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Artillery

Artillery

The Roar of the Cannon…..

While most 18th century militia companies where designated as either Infantry or Artillery, the Rangers from their beginnings were equipped and trained in both military arts. Today the Rangers artillery heritage continues with a three pounder mounted on a field carriage and a one pounder on a garrison mount. The three pounder accompanies us on a trailer to all the parades we march in each year. Qualified gun crew fire these guns at encampments and re-enactments to roars of approval almost as loud as the thunder of the guns themselves.

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4 days ago

Look who stopped in at the armory..... ... See MoreSee Less

Look who stopped in at the armory.....
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Comment on Facebook Look who stopped in ...

I had a feeling this was going to happen πŸ˜‚ Haven't seen Bernie at the Gaspee Parade,that's next.

Too funny πŸ˜‚

That's hilarious πŸ˜‚

That's a good one!!

The room looks great btw!

Ha

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4 days ago

Look who was at the Sabin Tavern where the Burning of the Gaspee was planned! ... See MoreSee Less

Look who was at the Sabin Tavern where the Burning of the Gaspee was planned!
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Too much free time....lol....

Explains what really went down that night.

Trish Woodard

2 weeks ago

We knew this all along....

Sea shanties are your soundtrack of 2021.
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Sea shanties are your soundtrack of 2021. Seriously

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The earthy vocals, easy harmonies and addictive beat of such songs just make people want to get together and belt 'em out.
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I saw that on Steven Colbert last night and immediately thought of you and Ken Gilbert

It reminds me of The Morgan's, a group of musicians who performed sea shanties and traditional music in Connecticut and other venues in southern New England. They were awesome! πŸŽΆπŸŽΌπŸ’•

I love sea shanties

2 weeks ago

The Pawtuxet Rangers marching before Queen Elizabeth, II and Prince Phillip on July 11, 1976. ... See MoreSee Less

The Pawtuxet Rangers marching before Queen Elizabeth, II and Prince Phillip on July 11, 1976.
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I was there!

I was there with the BTA.

The Queen was in Pawtuxet Village??? Is there more info on this?

God save the queen!!!

Oh how cool is that!πŸ‘πŸŽΆ

oh you found it, I was there, it was SOOOOOO HOT

I was there and Prince Philip walked up and spoke to me.

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Rangers first public appearance since reactivating the charter - from May 28, 1975. ... See MoreSee Less

Rangers first public appearance since reactivating the charter - from May 28, 1975.
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John Ward, Martin Dugan, Bill Mackie, Milton Wrath and Ed Ball

Like the acknowledgment of the F&D

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The Pawtuxet Rangers are among the most active of Rhode Island's militia groups and are one of only four fife and drum corps in the United States that are part of an actual military organization. Today the Company has Militia including color guard, musket line and artillery and a Fife & Drum corps.

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Members of the Centennial Legion of Historic Military Commands
Centennial Legion

Members of the Company of Fifers and Drummers
Company of Fifers and Drummers

Members of the Rhode Island Historic Chartered Commands

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Warwick, RI 02888
401-785-1774
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