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Drummers were soldiers seen in both the British and Continental armies.

They were usually accompanied by five or more soldiers, but occasionally could be seen marching with a single officer. When the unit was attacked, they generally ran from the battlefield to call for reinforcements.

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-[[File:American-Revolution-drummer-fife-flag-1-.jpg|thumb]] Drummers are a relatively non-hostile enemy that can be seen marching alongside both soldiers of the British and Continental armies. They are usually accompanied by five or more soldiers, but occasionally can be seen marching with a single officer. When the unit is attacked they generally run off to attract more guards.
+'''Drummers''' were [[Guards|soldiers]] seen in both the [[British Army|British]] and [[Continental Army|Continental]] armies.
-[[Category:When attacked drummers will run away]]
+They were usually accompanied by five or more soldiers, but occasionally could be seen marching with a single [[Officers|officer]]. When the unit was attacked, they generally ran from the battlefield to call for reinforcements.
 [[Category:British Army]]
 [[Category:Continental Army]]

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