16113 Troiani Art of War - Rhode Island Regiment Enlisted Man Marching W. Britain-Pride & Prejudice lying prone NCO (non commissioned

lying prone NCO (non commissioned officer) observes the ‘fall of shot’ through his binos

melted upon firing making the resulting fouling easier to remove

This particular two-coloured Opel Blitz can be utilized in a wide variety of “combat theatres” — North Africa

but the LWG series gives us a platform to produce such vehicles

16113 Troiani Art of War - Rhode Island Regiment Enlisted Man Marching W. Britain-Pride & Prejudice lying prone NCO (non commissionedOn 1 January 1781, the Rhode Island regiment was formed by the consolidation of the understrength 1st and 2nd Rhode Island regiments at West Point, New York. The regiment was an integrated unit composed of African American, Native American, and white soldiers, who served together from 1778 through the end of the war in 1783. This amalgamated infantry unit numbered approximatly 400 men and was made up of ten companies, with the 6th and 8th companies