16200 - Rogers’ Rangers Private, 1758 K&C Operation Marker Garden Their shields were also blue

Their shields were also blue with particular designs on the front peculiar to the Auxiliaries themselves

had no military training

an artillery duel had been cutting men to pieces with grape shot and shell for over an hour

Another Glider Pilot goes “into the bag”

British General Isaac Brock

16200 - Rogers’ Rangers Private, 1758 K&C Operation Marker Garden Their shields were also blueArt of War Art of Don Troiani: Rogers Rangers Private, 1758 Robert Rogers captained a ranger company of New Hampshire soldiers stationed at British Fort William Henry during the French and Indian War. During the winter of 1755 Rogers and a small group of 32 men remained at the fort, scouting and raiding enemy forts. Their tactics were so effective that in the spring of 1756 the small group was expanded to a full company with supplies and pay coming