the redcoats where the people that fought in the british army and war
The red coats are the british army and the blue coats were the colonists( not all colonists wear blue; the few 'good' soldiers they had did.), then later the white coats came to help the blue coats as alliances. the white coats (french) also brought supplies for the blue coats (colonists) who were leaded by george washington. :)
Notably , the US General Ulysses S. Grant .
In the American Civil War, the "blue coats" referred to the Union soldiers, who fought for the northern states. Their uniforms were primarily blue, distinguishing them from the Confederate soldiers, who wore gray. The Union forces aimed to preserve the United States and abolish slavery, while the Confederacy sought to maintain their independence and uphold slavery.
I think the union was considered blue jackets and Yankees while the confederate was called Grey jackets(confederates not entire sure) Yanks and the Rebs, or "Billy Yank" and "Johnny Reb". == == (Answer 1) I think it was Blue Coats and Gray Coats
The confederate soldiers (of the new Confederacy of the United States) wore grey uniforms versus the union soldiers who wore blue uniforms.
If you are asking about the American Civil War, there were no Hessian units at all. In the American War of Independence, they wore blue, Prussian-styled uniforms, and either a tricorne, fusilier cap, or grenadier cap. Hessian riflemen (jeagers) wore green coats instead (with a tricorne)
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US, Northerners, Yankees, Blue Coats.
US, Federals, Union, Yankees, Blue Coats, Northerners.
Notably , the US General Ulysses S. Grant .
The outcome of the conflict between the blue coats and grey coats refers to the American Civil War, where the blue coats represented the Union Army and the grey coats represented the Confederate Army. Ultimately, the Union (blue coats) emerged victorious in 1865, leading to the preservation of the United States and the abolition of slavery.
In the American Civil War, the "blue coats" referred to the Union soldiers, who fought for the northern states. Their uniforms were primarily blue, distinguishing them from the Confederate soldiers, who wore gray. The Union forces aimed to preserve the United States and abolish slavery, while the Confederacy sought to maintain their independence and uphold slavery.
The Blue Coats were the Patriots and the Red Coats were the Loyalists/Regulars
no, that was the revolutionary war
Northern Sildiers wore dark blue coats and dark blue or light blue pants. The coat style depended on the soldier's rank.
I think the union was considered blue jackets and Yankees while the confederate was called Grey jackets(confederates not entire sure) Yanks and the Rebs, or "Billy Yank" and "Johnny Reb". == == (Answer 1) I think it was Blue Coats and Gray Coats
case they did pop only the leaders
The "blue coats" generally refer to the Continental Army soldiers during the American Revolutionary War, who often wore blue uniforms, symbolizing their fight for independence from British rule. The "red coats" were British soldiers, known for their distinctive red uniforms, representing the British Crown. The conflict between these two groups was central to the war, with the blue coats striving for liberty and self-governance, while the red coats aimed to maintain control over the colonies.