It was hard to tell who was who out in the field.” A more extreme example is found in the Zouaves, military units that existed on both sides of the conflict. A soldier in Zouave dress typically ...

THE decree of October 1, 1830, approved by a royal ordinance, March 21, 1831, created two battalions of Zouaves. To perceive the necessity for this body of troops, to understand the nature of the ...

As previously announced, the Ninth New-York Volunteer regiment (Hawkins' Zouaves) arrived in the Lower Bay Monday night, but, in consequence of a dense fog, the steamer Kennebec, which transported ...

The Chicago Zouave Cadets, whose performances in the military line have astonished and delighted the New-York public for a week past, left this city last evening for Boston. They were escorted to ...

Join our Whatsapp channel LAST week proved to be a tough challenge for Zouave (pronounced zoo-aav), one of the most recognisable symbols of the French capital, when he started getting his feet in ...

Seeing her in uniform - a Zouave uniform at that - astonished him all the more. She was the famous Vivandiere, Marie Tepe, who served with in the 114th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment.

JACKSON, MI - By 1954, the members of Jackson's precision-stepping drill team called Zouaves already had a couple of national TV appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show under their belts. Then they ...

The 44th Regiment wore an Americanized Zouave uniform taken from the French Army which consisted of a dark blue Zouave jacket with red piping on the cuffs, dark blue trousers with a red stripe ...