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USBS-28B - Union Cavalry | John Jenkins Designs
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USBS-28B – Union Cavalry | John Jenkins Designs
The Battle of Brandy Station, fought on 9 June 1863, developed into the largest predominantly cavalry engagement of the American Civil War. Thousands of Union and Confederate horsemen fought across the Virginia countryside in a sprawling battle that demonstrated the growing confidence and effectiveness of the Union cavalry.
USBS-28B – Union Cavalry represents a mounted soldier of the Army of the Potomac’s Cavalry Corps during this dramatic engagement. Union cavalrymen went into action armed with combinations of carbines, pistols and sabres, with close-quarter mounted fighting often becoming confused and violent.
Combined with the other USBS-28 cavalry figures, this rider can form part of a sweeping mounted attack, a developing melee or a squadron manoeuvring across open ground.
Now available from The Military Workshop – a dynamic John Jenkins Designs Union cavalryman for recreating the great mounted clash at Brandy Station.
Brand: John Jenkins
