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Taza (1843-1876) succeeded his father as warchief of the Chiricahuas when the latter died in 1874
This set shows the kneeling good Samaritan supporting the unfortunate traveller and offering him a drink of water and aid
His command style was bold and decisive
The centerpiece of any Roman Fort collection
31375 Federal Artillery NCO Pointing First Legion-Battle of The Bulge Taza (1843-1876) succeeded his fatherDuring the American Civil War, artillery sergeants had command of, and responsibility for, the men and equipment of a platoon. A full strength battery normally had between 4 to 6 guns with each gun having a sergeant. The sergeant made sure that all of the cannoneers and drivers were properly trained in each role necessary to service a piece so that they could switch roles on an individual basis if casualties occurred. He was to: follow, repeat, and
