American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

On Sunday they had a reenactment at Fort Fisher North Carolina corrmemorating the battle of Fort Fisher in 1865. Good to see all them boys dressed in gray

Respectfully,

Col. Gery Bastiani
3rd Division, II Corp AotM

"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

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Gery, get any pics while you where there? Sure would love to see em!

Respectfully,

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<font color="orange"><font size="4">Nick Kunz

General
Commandant
Cabinet Secretary
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They have a very nice museum there as well, worth a trip to visit..[:D]

Lt. Gen. Ed Blackburn
II/VI/AoS

"Forward Bucktails"

Several years ago (too long to remember around 1984 or so)...when I was re-enacting, there was a School of the Soldier there. IT was a grand sight to see so many men in gray, marching around, drilling and etc. We got to set up our tents on the Fort site. Some of us went walking around under the sea oats, grass and were able to find some of the steel fragments that the Yanks fired at the Fort.

That was the good old days...I am too old now to sleep out under the stars on the hard ground.

If you have never been there before and is in that area you need to check this site out...it is worth the trip.

Willie Tisdale
"The Gray Fox"
Brig. General
Pee Dee Division
/2/II - ANV - CSA
VMI Adjutant / Instructor

Very interesting, but too old!? That is kind of discouraging to hear. I just turned 62 on the Battle of the Bulge this December past and I was recently toying with the idea of taking up the hobby! Of course I might have to have an MOS that keeps me in the rear with the gear.[;)]

Got any photos from those good old days? [:)]

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<br />Several years ago (too long to remember around 1984 or so)...when I was re-enacting, there was a School of the Soldier there. IT was a grand sight to see so many men in gray, marching around, drilling and etc. We got to set up our tents on the Fort site. Some of us went walking around under the sea oats, grass and were able to find some of the steel fragments that the Yanks fired at the Fort.

That was the good old days...I am too old now to sleep out under the stars on the hard ground.

If you have never been there before and is in that area you need to check this site out...it is worth the trip.

Willie Tisdale
"The Gray Fox"
Brig. General
Pee Dee Division
/2/II - ANV - CSA
VMI Adjutant / Instructor
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LtCol.Tom Ciampa

2nd Bgde,1st Cav
XIV Corps, AoC

I will pull out the old scrap book and look and see what I have.

I will liet you know.



Willie Tisdale
"The Gray Fox"
Brig. General
Pee Dee Division
/2/II - ANV - CSA
VMI Adjutant / Instructor