13060 British Gooch’s Marines, 1742 W.Britain-Scenics sheathed in a simple steel

sheathed in a simple steel scabbard

that the price of freedom is never free

and the Native people had a clear advantage of knowing every curve and rise that might be used to their advantage

This NCO indicates to his section to hold back

including then wearing of Indian style leggings made of blue wool to protect the lower legs and the use of the feilidh-beag

13060 British Gooch’s Marines, 1742 W.Britain-Scenics sheathed in a simple steelThe British government urged its colonies in North America to raise soldiers to fill the ranks of independent companies for service in various locations. In the early 18th century, many British units were still identified by the name of the commanding officer, with Sir William Gooch becoming the colonel of newly raised Goochs American Regiment. Unfortunately, rather than being posted in British North America, the unit was diverted for service in the