1. The British National Army Museum: the evolution of war & the soldier Kendra Clark, Crystal Davis, Marilei Denila & Grace Khasar

2. The revolutionary war

3. Fashion History of Redcoats Why red?

4. women British women Loyalist women

5. Conflict Fight for power over colonies Who was in the military

6. strategy Gentlemen’s war Strong Navy

7. 1853-1856 Crimean war

8. Crimean Soldiers Mature Old Men Most men came from rural backgrounds Under-educated

9. Fashion “Trotter” Knapsack (1805) Greatcoast & Messtin Leather 60 round ammo pouch Havresack The Red Coat

10. Women and The Crimean War Prejudice Florence Nighting Gale Mary Seacole

11. Florence Nightingale

12. Conflict Russian Expansion Conflict over the Holy Land Hostilities Peace attempts

13. Strategy Same old “Tricks” A lot of “Firsts”

14. World war

15. Fashion Ash colored uniforms different armed forces

16. women Women’s Land Army Canary Girls

17. Conflict French and Germans

18. strategy defensive win

19. Post-cold war

20. Fashion Style transformed for more mobility and protection More items to carry Bright colors are reserved for special events Typically combat camouflage

21. women Redefining women’s role in war Disbandment of the Women’s Royal Army Corps they remain excluded from primarily combat units, but are still able to enlist

22. Conflict Creation of the United Nations changed the of rules of war Shift to conflicts of ideologies Military to play a larger peacekeeping role Alliances and Agreements are used as preventative/ protective measures

23. strategy No Total War Strategy relies heavily on technology to minimize casualties and improve efficiency More attention to Military science, engineering, and technology Introduction of guerilla tactics Most actions are politically rather than militarily

24. What has not changed?

25. characteristics Queen is still the Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces Use of Secret War Spies have been incorporated in all aspects Red Coats are still used for special events