Original U.S. Army Indian Wars 141st Infantry "Remember the Alamo" Kepi by Hortsmann U.S. Militaria In 1858 as a LT

In 1858 as a LT

He died on September 9th

All of the air echelons 27 planes manned by 123 officers and 147 enlisted men were in place at Shipdham on October 10

The rifles were later manufactured in large numbers by Russian factories at Tula

The Starr carbine had a three-position rear sight composed of a standing block and two folding leaves

Original U.S. Army Indian Wars 141st Infantry "Remember the Alamo" Kepi by Hortsmann U.S. Militaria In 1858 as a LTOriginal Item: Only One Available. This wonderful totally genuine United States Army 141st Infantry "Remember the Alamo" kepi used during the Indian Wars of the 1880s. This U. S. Army Model 1875 Chasseur Pattern Kepi features fabric of dark blue wool broadcloth. The crown stands 2. 5" high at the front, 4." at the rear seam and the top is 4 3 4" in diameter. The body of the cap meets a band of wool seamed only at the back and stiffened with leather.