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10196 - New Orleans Greys at the Alamo, 1836 First Legion- Seven Years War Elizabeth wore the regulation army

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Elizabeth wore the regulation army uniform and was treated the same as the rest of her company

despite the terrible weather conditions

David ‘Tex’ Hill was one of the best known of the ex military aviators who were recruited to join the Flying Tigers

He is officially credited with 28

10196 - New Orleans Greys at the Alamo, 1836 First Legion- Seven Years War Elizabeth wore the regulation armyThe New Orleans Greys were a volunteer military unit of two militia companies that totaled about 120 men and would serve in the Texas War of Independence. Its name came from its soldiers grey military uniforms. 54 men served in the first company under Captain Thomas H. Breece and 68 men in the second company under Captain Robert C. Morris. These men, as well as several companies of Texicans who had recently arrived, were eager to face the Mexican Army

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