Whether you like it or not the Brits are part of American history and our military's history and I don't see a problem with red coats being represented as a force that started the United States colonies and of course that the United States Rebels overcame. So *I still wouldn't call it crap and I don't understand why you are so allergic to the idea of our history.
This link is very unclear. Basically it still holds to the idea that Washington formalized the blue color in 1782. Prior to that, “maybe” it was the mid-Atlantic army wearing red?
Standard in certain regions which is what I was trying to sift through to figure if it was regionally specific considering this is technically mid-Atlantic
Actually when I think of a thank you tribute to Donald Trump, I envision a parade of pipers playing the Gael on bagpipes, accompanied by drummers. Don't know why, maybe because Q linked the music.
...why are you calling it crap?
The red coats
Red coats were also issued to soldiers before Washington changed the unform to navy (to differentiate them from the English soldiers).
However, red coats were worn by Americans before 1776
Maybe so, but there was kind of an important something something that happened in 1776.
yeah.
It also happened before in 2017 when the parade was held outside. They have the blue and the red.
Jan 20, 2017 President Donald Trump conducts troop review at U.S. Capitol: https://youtu.be/QTDqWabFrx4?t=244
Whether you like it or not the Brits are part of American history and our military's history and I don't see a problem with red coats being represented as a force that started the United States colonies and of course that the United States Rebels overcame. So *I still wouldn't call it crap and I don't understand why you are so allergic to the idea of our history.
Thomas Paine who was instrumental and got no credit
There's no need to be rude.
This isn't hard guys: https://search.brave.com/search?q=continental+army+uniform&summary=1&conversation=de3fa19f84c692d3cb59f8
This link is very unclear. Basically it still holds to the idea that Washington formalized the blue color in 1782. Prior to that, “maybe” it was the mid-Atlantic army wearing red?
Yeah, George Washington preferred blue which is what the typical historical representation of our troops portrays. English redcoats were the enemy.
However, red coats were standard before 1776.
You mean when it was Britain, and not America.
Zigackly.
Standard in certain regions which is what I was trying to sift through to figure if it was regionally specific considering this is technically mid-Atlantic
Not sure this is correct for what then would have been Colonial Militia. Braddock's defeat clarified Red coats were excellent targets.
Why in the world are there a bunch of revolutionary era red coats in the room? 🤨
Future proves past.
Good lord, frens. Today is as much about pageantry and history as it is PDJT.
Let the history play out.
Again. Note The Red Coats are marching unarmed , as in surrendering to the Armed Soldiers.
Do you want to know? Search ' u.s.military band red coat uniform' https://youtu.be/1S4iib_HKys?si=n4zLEVrqHYk5j3fD
Actually when I think of a thank you tribute to Donald Trump, I envision a parade of pipers playing the Gael on bagpipes, accompanied by drummers. Don't know why, maybe because Q linked the music.
I liked it
It's the Tory's marching in colors for their commander...