20220 - "You Will Be Fine Man!" Surgeon Reynolds Attending Commissary Dalton's Wounds, 1879 College Collection ” in part because they

” in part because they were “justly supposed to carry no small terror to the enemy

There are several well known photographs of soldiers of the 101st Airborne posing with the signs placed at any of the seven roads that converged in Bastogne Belgium during the winter of 1944-45

It differs from the straight-limbed bow in that its limbs curve away from the archer when unstrung

Our “Organ Grinder” is obviously an “Old Soldier” probably from the “Wars of Napoleon” and still wears the remains of his old uniform and even a campaign medal or two

Here he is issuing “orders of the day” from a wax tablet

20220 - "You Will Be Fine Man!" Surgeon Reynolds Attending Commissary Dalton's Wounds, 1879 College Collection ” in part because theyBoth Surgeon Reynolds and Commissary Dalton were awarded the Victoria cross for their actions during the defense of Rorkes Drift. Reynolds, a Surgeon in the Army Medical Department was awarded for: For the conspicuous bravery, during the attack at Rorkes Drift on the 22nd and 23rd January, 1879, which he exhibited in his constant attention to the wounded under fire, and in his voluntarily conveying ammunition from the store to the defenders of the