GeraldTodd
08-18-2004, 06:49 PM
Gentleman,
If there was an event meant for Federal cavalry, east or west, this is the one.
8 miles of march in contact with the enemy on the actual ground it happened on during the 140th anniversary of the campaign.
This is an opportunity to represent the Federal cavalry at it's peak when it's mobility and firepower made it the finest cavalry in the world, at a scale we seldom if ever see at campaigner events.
If you do anything on a horse in 2005, it should be Lee's Final Retreat without reservation. Besides, the infantry's coming just to see that much campaigner cavalry in one spot - let's not dissapoint them!
See the web site below for current and upcoming details. If you have any questions, I am at your service: SgtTodd@mainecav.org
<center><a href="http://mainecav.org/lfr" target="_blank"><img src="http://mainecav.org/images/sc65banner.jpg" border=0 alt="Lee's Final Retreat http://mainecav.org/lfr"></a></center>
If there was an event meant for Federal cavalry, east or west, this is the one.
8 miles of march in contact with the enemy on the actual ground it happened on during the 140th anniversary of the campaign.
This is an opportunity to represent the Federal cavalry at it's peak when it's mobility and firepower made it the finest cavalry in the world, at a scale we seldom if ever see at campaigner events.
If you do anything on a horse in 2005, it should be Lee's Final Retreat without reservation. Besides, the infantry's coming just to see that much campaigner cavalry in one spot - let's not dissapoint them!
See the web site below for current and upcoming details. If you have any questions, I am at your service: SgtTodd@mainecav.org
<center><a href="http://mainecav.org/lfr" target="_blank"><img src="http://mainecav.org/images/sc65banner.jpg" border=0 alt="Lee's Final Retreat http://mainecav.org/lfr"></a></center>