Why Did Soldiers Wear Spats at Summer Knowles blog

Why Did Soldiers Wear Spats. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german: Military spats, also known as gaiters, have a long history dating back to the late 17th century. Worn since antiquity, the puttee was adopted as part of the service uniform of foot and mounted soldiers serving in british india during the second half of. The uniform and equipment used by the american soldier during the time of the great war was unique to the early 20th century and also adapted to the rapid changes required by modern warfare at that time. Originally designed for soldiers to wear over their. Was there a particular purpose to this, or a practical reason, or was it just. Originally known as spatterdashes, they were designed to shield military officers’ boots from mud. Spats are a type of protective accessory for the lower legs that originated in 18th century england. I've often wondered why do various uniforms have those poofs on the outsides of the legs just above the knee? Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers.

Spats are a type of protective accessory for the lower legs that originated in 18th century england. I've often wondered why do various uniforms have those poofs on the outsides of the legs just above the knee? Worn since antiquity, the puttee was adopted as part of the service uniform of foot and mounted soldiers serving in british india during the second half of. Originally designed for soldiers to wear over their. Was there a particular purpose to this, or a practical reason, or was it just. Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers. Originally known as spatterdashes, they were designed to shield military officers’ boots from mud. The uniform and equipment used by the american soldier during the time of the great war was unique to the early 20th century and also adapted to the rapid changes required by modern warfare at that time. Military spats, also known as gaiters, have a long history dating back to the late 17th century. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german:

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Why Did Soldiers Wear Spats Spats are a type of protective accessory for the lower legs that originated in 18th century england. Spats are a type of protective accessory for the lower legs that originated in 18th century england. Originally known as spatterdashes, they were designed to shield military officers’ boots from mud. Military spats, also known as gaiters, have a long history dating back to the late 17th century. The uniform and equipment used by the american soldier during the time of the great war was unique to the early 20th century and also adapted to the rapid changes required by modern warfare at that time. Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers. Originally designed for soldiers to wear over their. Worn since antiquity, the puttee was adopted as part of the service uniform of foot and mounted soldiers serving in british india during the second half of. I've often wondered why do various uniforms have those poofs on the outsides of the legs just above the knee? Was there a particular purpose to this, or a practical reason, or was it just. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german: