"Popular militias" (and a statue) photos sent to me by MRR today:MRR says:"More photos of Almeida (re-enactment there), the Regiment was 23, but there are members of other units, as in picture 6 (1st picture below) you can see from the flags, a soldier of the Infantry Regiment No. 6 Company of Grenadiers, watch the blue and yellow fringes in cloth epaulettes"More from event at Almeida:British officials:British standard-bearers:MRR says " In the middle British troops on our right Portuguese Cacadores and more popular militias in the background (guerrillas).":British Green Jacket (95th Rifles?)(I think):More artillery pictures and information (in Portuguese):Cavalry uniforms sent by MRR today:More cavalry pictures sent by MRR today:Next is a light-cavalry sabre from 1796. I thought I would show it in a separate tag because it's the earliest picture and from before the Peninsular War:Cavalry music-score:Finally more tile-pictures this time of Portuguese artillery:Portuguese Officer's uniforms from MRR:
Originally Posted by
drum_major
"Hello
In português Timbalo is a kettledrum and not a cuban instrument (?) ok.
And de photos is not "taken by me in Adms (?)", but in Almeida
Ok? Best regards to all
from
MARR
(drum major)
Thanks I have fixed those references now. Blame Google-Translate mistranslating "Almeida" as "Adams" (it also translates Lisboa as London!).