RR-36 - Roger's Rangers

RR-36 - Roger's RangersRogers Rangers was a company of soldiers form the Province of New Hampshire raised by Major Robert Rogers and attached to the British Amry during the Seven Years War (French and Indian War). The unit was quickly adopted into the New England Colonies army as an independent ranger company. Rogers was inspired by colonial Frontiersman Ranger groups across North America and the teachings of unconventional warfare from Ranger such as Benjamin Church.

and could therefore afford decent equipment

This particular mounted figure was inspired by William The Conqueror's brother 'Odo' who held the title 'Bishop of Bayeux' and was known to have fought alongside his famous brother at the Battle of Hastings and in other military campaigns

distinguished by their colorful Zouave uniforms

These figures were meant to represent order

symbolizing the end of the largest conflict in human history and the beginning of a new international order in the postwar world

raid enemy positions

sharp tones helped intimidate enemies and coordinate troops over distance

most famously at the Battle of Kadesh

Helped coordinate artillery

The surviving Panzer IVs of Pz

” The young officer

His role was not only ceremonial but also administrative