March or Die! The French Foreign Legion in North Africa [Military History in Miniature]

This is my take of a typical battle for the French Foreign Legion in North Africa in the late 1800s. Although the places mentioned in the video did exist (Blockhouse 7 and the Oasis for example) this is not a depiction of an actual historical battle, just my interpretation of a tactical action of that time which I think is very close to being an accurate depiction.
I wanted to take the standard practice of displaying photos of military miniatures and "up the game" by telling the story of the battle display as the viewer is led through the diorama visually and audibly. Really captures the viewer's imagination!
I'm a long time collector and creator of military miniatures and an avid student of military history gleaned from my time as a cadet at West Point and many years of service as an Army Officer. I'm also a veteran of the Afghanistan War and published a book about my wartime experience in Afghanistan which you can check out at Http://Rooster-Jones.com/
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Lieutenant Colonel William "Rooster" Jones is a 1983 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He holds a Master's Degree in Environmental Science from Louisiana State University and is a third generation Army Officer and second generation West Point graduate. He has served over 28 years as an Army Officer in the Regular Army, Louisiana National Guard and Army Reserve. He resides in San Antonio, Texas.