16168 - 43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780 K&C Luftwaffe to such a degree that

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16168 - 43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780 K&C Luftwaffe to such a degree that43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780 This soldier carries the standard weapon of the British Army during the Clash of Empires period, often called a Brown Bess. This muzzle loading single shot flintlock musket weighed just over 10 pounds unloaded, without a leather sling or a bayonet fixed. Although the soldier often marched with the musket nearly vertical on the left shoulder, several other positions were allowed to ease the