36201 - French Imperial Guard in Campaign Trousers Kneeling Defending, No.2 K&C WW1 the American navy wore similar

the American navy wore similar dress as its British counterpart as a large number of drawings and paintings survive to attest

Our K&C figure is closely modelled on the Elton Hayes interpretation of “Alan-A-Dale

4 million M1 Garands were made during World War II

Even in 1940

These designs reportedly included geometric and zoomorphic shapes

36201 - French Imperial Guard in Campaign Trousers Kneeling Defending, No.2 K&C WW1 the American navy wore similarFrench Imperial Guard in Campaign Trousers Kneeling Defending, No. 2 Kneeling in defense during the age of musket was a daunting task. Soldiers formed up in ranks of two or three, and as part of the front rank, those soldiers would be kneeling. Organized thusly in long lines or perhaps squares, they would be typically defending against the cavalry charge. To be run at by a man on a horse is a scary thing. To be charged at by 100 thundering riders is