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8th Alabama Company I- The Emerald Guards The Emerald Guard was the first Alabama Unit to enlist "for the war" The 8th was organized by the appointment of its field officers by the war department The Regiment was posted at Yorktown, Virginia during the first eleven months of its service, and a detachment of the 8th was engaged in a skirmish near Winn's Mill
8th Alabama Company I- The Emerald Guards [Archive] - War of Rights The Emerald Guard was the first Alabama Unit to enlist "for the war" The 8th was organized by the appointment of its field officers by the war department The Regiment was posted at Yorktown, Virginia during the first eleven months of its service, and a detachment of the 8th was engaged in a skirmish near Winn's Mill
Original Confederate Flags - Page 6 The Emerald Guard flag WAS ONLY CARRIED BY COMPANY E The other companies did not carry that flag The Emerald Guard also was not the color company of the 33rd Virginia the 33rd carried a Virginia State Flag and the Army of Northern Virginia 2nd Bunting Battle Flag On October 30, 1861 Capt Charles Blackford wrote "All the Virginia Regiments in striking distance of this place were collected
8th Alabama Company I- The Emerald Guards The Emerald Guard's wintered at Rappahannock At Salem Church, Wilcox's brigade of Alabamans, of which the 8th was a part, bore the brunt of the federal assault, and drove them back in confusion, capturing 1500 prisoners; the Eighth lost 58 men
8th Alabama Company I- The Emerald Guards - Page 2 Ask Me About Appomattox 01-21-2016,05:22 AM #17 Northern Rebel Join Date Jan 2016 Location Canada Posts 1 Excited to be with my wonderful Wubby P S -Love you long time P P S- JK that be pretty gay 8th Alabama Company I Private North 02-26-2016,09:52 PM #18 Foxy CSA Lieutenant Colonel Join Date Oct 2015 Posts 12
Barrel Cleaning for Rifles [Archive] - War of Rights The Emerald Archer 09-30-2014, 02:29 PM Without meaning to interrupt Emerald's question to Hinkel, I will interject quickly and mention that the cleaning bullet mentioned by Chewie is called the Williams Patent Type II bullet In January of 1861, Elijah Williams created the first William Patent "Wad for Ordinance," and was mainly meant for
Weapons that need to be in game [Archive] - War of Rights I can indeed assure you that many of the weapons you listed will be included in the game However, when it comes to things like the Windbüchse, I doubt that will be included, as I have never seen a single instance of it's use in the American Civil War, let alone in the Maryland Campaign In any case, be not afeared, our selection of carnage-makers will astound and amaze! The Emerald Archer 09
Weapons that need to be in game - warofrightsforum. com The Emerald Archer Join Date Aug 2014 Posts 16 Weapons that need to be in game Muzzleloaders- 1853 Enfield Rifle, 1861 Springfield Rifle, 1841 Mississipi Rifle, Lindsay Double Rifle ( a 2 shot muzzleloader), M1819 Hall Rifle Breechloading Rifles (for skirmishers)- Burnside carbine, Sharps Carbine, Jenks Rifle, Tarpley Carbine, Gallager Carbine
33rd Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, Companies A . . . Having somehow come into the possession of a barrel of whiskey, the Emerald Guard would make it longer yet and twice as miserable for the others present "The whole of the Irish company gets drunk save a few," wrote a member of Company H, 33rd Virginia, "they get to fighting, in which swords, bayonets and knives are used; have a hard time tying
33rd Virginia Company A Potomac Guards [Archive] - War of Rights Originally, the regiment was commanded by Col Arthur C Cummings, though it would change hands many times through the war The 33rd, along with the 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 27th Virginia Regiments, formed the famous 'Stonewall Brigade' under the command of the legendary Stonewall Jackson The average height of a soldier in the regiment was 5'8", and the average age was 25 years; these figures