Brandon Fisichella
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What is a Regiment? | British Infantry Organisation in the Revolutionary War
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This is the first part of a multi-video series that will cover the organization of the British army during the American War of Independence. In this first episode, we discuss the administrative side of things by going over the basic structure of the British army Regiment and some of its component parts.
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Primary SourcesAll available free of charge at
- Bennett Cuthbertson's "A System for the Complete Interior Management and Oeconomy of a Battalion of Infantry"
- The 1764 Manual Exercise
- Lt Col. William Dalrymple's "Tacticks"
- The Articles of War, 1778
Secondary Sources: Listed links are Amazon affiliate links (no additional charge to you)
"With Zeal and with Bayonets Only," by Matthew Spring
"These Distinguished Corps," by Don Hagist
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