Evolution of French Military Uniforms

Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHP_EaNGmR0&ab_channel=HistoryInsights The history of France is vast and complex. The concept of being “French” dates back to the early Middle Ages. During those times, the French lacked standardized military uniforms. Soldiers were typically required to provide their own weapons and armor. Padded garments and leather armor were popular among foot soldiers. This is…… Continue reading Evolution of French Military Uniforms

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