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British Army 17th Light Dragoons Helmet from the American Revolution

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Flag of the 2nd Regiment of Continental Dragoons captured by Gen. Banastre Tarleton. c. 1778.

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MINIATURAS MILITARES POR ALFONS CÀNOVAS

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Americsn;A trooper of Von Heer's Corps of Provost Light Dragoons , 1780-1781. Originally formed as a military police/provost unit, in the latter part of the war they served as General Washington's mounted life guard.

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MINIATURAS MILITARES POR ALFONS CÀNOVAS

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Lee's Light Dragoons: Uniquely outfitted by General Lee, this unit of cavalry wore green jackets, riding breeches, riding boots, and the iconic helmet of all Dragoons, the Tarleton Helmet, named after Dragoon commander Sir Banastre Tarleton. They were equipped with swords for close combat, but also used carbines for mounted shooting. Green Uniform, Light Infantry

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Light Infantry

Lee's Light Dragoons: Uniquely outfitted by General Lee, this unit of cavalry wore green jackets, riding breeches, riding boots, and the iconic helmet of all Dragoons, the Tarleton Helmet, named after Dragoon commander Sir Banastre Tarleton. They were equipped with swords for close combat, but also used carbines for mounted shooting.

AWI Americans: McLane's Rangers: Merged with General Lee's Light Dragoons to form the 2nd Partisan Corps, this infantry unit had their outfit modified by Lee so they looked similar to his Dragoons, while still retaining their role as infantry. They wore purple uniforms and trousers, shoes, and identical helmets to the Dragoons.They were equipped with muskets with bayonets for close combat. By Don Troiani. (www.dontroiani.com) America Revolution, Close Combat, Military Artwork

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AWI Americans: McLane's Rangers: Merged with General Lee's Light Dragoons to form the 2nd Partisan Corps, this infantry unit had their outfit modified by Lee so they looked similar to his Dragoons, while still retaining their role as infantry. They wore purple uniforms and trousers, shoes, and identical helmets to the Dragoons.They were equipped with muskets with bayonets for close combat. By Don Troiani. (www.dontroiani.com)

British; Loyalist Troops L to R Highland Company Queen's Rangers 1778, Hussar Company Queen's Rangers 1778 & Officer King's American regiment 1778 from an early Osprey Men at Arms (originally published possibly in 1980) Mountain Men, British Military

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British Military

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British; Loyalist Troops L to R Highland Company Queen's Rangers 1778, Hussar Company Queen's Rangers 1778 & Officer King's American regiment 1778 from an early Osprey Men at Arms (originally published possibly in 1980)

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British; Loyalist Troops L to R Officer British Legion 1781,Officer King's American Dragoons 1782 & Fifer New York Volunteers 1782 from an early Osprey Men at Arms (originally published possibly in 1980)

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