47107 - U.S. War of 1812 Artillery Field Music K&C First World War he might not be as

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This soldier is armed with the Long Land pattern or “Brown Bess” musket

With rifle and bayonet this infantryman moves cautiously forward

and 6 Troop Carrier/Combat Cargo groups

47107 - U.S. War of 1812 Artillery Field Music K&C First World War he might not be asU. S. War of 1812 Infantry Artillery Music During the War of 1812, the Field Music a unit of the army made up of fife and drum musicians served a central role in the day to day lives of the soldiers. The fifes and drums dictated every aspect of the daily routine playing all duties, calls, and signals; the music told the soldiers when to eat, drill, when to get up and when to retire. Each soldier was expected to know what each call meant, and to