This is an interesting reenactment film - the blurb says:
'In 1797 Sir Ralph Abercrombie led more than seven thousand British forces in an attempt to gain control of one the Spanish Empires key outposts in the New World; Puerto Rico. What the British failed to realize was the strength and conviction of a smaller band of men made up of Spanish soldiers, members of the Puerto Rican Fixed Regiment, local militia and citizens. This small band of men stood their ground with the help of the impregnable fortifications of El Morro Fort and San Cristobal Fort and defeated the much larger British forces. This battle became known as the 1797 Battle of San Juan'.
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Monday, 20 February 2012
Some Revwar historys
History of the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment 1776-1783
From Thomsomfeld
and
maryland forces AWI
found there
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Richard Scollins' Guildford Courthouse


The late Richard Scollins is well known in the UK for his military illustrations - he used to be featured in Military Modelling back in the day and it is from this mag I think this piece is from. He has a realistic style that is interesting - the blog has enlargements and text. Thanks to Thomsomfeld for this piece
Friday, 17 February 2012
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Washington, the man of action by Frederick Trevor Hill with illustrations by Comte J. Onfroy de Breville (Job)
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