British Army Aide-De-Camp, Battle of Chippewa

BCH-101 - British Army Aide-De-Camp, Battle of Chippewa | John Jenkins Designs

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BCH-101 – British Army Aide-de-Camp, Battle of Chippewa

The Battle of Chippewa, fought on 5 July 1814 during the War of 1812, saw British and American regular forces confront one another near the Niagara River. It became one of the notable engagements of the Niagara campaign.

An Aide-de-Camp served as an important assistant to a senior commander, carrying orders, delivering messages and helping coordinate movements across the battlefield.

BCH-101 – British Army Aide-de-Camp represents one of these mounted or staff officers associated with the British command during the Battle of Chippewa. Such a figure adds an important command element away from the massed ranks of fighting infantry.

Available from The Military Workshop – a distinctive John Jenkins figure for adding command, communication and historical character to a Battle of Chippewa collection.

Brand: John Jenkins