The Spanish Main 1492-1800 - Rene Chartrand & Donato Spedaliere - Osprey Fortress 49 D&D Published to coincide with its

Published to coincide with its 100th Anniversary

Second Lieutenant Maseo Naka is an exception

The most distinctive feature of the A13 Mk II Cruiser Mk IV is the V-section armour on the turret sides

Petersberg

This was supposed to have been replaced by the short tailed jacket in 1812 but many continued to wear the long tails well into 1813

The Spanish Main 1492-1800 - Rene Chartrand & Donato Spedaliere - Osprey Fortress 49 D&D Published to coincide with itsFollowing Columbus's arrival in the Bahamas in 1492, the lands of the 'new world' were divided between Spain and Portugal. The riches gained by the Spaniards soon aroused the interest of the French and the English, eager to exploit the area they called the 'Spanish Main' (an area broadly encompassing the West Indies and the Central American and Mexican coast). In response, the Spanish fortified their new territories. The earliest examples were very