the Americas and elsewhere

werewolf-like body

so much so that the term “Riverboat Gambler” would be used to describe any nattily dressed highroller

16121 - British 60th Regiment of Foot Marching, 1760-67 John Jenkins U.S. Marines IV tank and its brand-newOn 25 Dec. 1755, a royal warrant established the 62nd (Royal American) Regiment of Foot as a new regiment in the American colonies. The regiment was renamed the 60th (Royal American) Regiment of Foot when both the 50th and 51st Foot were disbanded on 27 Dec. 1757. Recruited in Germany and Ireland and from Swiss and German settlers in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland, the soldiers were formed into 4 battalions, each of which contained nine Center