The Army of Spain in the New World and the American Revolution

Until Mexico won its independence from Spain and the French under Napoleon conquered Spain and Napoleon engineered the Louisiana Purchase Spain maintained military garrisons and forces throughout the New World. Despite the relatively uncivilized continents of North and South America military fashion and regulation were still maintained and no other country sported any more colorful and interesting uniforms than the Kingdom of Spain. and her military forces played an important part in supporting the American Revolution. Spain gave both military and financial support to the colonies and was involved in armed conflicts with the British along the Gulf Coast. Galvez, the military governor or Lousiana played an active role in the expulsion of the British and their interests along the Mississippi.
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The Spanish Army in the American Revolution

1. Urban Militia of Mexico 1740 Co of Fusiliers of Tintureros, Arcobuceros,
and Bordadores
2. Drummer, Infantry Regimen de Milicias Pardos de Merida y Yucatan 1767
3. Officer, Infantry Regimen de Milicias Pardos de Merida y Yucatan 1767
4. Officer of Grenadiers of Merida of Yucatan 1767
5. Drummer of Grenadiers of Merida de Yucatan 1767 Full Dress
6. Officer of Grenadiers of Merida de Yucatan 1767 Full Dress
7. Officer, Infantry Regimen de Milicias Pardos de Merida y Yucatan 1767
8. Lancer, Lancers of Veracruz 1767
9. Lancer, Lancers of Veracruz, Campaign Uniform 1767
10. Lancers of Veracruz, Officer 1769
11. Royal Artillery Standard Bearer, Louisiana 1781
12. Galvez' Army, 1780, Guadalajara 10 Regt.
13. German Coast Militia Infantry Regiment, Louisiana 1768-92
14. Distinguished Company of Carabiniers, Militia of New Orleans 1779
15. Mississippi River Volunteers 1782
16. Dragoons of America (Havana) 1780
17. Galvez' Army, 1780, Drummer, 2nd Regt. Cataluna Volunteers
18. Galvez' Army, Spanish Infantry Regiment 15, 1780
19.Galvez' Army, Officer Ynmemorial del Rey 1. Regt.
20. Galvez' Army 1780, Grenadier Soria 8, Navarra 25, and Aragon 28
Infantry Regiments
21. Galvez' Army 1780, Grenadier, Toledo 16 and Flandes 38 Infantry
22. Galvez' Army 1780, Mallorca Infantry Regiment, Officer
23. Marine Infantry 1780
24. Galvez Army Sapper, 2nd Infantry Regiment
25. Spanish Standards of the American Revolution
26. Spanish Uniform Rank Distinctions
27. Drummer Regt. Zamora. Soldier, Regt. Extremadura
28. Spanish Naval Captain
29. Governor Galvez and the Galvez Coat of Arms
30. Drum Major and Coat of Arms, Regt. Infantry of Louisiana
31. Louisiana Infantry Regiment and Standard
32. Don Estevan Mire, General of the Louisiana Regt of Infantry
33. Standard Bearer Louisiana Infantry Regiment with Standard
34.Company of Grenadiers of the Louisiana Infantry Regiment
35. New Orleans Battalion of Disciplined Militia, 1780
36.Spanish Frontier Dragoon, Leather Shield, and Royal Standard of New Spain
37.Standard Bearer and Standard of the Walloon Guards
38.Dragoon of the Regiment Sagunto
39.Infantryman Regiment Cantabria
40.Officer and Standard Royal Body of Artillery 1780
41. Officer of the Royal Body of Engineers 1780-1782
42. Drummer of the Infantry Regiment of American 1781
43. Marine Artillery 1780-1782
44. Naval Officer 1780-82
45. Naval Squadron Commander 1780-1782
46. Corporal of the Line Regiment de Burgos 1780-1782
47. Grenadier of Foot unit Grenadiers of Naples 1780-1782
48. Grenadier Sergeant, Regiment of Mercia 1780
49. Line Cavalry Regiment de Montesa 1780
50. Mounted Regiment of the Queen 1780-1782
51. Regiment of Light Cavalry Volunteers of Spain 1780-1782
52.Sergeant of the Prince’s Regiment, Foot Grenadiers 1780-1782
53. Officer,1774 Company of the Morenos Libres (Free Blacks) of Veracruz
54. Regiment of Line Cavalry of the Queen 1780
55. Regiment of Line Cavalry Bourbon 1780
56. Trumpeter Reginent of Line Cavalry de Alcaintara 1780
57. Regiment of Dragoons of Villaviciosa, Officer with standard
58. Officer of the Regiment de Mallorca 1780
59. Alforez of the Regiment of Infantry of Louisiana
60. Drummer of the 2nd Regiment of Calonian Volunteers 1780
61. Fifer of the Infantry Regiment de Hibernia 1780
62. Fifer of the Infantry Regiment of the Line Murtia 1780-1782
63. Marine Infantry 1777-1798
64. Louisiana Dragoon Company 1780
65. 2nd Co. of Dragoons Militia de St. Luis 1779
66. 1st Lt. 2nd Company of St. Luis Dragoons 1779
67. Officer, Grenadiers Infantry de Navarra 1780
68. Infantry Regiment of the King, Fusilier and Battalion Flag 1780
69. Standard Bearer of the Aragon Infantry Regiment 1780
70. Standard Bearer Infantry Regiment de Guadalajara “El Tigre” 1780
71. Standard Bearer Infantry Regiment de Soria 1780, Grenadiers
72. Officer, Infantry Regiment of Naples 1780-1782
73. Infantry Regiment on the march, Regiment Swiss Regiment de Betschart 1780
74. Trumpeter Cavalry Regiment Lusitania 1780
75. Colonel, Infantry Regiment de la Raza de Puerto Rico 1780
76. Provincial Dragoons of Mexico 1779
77. Cuero Dragoons of the Internal Provences
79. Company of the Pardos Riflemen de Yucatan and Campeche 1783
79. Lt. Dragoons of New Spain 1780
80. Morenos Libres of the Milita of Veracruz 1774
81. Officer of the White Grenadiers of Veracruz 1774
82. Grenadier of the White Grenadiers of Veracruz 1774
83. Fusilier of the White Fusiliers of the Militia of Veracruz 1774
84. Officer of the White Fusiliers of the Militia of Veracruz 1774
85. Officer of the Free Blacks of the Militia of Veracruz 1774
86. Fusilier of the Free Blacks of the Militia of Veracruz 1774
87. Officer of the Company of Morenos Libres of Veracruz 1774
88. Trumpeter of the Line Cavalry of the King 1780-1782
89. Line Cavalry Bourbon 1782
90. Line Cavalry of the King Foot service 1780-1782
91. Officer, Line Cavalry of the Prince 1780-1782
92. Line Cavalry of the Queen 1780-1782
93. Grenadiers of the Infantry of Spain 1780
94. Sergeant Infantry de Toledo “El Profelizade” 1780
95. Grenadier Regiment of Infantry of Toledo 1780
96. Grenadier of Regiment Navarra 1780
97. Battalion of Negros of Havana 1763-1785
98. Drummer of Havana Fijo Regiment 1780
99. Regiment of Infantry of Havana 1780
100. Standard Bearer of the Regiment de la Corona 1779 Batalion Flag
101. Regiment of the Infantry of the Prince 1780
102. Fusilier of the Infantry Regiment Zamora 1778-1781
103. Drummer Infantry Regiment Saboya 1780
104. Officer Infantry Regiment Ultonia 1780