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This view is by Underwood and shows and 1899 scene of soldiers fighting from a trenchline.
These men can be identified as cavalry by their Krag carbines. If you look closely, you can see the saddle ring clearly visible.
With some effort the specific unit involved in this engagement could probably be identified.
Thanks for looking,
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Having to get down and dirty must have made for some very unhappy troopers.
It brings joy to THIS Infantryman's heart to see a CAV trooper in the trenches and mud!
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All I can say great pics!!! thanks for sharing
Thanks bones and Amber.
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Thanks again official.
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