An interesting experiment to demonstrate the defensive value of the timber stockade against musket balls.
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Fort Welch Thuringia Germany photo Tim Mackenzie
It's the dream of all frontier reenactors to have a fort to play with and these guys have achieved it so congratulations to them. This ...
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From Don's Facebook page. The incident depicts Two Kettles Together loading a musket for her wounded husband Honyere Tehawenkarogwen ... -
https://www.gf9.com/Default.aspx?tabid=295&art_id=3070 Wargaming battles of the American war of independence While reading 'With Zea...
Fascinating! I would have thought that oak, even split oak, would have given better protection than that. But upon reflection, I recall reading that many of the Trafalgar wounds were inflicted by splinters as well. I wonder what difference, if any would have been made by "round" pickets?
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