NA549 - 95th Rifleman Taking Aim in the Seated Position D-Day or collections featuring notable military

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A soldier of the 24th Regiment of Foot (later the South Wales Borderers) in the act of reloading his musket while kneeling—a classic posture of 19th-century line infantry drill and combat technique

operators were essentially the human “routing system” of the telephone network

representing traditional harvested wheat bundles and hay storage common in rural Europe and North America from the 1700s through early 1900s

NA549 - 95th Rifleman Taking Aim in the Seated Position D-Day or collections featuring notable militaryWearing his 'forage cap' this rifleman adopts a comfortable and relaxed position to take on the enemy.