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30th April 08, 03:56 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Woodsheal
FYI, the cairn commemorates the 42nd's service in the 1758 battle (during the French & Indian War), not the Revolutionary War. I don't think the Black Watch served at or near Ticonderoga during the latter conflict....
Aye; The RHR didn't arrive "in country" until May, 1776.
T.
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