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"Open Fire
A Southern Cheyenne dog soldier who has the distinction of being the warrior who actually killed Custer
and was capable of defeating any Allied tank
“The Victoria Cross”
Legion of the United States Infantry Ensign
16140 Piper 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, 1759-64 alamo "Open FirePiper 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, 1759 64 One of the earliest references to a piper in the 42nd was of Donald MacDonald (a participant of the Black Watch Mutiny of 1743), and a 1759 record which mentions a Pipe Major suggesting that there were several in the regiment. What is not clear is if they were paid for out of pocket by the Colonel, or if they were listed as drummers or fifers. Either scenario is probable during the 18th century, and as a