Troopers Collection (page 3)

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Cologne, Koln, 1846, The charge of Cavalry across the bridge of Boats, during the riot at Cologne

The Late Afghan War: the E Battery, B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery, Decorated For
The Late Afghan War: the E Battery, B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery, Decorated for Distinguished Conduct in the Late Afghan Campaign

The Young Princes on their Cruise, Shanghai: Illuminations and Parade of the Fire-Brigade

The Crisis in Egypt: Arrival of the British Squadron in Suda Bay

The Crisis in Egypt, (A) the Fortifications of Alexandria Harbour, (B) the Allied
THE CRISIS IN EGYPT, (A) THE FORTIFICATIONS OF ALEXANDRIA HARBOUR, (B) THE ALLIED SQUADRON IN HARBOUR AT ALEXANDRIA: 1. The Khedives Yacht Maharoussa; 2. Greek Ironclad King George; 3

The Crisis in Egypt: the Anglo-French Squadron Proceeding in Company from Suda Bay to Alexandria

FROM WINDSOR TO CLAREMONT: 1. The Bride and Bridegroom Leaving Windsor; 2. Triumphal Arch, Old Windsor; 3. Beaumont College: Presenting the Bouquet; 4. Chertsey: Reading the Address; 5

The Civil War In America; Gallant Charge of Federal Cavalry Into Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia, 22 June, 1861

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THE NAVY, H.M.S. " GLATTON" : THE TURRET

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THE NAVY, H.M.S. " GLATTON" : THE MIDDLE DECK

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The Navy, H.M.s. " glatton" : the Vessel Off Chatham Dockyard

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THE CHANNEL SQUADRON AT PORTLAND: A SHAM FIGHT: 1. Ten minutes to go up, ten seconds to come down!; 2. " Keep down! Keep covered, men

The Japanese Fire Brigade: Japanese Firemen at their Exercises

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The Presentation to Sir Eyre Massey Shaw, on the Occasion of his Retirement, by the Officers and Men of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade

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With the Mediterranean Squadron: a Visit of the Sisters of the Poor to a Man of War

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Military Manoeuvres at Aldershot: a Sham Fight: " squares against Cavalry" : a Repetition of Waterloo

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The Fire Season at Hong Kong: Officers of the Brigade Coming up in Rickshaws

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The Canterbury Volunteer Fire Brigade

With the Channel Squadron: the Race for the Admirals Cup

Cutting out the French Corvette from the Bay of Camaret, Underneath the Forts And
Cutting out the French Corvette from the Bay of Camaret, Underneath the Forts and Batteries by a Detachment of British Boats Belonging to the Squadron Commanded by the Hon. W. Cornwallis

The Collision between English and Portuguese in Manicaland: Major Forbes and Ten Troopers Arresting th Portuguese Colonel Paiva D andrade and Capitan Gouveia

The Cavalry Manoeuvres at Attock, India-Native Cavalry Stopping a Scout

The Arrival of the Duke of Cambridge on Board H.M.s. Edinburgh at Malta, the Mediterranean Squadron Firing a Salute

The Crimean War: Balaclava, the Scene of the Successful Cavalry Charge, 1854

The Crimean War: the Light Cavalry Charge, at Balaclava, 1854

The Crimean War: the Action at Balaclava, October 25. First Charge of Heavy Cavalry, 1854

New Cavalry Corps: the Mounted Staff, 1854

English Militia and Yeomanry Cavalry, 1854

Cavalry of the French Imperial Guard, 1854

The New Uniforms for the Light Infantry and Cavalry, 1854

Field-Day with the London Rifle Brigade and Regulars at Chatham, Uk

The Emperor Leaving Calais Harbour, to Visit the English Squadron, 1854

Dinner to the Northumberland and Newcastle Yeomanry Cavalry at the Assembly Rooms, Newcastle-On-Tyne

The Volunteer Sham Fight at Wimbledon on Easter Monday: the Troops Formed into Squares to Resist a Charge of Cavalry, Uk

Church Parade of the Household Cavalry at Windsor, Uk

Music in the Royal Navy

Cavalry Manoeuvres of the Bangalore Division, Madras Presidency, India: 1
CAVALRY MANOEUVRES OF THE BANGALORE DIVISION, MADRAS PRESIDENCY, INDIA: 1. The 21st Hussars charging the guns. 2. Hussars bringing in a captured gun. 3. A quiet game of cards in the hour of rest. 4

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The King of Portugal Visiting the British Squadron at Lisbon, 1870

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Picnic in Australia to the Officers of the Flying Squadron, 1870

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The Life Brigade Man, 1870

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ST. HELENA: The Detached Squadron at Anchor, Silver Claret Jug presented to Captain Gifford by the British Government, The " Young Phoenix, " Captain Giffords Vessel

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Major Osmond Barnes (Tenth Bengal Cavalry), Garter King-At-Arms during the Recent Imperial Assemblage at Delhi

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OUR NAVY: H.M.S. " THUNDERER"

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The Rebellion in the Soudan (Sudan), with Baker Pashas Expedition to Relieve Tokar: a Cavalry Reconnaissance and First Skirmish with the Enemy Fourteen Miles from Suakim

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The Rebellion in the Soudan - Camels and Cattle Captured from Hostile Tribes during a Cavalry Reconnaissance, and Driven into Camp at Suakim

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The Cruise of the Pacific Squadron, Dining Out

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An Artists Character Sketches in Berlin

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet Given by the Mayor and Citizens of Coventry to the Officers and Men of the N Battery, a Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery

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Troopers, the unsung heroes of history, have left an indelible mark on the annals of time. From The Light Dragoons in 1790 to their disbandment in 1992, these valiant warriors epitomized courage and dedication. One such momentous occasion was witnessed as the Lancers of the 5th Royal Irish Lancers departed Mons, leaving a trail of honor behind them. Sketches of the British Army captured their essence with vivid color lithographs that immortalized their bravery. Even during times of turmoil like King Charles I bidding farewell to his children amidst the Civil War, troopers stood steadfastly by his side, ready to defend him till their last breath. Across borders and continents, from the Iberian Peninsula to Castilian soldiers marching resolutely forward - these troopers embodied unwavering loyalty. Innovation became synonymous with troopers when two mounted troops from the British Army Rocket Brigade emerged in 1827 after Congreve's rocket triumphs dating back to 1804. Their creation marked a turning point in warfare tactics. The regal presence of Royal Horse Guard Sentries at Horseguards Parade in London evokes awe even today; they stand as sentinels protecting our heritage and traditions. A testament to this legacy is seen through artifacts like Pattern 1796 Heavy Cavalry Trooper's sword - a symbol of strength wielded by those who rode fearlessly into battle. Yet it wasn't just on distant battlegrounds where troopers made their mark; they were also present during domestic unrest like riots at Salter Hebble in Halifax. Their duty extended beyond national boundaries as well – World War II saw victorious American soldiers liberating Paris alongside fellow troopers. Amongst these gallant individuals stands Major (Brevet Lt-Col) James John Hugonin from the esteemed 4th Light Dragoons – a shining example of leadership and valor.