This is NOT How you Fire in Three Ranks! - The Accuracy of "Revolution" (1985) Part III
December 5, 2018
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as posted by the channelWell, it has been some time, hasn't it? But all the same, the journey must go on, and so we pick up right where we left off with the British regulars' assault on rebel lines! They attempt to push the Doodles back with three crisp volleys and a zealous bayonet charge- but only accomplish such by completely disregarding the commands of their Sergeant Major and through what appears to be divine intervention preventing friendly fire killing off their entire force. Indeed, in this our final video of pedantic complaining on this battle scene, we seem some of the absolute worst offenses to historical accuracy I have ever had the displeasure of witnessing. And yet, there are also a great deal many scenes that I greatly enjoy...oh well, yet another video I suppose!
My artillery video I reference in this video
The video in the upperright corner (see first comment for explanation)
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