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  • Redleg Nation - Where obsessive fans of Cincinnati Reds . . .
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  • The Story behind the nickname of Redleg - Field Artillery
    Wherever Artillerymen gather, they will sooner or later be addressed by the sobriquet "Redleg " The question often arises as to the origin of the term In spite of many fanciful stories, the truth may be found firmly planted in Army regulations
  • Redleg - Wikipedia
    Redleg is a term used to refer to poor whites that live or at one time lived on Barbados, St Vincent, Grenada and a few other Caribbean islands Their forebears were sent from England , Scotland , Ireland , and Continental Europe as indentured servants , forced labourers, or peons
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    The GEN Raymond T Odierno Best Redleg Competition is an integral part of the Field Artillery Branch’s pursuit of excellence and continuous effort to enhance the overall combat effectiveness of
  • Reds Redlegs nickname origin - MLB. com
    From 1953-59, the Reds changed their franchise’s name to the Cincinnati Redlegs The switch was entirely political
  • Why artillerymen should bring back their distinctive ‘Redlegs’
    Due to wartime restrictions, artillerymen stopped wearing the red piping during WWI — and it never made a comeback If you ask any young artilleryman at Fort Sill why they’re called “redlegs,” they’ll probably just look at you funny (Department of Defense photo by Margo Wright)





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