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fusilier
Technically, any rifleman. Realistically applied to Napoleonic-era soldiers who were armed with fusils, which were early flintlock rifles.
Fuselier
Fuselier is the last name of the most honored family in Louisiana. Of noble descent. Was the King a France, personal riflemen. They carried shorten specialized rifles just for they’re type of service to the King, because they were a part of his personal guard. They were given license to kill at will. They took advantage of their position and license to kill. Not only in personal disputes, but also by robbing nobility and royalty on the road ways. They were eventually exiled from France, under the guise of a hunting and scouting expedition to Canada. Never to return to France. And are some of the first Cajuns to settle in North America. Because they were considered Acadian French they are known as “Cajuns”. One of the first and oldest Cajun families in Louisiana.
Fuselier by Therealcajungunner February 26, 2020
fuselier
"Don't let him near my gumbo, he's a fuselier, he'll put some shit in there that we won't wanna eat, that's fa sho!"
fuselier by pop shartzoff April 13, 2010
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