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I'm not really sure but i do know that their whole kit apparently weighed 60 pounds and helmets hadn't been introduced yet so they wore peeked caps that weighed 2 pounds and each of their boots weighed 5 pounds.
here is a pdf file on the internet that can help
http://www.schoolhistory.co.UK/gcselinks/wars/firstwwlinks/worksheets/soldiersequipment.pdf
use the diagram i hope it helps Xx
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∙ 14y agoIn the war of independance, the british army had: Red coat, tricocked hat, beige pants, white braces, red waistcoat, leather back pack with regiment number, leather pouch for storing shots and a brown bess musket
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∙ 15y agoThe battle uniform of the British Soldiers during the First World War are as follows; * Service Boots; coloured brown * Puttees; khaki colour (in exception to the Royal Newfoundland Regiment who were given blue puttees at one time) * Khaki pants and buttoned tunic * Helmet; sometimes with chinstrap * Bayonet * Rifle; Lewis or Ross Officers were equipped with a pistol opposed to the private's rifle.
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∙ 12y agobcuz they cuold and did
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