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Monthly Archives: September 2017
See We Really Have Started
A little tease to show we really have begun. But this is just the introduction. The rest is much larger. Not Gordon or Bill but pretty inclusive. A deafening quiet settled over the little salient. Of course quiet was a … Continue reading
Posted in 1864, American Civil War, artillery in the Overland Campaign, Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Battle of the Muleshoe, Bloody Angle, Carrington's Battery, Earthworks and trenchs, field fortifications, Hancock's assault on the Muleshoe, May 12, Mule Shoe, Overland Campaign 1864, Page's Battalion, Reese's Battery
Tagged 1864, Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Battle of the Muleshoe, Bloody Angle, field fortifications, Hancock's assault on the Mule Shoe, Jeff Davis Artillery, John Daniel, Maj. Gen. Edward Johnson, May 12, Mule Shoe, Muleshoe, Reese's Battery, Steuart's Brigade, Thomas Carter
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We begin Anew
Really owe everybody an apology for not doing anything for an extended period of time. Think that somewhere between the illness and the resulting treatment my passion slipped away. While speaking with a friend today I realized it hadn’t gone … Continue reading
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The Mule Shoe, Facts and Myths 