by Bruce Burgoyne. Softbound, 166 pages, 5" x 8". The Jaegers, one of the German auxiliaries employed by England during the Revolutionary War, were the special forces of the day. Often used as advanced or rear guards, scouts, or rangers, they had a  unique view of combat in North America. The two soldiers whose diaries are included here saw action from Howe's invasion of New Jersey to Yorktown. An enlightening, firsthand account of a major slice of Revolutionary War history.