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backing this up is his personal weapon
Army version
Tin cups instead of wine glasses
to such a degree that most British units on active campaign
Marquis de Montcalm
16168 - 43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780 K&C Luftwaffe backing this up is his43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780 This soldier carries the standard weapon of the British Army during the Clash of Empires period, often called a Brown Bess. This muzzle loading single shot flintlock musket weighed just over 10 pounds unloaded, without a leather sling or a bayonet fixed. Although the soldier often marched with the musket nearly vertical on the left shoulder, several other positions were allowed to ease the
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