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Virginia in July 1861
giving marksmanship an advantage
As tensions grew between the colonies and Great Britain
Animals were preferred to be dark colors and were required to be free from defects such as shallow breathing
a Wehrmacht officer reels backwards…A female Russian sniper has found her mark – “One bullet…one dead fascist
36224 - French Imperial Guard Eagle, No.2 First Legion-Normandy US 4th Infantry Virginia in July 1861NEW! IN STOCK! French Imperial Guard Eagle, No. 2 This Grenadier has the honor of being the Porte Aigle, or Eagle Bearer, of the 1st Regiment of Imperial Guard Grenadiers. A small party made up of officers and men was chosen to protect the eagle at any cost. The oiled silk tricolored flag was richly embroidered in gold with the regimental title and insignia on the front and a list of battle honors on the reverse. The flag was mounted to a blue painted
