31499 - Confederate Infantry Corporal in Frock Coat Marching K&C First World War Can’t Win for Losing

Can’t Win for Losing

Despite the wide variety of long arms with which the first colonial militias were armed

He must locate the craft’s position and direct it to the objective while avoiding hazards like inclement weather and enemy antiaircraft batteries

a black cavalryman’s hat and

and the mad rush of the Zulus met with its first check

31499 - Confederate Infantry Corporal in Frock Coat Marching K&C First World War Can’t Win for LosingThe slouch hat is one of the most enduring icons of the Confederate soldier, ranking alongside his kepi, bedroll, shell jacket, and pant cuffs tucked into his socks. Indeed, the slouch hat came to be the quintessential Confederate infantry headgear by the end of the American Civil War and would go on to see usage during the Indian Wars, the Spanish American War, and even World War One. The Confederate civilian style slouch hat was adopted for numerous