At the Armed Forces fun day at Peninsula Barracks last Sunday there were a number of military re-enactment societies including Skinner's Horse. This was a unit of the British Indian Army founded by Colonel James Skinner in 1803. After Indian independence the regiment became part of the Indian Army.
Quite dashing. I guess cavalry always is.
ReplyDeleteThey sure looked very colorful back then.
ReplyDeleteWow what bright colours
ReplyDeleteThose are quite the handsome, regal uniforms they are wearing! Smashing!
ReplyDeleteNot really ideal for camouflage ! but real nice and colorful !
ReplyDeleteYes the colour of the uniforms were quite striking, but then it does mean the enemy could definitely see you coming!
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteo come on., back in early 19th century., who cared for the camouflage.. moreover., its a ceremonial uniform...
ReplyDeleteActually it's full dress but would have been worn with the men on parade and in the field.
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