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  1. #1
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    150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    Gents and Ladies,

    Not sure where this should be placed, but here is the press conference we just did announcing the event-

    It will be along the lines of September Storm, At High Tide, Return to Manassas and other such events I have organized.

    Please place accordingly- and here is the link to the news article-

    http://www.herald-mail.com/news/hm-p...,3578475.story

    Pards,
    S. Chris Anders
    Southern Division
    www.southerndivision.org
    "Authenticity Glorifies the Campaign"

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    His caps of 4,000 to 5,000 re-enactors and 2,000 spectators mean the event will be considerably smaller than the Battle of Antietam re-enactments staged in 1997 and 2002, which each attracted about 13,000 re-enactors and as many as 100,000 spectators.
    Anders said smaller numbers will allow for higher authenticity and better views for spectators.

    “The goal is that people actually see what happened in September 1862, what the troops looked like, how they camped, how they fought, not a fantasy world-type representation thereof,” he said.
    Very well put Chris. This is a polite way to say it will keep out the riff-raff.
    David Parent

    The Cracker Mess
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    Veterans would tell of Sherman's ordering a flanking movement and instructing a subordinate how to report his progress: "See here Cox, burn a few barns occasionally, as you go along. I can't understand those signal flags, but I know what smoke means"

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    I also agree, well put Chris.

    John A. Miller
    South Mountain State Battlefield
    Monterey Pass Battlefield

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    The comments on the article (at the bottom of the page) are great. I guess we are all "pathetic" "idiots" now.
    -Brandon Hand
    48th NY Co. F
    Unit Clerk/Newsletter Editor

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    Didn't see the comments- looked for them...hummm
    S. Chris Anders
    Southern Division
    www.southerndivision.org
    "Authenticity Glorifies the Campaign"

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    Ok found them- oh well, everyone has opinions, like well, you know
    S. Chris Anders
    Southern Division
    www.southerndivision.org
    "Authenticity Glorifies the Campaign"

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    That just goes to show it doesn't matter how good of a thing you are trying to do you are still going to have haters. The event looks great though you can count on some boys from Florida coming up for sure.
    -Brandon Hand
    48th NY Co. F
    Unit Clerk/Newsletter Editor

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    Great to see this event is going forward! Some of us up here in the Pacific Northwest are planning to go.

    Dan Limb
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    "In the moment of action, remember the value of silence and order" -- Phormio of Athens

    "Your first duty is to get a decent hat. You cannot hope to do more. You should never wish to do less"

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    Capt. James G. Campbell, Co. F., 19th Illinois Infantry. Wounded at Missionary Ridge

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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    Have always enjoyed events that you have put together...This one will be no different! Hope to be there

    Pete Bedrossian
    150th NY/3rd NCT
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    Re: 150th Maryland Campaign, Maryland , my Maryland

    I know its still more than a year out but is there any more information on this?

    EDIT: Never mind, I found the website at the end of the news article. But I do have another question- are there any groups here that are planning on going to this event? If I went, I would need to fall in with a unit.
    Last edited by KPavia; 08-19-2011 at 05:39 PM.
    Kenny Pavia
    Si vis pacem, para bellum

    Proud Descendent of-

    Andrew Jackson Smith
    Born 11 July 1843, Greenfield, New York
    Enlisted 17 Feb 1862 in Co. C, 77th NYSV in Saratoga Springs, New York
    Transfered to 1st Regiment Independent Battery NY Light Artillery in April 1863.
    22 Feb 1865, died of disease in Washington DC

    Buried in Arlington National Cemetery

    Frank Alden
    Unassigned recruit, 11th Illinois Cavalry
    Enlisted Feb. 21, 1865
    Died March 1, 1865

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