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A mounted Cheyenne “Dog Soldier” brandishing a captured Cavalry pistol and carrying his war shield
died of wounds suffered at the Battle of Antietam
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Very few early American military flags survive today
10051 - General “Black Jack” Pershing 1917-18
25084 - German 88mm Flak Gun Commander and Ammunition Handler W. Britain's Napoleonic A mounted Cheyenne “Dog Soldier”German Flak Crewman and Officer The full crew for a Flak 36 37 was eleven men: 2 gunners, 1 loader, 1 fuze setter, 5 ammunition handlers, 1 commander and a driver. A trained crew could deploy a gun in 2 12 minutes and fire at a ground target up to nine miles away a distance that exceeded almost every Allied tanks main armament range. Although originally designed as an anti aircraft gun it proved to be a superb anti tank gun as well. The standard anti
