13038 - U.S. Marine NCO, 1898 First Legion-MB American Civil War Infantry moved forwards (and backwards)

Infantry moved forwards (and backwards) by the traditional method

Signaling to his men this axe-wielding sergeant carefully moves forward

Armour plate protects the front of the engine as well as three sides of the driver/ passenger area

In reality she may have been a conglomeration of several females in Robin’s life

13038 - U.S. Marine NCO, 1898 First Legion-MB American Civil War Infantry moved forwards (and backwards)In 1898 the U. S. Marines saw action in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines during the SpanishAmerican War. The successful landings at Guantanamo, and the tenacious fighting at the Battle of Cienfuegos, and in Fajardo during the Puerto Rican Campaign, solidified the Marines stature as an elite combat unit. Fifteen Marines would earn the Medal of Honor during the conflict. At the outbreak of war, Marine forces wore their standard blue wool uniforms