The Usage of Red and Captured British Uniforms by The US during The American Revolutionary War

We're going way back in time to the 1770s during the onset of the American Revolution and are taking a look at a few different instances of Continental Forces utilizing red uniforms during the conflict as well as discuss some of the reasons for their usage. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:03 The 1st Maryland Regiment (Smallwood's Regiment) 2:00 1st Connecticut Regiment 3:12 4th Continental Light Dragoons (Moylan's Horse) 5:14 Additional Continental Regiments (Henley's and Webb's) 8:30 Musicians and Drummers (Continental Artillery and The 1st Maryland Regiment) 10:01 Corps of Invalids 11:10 The Pros, Cons and Reasons for Using Red Uniforms 13:26 Acknowledgement and Outro A very special thanks to O'Reilly's Art who illustrated the eight uniforms highlighted throughout the video, you can check him out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oreillysart/