Lovely. That area in general/ accoceek across the river is a tranquil place to meander, its beauty only exemplified by the history here. My husband is distantly related to a signer of the declaration of independence.
Ok, you can keep the fleets of tanks that we can't use, and the airplanes that can't fly in the rain... Can we at least cut the performing arts parts of the military?
you weren't really fighting the brits, you were fighting hessian mercaneries, while the brits were dealing with a Jacobite rebellion at home. The Revolution wasn't winning in the north from Maine to New York, and the south from Georgia to North Carolina.
*its all fun and games until you tax the continentals on stamps and tea.*
The snow makes this all the more awesome.
3:27 god I love that General Washington’s March so much.
Très impressionné par le tambour et le fifre, capables tous deux de jouer aussi bien malgré le froid. Bravo à tous les deux!
impressive with all that snow
Lovely. That area in general/ accoceek across the river is a tranquil place to meander, its beauty only exemplified by the history here. My husband is distantly related to a signer of the declaration of independence.
Great!! Best Greetings from Spielmannszug Nossen in Germany
im in the army and i would love to be in the old guard some da
y.
James Madison try out for it, approach your command and ask.
hand out pamphlets... the speaker destroys the effect
awesome and amazing!
Question:
Why did they have a spear?
I thought bayonets replaced spears
Held by the officer for identification and they didn't want officers distracted with firing a musket.
3:27 What is this song?
The song is called "Washington's Grand March"!
George Washington's Mount Vernon Thanks!!
1:15 No wonder the British lost, they laughed so hard they died.You know,"you're killing me"!
And the bugles, why such a modern sound? period, I don't think so.
If you are on TH-cam, then you are on the internet. That means you can look it up. So I did. Bugles are period correct.
So...you have a 1778 recording? Thanks, Time Traveler.
memikell you think? I don't think so
The military always used bugles... but not with keys. My huisband's REV WAR Re-enactment unit, a Dragoon one, had a bugler per regs.
Ok, you can keep the fleets of tanks that we can't use, and the airplanes that can't fly in the rain...
Can we at least cut the performing arts parts of the military?
The British do it better 🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴
you weren't really fighting the brits, you were fighting hessian mercaneries, while the brits were dealing with a Jacobite rebellion at home. The Revolution wasn't winning in the north from Maine to New York, and the south from Georgia to North Carolina.
Bottom line the Limey's lost
Not on 1776 but seriously tho, brits are better