31390 Confederate Army of Northern Virginia Flag at Rest SPECIAL These in turn began to

These in turn began to be replaced by the HAWK Surface to Air Missile units in the early 1960’s

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This ‘Grunt’ goes down on one knee to take up a firing position and ‘take-out’ one of the enemy

The heavy barrel was air-cooled using a perforated jacket

The coat is adorned with many regulation brass buttons and is trimmed in blue piping for infantry

31390 Confederate Army of Northern Virginia Flag at Rest SPECIAL These in turn began toIn the era of black powder weapons, the smoke on the battlefield made identification between friend and foe very difficult. In some cases, the Stars and Bars so resembled the U. S. flag that troops fired on friends. This was corrected in late 1861 when a new C. S. A. battle flag was designed. Beginning in July 1862, the Richmond Depot issued the largest numbers of the Army of Northern Virginia flags. This version of the flag was 48" square and was