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one hand gripping his M16
grey cassock and holds a gold Russian Orthodox cross to his chest
Facing the enemy this English bowman is about to open fire
personal bravery and chivalry
16102 Washington’s Bodyguard Officer with Spontoon, No.1 W. Britain-Redcoats & Bluecoats one hand gripping his M16Never primarily intended for combat, the spontoon was introduced to armies as a new symbol of officer rank. In drill formation, officers saluted with their spontoons, and could also use them to convey orders. Standing one vertically on the ground indicated a halt. Tilting the point forward signaled a forward movement; tilting it backward ordered a withdrawal. Spontoons were never popular in the Continental army and in 1776 many British officers
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