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The Wild Geese in Cremona

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • Suck Diesel said:
    "But muskets and shirts are the clothes of the rest."
  • Bernard Healy said:
    Not Napoleonic, but about a century earlier. The Austrians & the French were fighting in what is now Northern Italy as part of the War of the Spanish Succession & an Irish contingent of about 600 men lost over half their number in defending the French-held town of Cremona against an Austrian sneak-attack.
  • Niall McAuley said:
    The battle of Cremona, 1702, on wikipedia. Cremona on Google maps.
  • Suck Diesel said:
    giment, Irish Brigade of France Homesick, sad, and weary, Heartsick, hungry, dreary, (Shout, boys, Erin's the renown!) O'Brien, Burke, and Tracy, MacMahon, Dillon, Lacy, We watch the town. Prince Eugene has your town!" "Are ye mad, or in a trance? Waken, gentlemen of France!" (Shout, boys, Erin's the renown!) "See your lilied flags are flapping, And your Marshal is caught napping In Cremona town." Again and yet again, Though the third of us are slain, (Shout boys, Erin's the renown!) Though Sieur Villeroi is taken, And the lilied flags are shaken, Till our tardy comrades waken, We keep the town.* Back to back, and face to face, Wrest from fate this night's disgrace (Shout, boys, Erin's the renown!) Ere the sun rose from its bed Or that livid dawn grew red Every German spear had fled From Cremona town. So failed Eugene's advance, So failed all foes of France! (Shout, boys, Erin's the renown!) Let her praises still resound, And while the world goes round, To their praise too redound, Who stood the victors crowned In Cremona town.* * 'Cremona' by Emily Lawless
  • Silverio Graullers said:
    Buenas fotos antiguas .

British Library digitised image from page 81 of "España negra [With illustrations by the author. Translated by D. de Regoyos.]"

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Messerschmitt, BF 109b Spanish Version

from SDASM Archives

  • Miguel Angel Prieto Ciudad said:
    Wrong information. This plane is a Hispano- Aviación HA1112 M1L "Buchón", belonging to Ala 47 of the Spanish Air Force, based in Tablada, (Seville), in 1965.