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Thanks to today's sponsor Osprey Publishing. They have tonnes of relevant books include a number of brilliant new releases.
Please follow this link to check out their catalogue and also support my show https://bit.ly/Ospreypublishing
In this episode, we walk the battlefields of Barba del Puerco and the Combat on the Coa, two early engagements in the Peninsular War where the Rifles and the Light Division cemented their reputation as elite troops.
Using first-hand accounts, military analysis, and on-location footage, we explore:
This is the real story behind Richard Sharpe’s old regiment — not fiction, but fact. These were the battles where the myth began.
🗺 Locations Featured:
• River Coa, near Almeida (July 1810)
⚔️ Like what you see? Support the channel on Patreon for behind-the-scenes extras, research notes, and more: https://www.patreon.com/RedcoatHistory
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Thanks to today's sponsor Osprey Publishing. They have tonnes of relevant books include a number of brilliant new releases.
Please follow this link to check out their catalogue and also support my show https://bit.ly/Ospreypublishing
In this episode, we walk the battlefields of Barba del Puerco and the Combat on the Coa, two early engagements in the Peninsular War where the Rifles and the Light Division cemented their reputation as elite troops.
Using first-hand accounts, military analysis, and on-location footage, we explore:
This is the real story behind Richard Sharpe’s old regiment — not fiction, but fact. These were the battles where the myth began.
🗺 Locations Featured:
• River Coa, near Almeida (July 1810)
⚔️ Like what you see? Support the channel on Patreon for behind-the-scenes extras, research notes, and more: https://www.patreon.com/RedcoatHistory
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