1. 54th. Mass. Volunteer Infantry, Co. I Mass other African American Civil War Reenacting Units in Boston. U.S. Military History Institute Bibliography on the 54th. Massachusetts. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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3. Confederate Military Units From Union Parish Louisiana Submitted Confederate Military Units from Union Parish Louisiana Submitted for the Union Parish Louisiana USGenWeb Archives by T. D. Hudson, 12/2000 http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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9. UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS IN THE CIVIL WAR A Guide to Cherokee Confederate Military Units, 1861 1865. The Civil War in Indian Territory http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. 28th MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY Companies A, C, and H. Nonprofit living history organization portrays one of the units of the famed Irish Brigade. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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12. Meet Rikers Union Army Recruiter Sgt. Major Bernard C. Gardner What was the union Army unit of soldier buried on Rikers? Still being researched is the military unit ID listed in the census entry for Pvt. Harry Johnson http://www.correctionhistory.org/civilwar/units/gardner/meetsgtgardner2.html

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='526'; awmAltUrl=''; NPS Antietam web image. NPS Gettysburg web image. Sharpshooter Gardner combat veteran, wounded at Antietam and Gettysburg, thrice captured, rescued from being hanged by rebel raiders at Manassas served as a recruiter based on Rikers eight months in 1863/64. His great great grandson David Moore, who maintains a Barnard C. Gardner web page, assisted NYCHS in this presentation. The available records of this brave Union volunteer's two-year journey from Long Island to Rikers Island through the Civil War's bloodiest battles sketch only an outline. But it provides opportunities to fill the gaps with interesting relevant information and images conveying the momentous history in which he participated. Part 2 of 2: From Fredericksburg to Rikers via Gettysburg Click the above version of a National Archives image of Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock to access a NPS Gettysburg National Military Park telling of his key role in that important battle. Grandson of an impressed American seaman imprisoned at Dartmoor in the War of 1812 and son of a Norristown, N. J., attorney, Winfield Scott Hancock graduated West Point in 1844. When the Civil War broke out, he requested transfer to the front from his California post. Later his even-handed and unvengeful approach as Texas and Louisiana military governor won him friends among Democrats, notably in the South, and enemies among Republicans, notably the radical reconstructionists.

13. Russian Army Units GlobalSecurity.org is the leading source for reliable military news and military The six Warsaw Pact Allies of the Soviet union had a total of 55 active http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/russia/army-ue.htm

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14. Union Ministry For Home Affairs GlobalSecurity.org is the leading source for reliable military news and Army units are also deployed for internal security duty in Kashmir and the http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/india/home-affairs.htm

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15. Union Records At The TNGenWeb Site Below is a description and list of records pertaining to Tennessee union Veterans that Links to ALL the military units in Tennesseans in the Civil War. http://www.tngenweb.org/civilwar/misc/unionrec.html

"I would like to speak in terms of praise due to the many brave officers and soldiers who have fought in the cause of the war." Abraham Lincoln July 7, 1863 Although Tennessee became the 13th Confederate state in the CSA, many of her residents supported the Union, particularly in East Tennessee. Tennessee supplied over 50,000 men to Union forces in order to preserve the Union. Below is a description and list of records pertaining to Tennessee Union Veterans that are currently available at the Tennessee and the Civil War Site FEDERAL CAVALRY UNITS Taken from Tennesseans in the Civil War this section gives a descriptive history of the Tennessee Federal Cavalry Units. FEDERAL ARTILLERY UNITS Taken from Tennesseans in the Civil War this section gives a descriptive history of the Tennessee Federal Artillery Units. FEDERAL INFANTRY UNITS Taken from Tennesseans in the Civil War this section gives a descriptive history of the Tennessee Federal infantry Units. TENNESSEANS IN THE CIVIL WAR Links to ALL the military units in Tennesseans in the Civil War.

16. Penal Military Unit - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia In Soviet union the systematical formation of penal military units started during the World War II after Stalin s Order No. 227 (July 1942) that made http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_military_unit

Penal military unit From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Penal battalion penal company , etc., are military units consisted of convicted persons for which military service was either the assigned form punishment or a voluntary replacement of imprisonment edit Nazi Germany See Afrika-Brigade 999 (also Bew¤hrungseinheiten 999, Strafbataillon 999, Bew¤hrungstruppe 999 Division 999). edit Soviet Union In Soviet Union the systematical formation of penal military units started during the World War II after Stalin 's Order No. 227 (July 1942) that made unauthorized retreats severely punishable. In this order Stalin referred to positive experience of Nazi German troops. The formation of penal units was implemented according to a more detailed Status of penal units of the Army ) order of November 26, 1942 of Georgiy Zhukov , then a Deputy Commander-in-Chief Penal battalions ( shtrafbats (штрафбат, штрафной батальон), up to 800 per unit) were formed of midrange and senior commanding officers and political officers ( politruks Penal companies (штрафная рота) 150-200 per unit) were formed of junior officers ( NCOs ) and privates Main sources of Soviet penal battalions and companies were military convicts according to order 227;

17. Arkansas Civil War Units And Confederate Army And Union Army In Arkansas Arkansas civil war units, military leaders, unit histories, and Civil War resources from Confederate and union army in Arkansas. http://www.anythingarkansas.com/civil/units.html

Web Arkansas Directory Arkansas Directory of Arkansas Businesses Anything Arkansas Directory Arkansas Real Estate Arkansas School Districts Arkansas Jobs Arkansas News Arkansas Directory Anything Arkansas Directory Arkansas Arts Arkansas Autos Arkansas Restaurants Arkansas Health ... Arkansas on eBay Shopping in Arkansas Arkansas area Businesses Online For complete listings go to Directory Arkansas Military Units during the American Civil War Arkansas Confederate Infantry Regiments - Regimental histories and information on the service of these troops during the Civil War. Arkansas 11th/17th Consolidated Infantry - Enlisted man's muster roll and collection of members and their descendants. Company G, 1st Arkansas Regiment - The Jackson Guards were organized in May of 1861 by Captain Alexander Corbin Pickett in the town of Jacksonport, Arkansas, along the White River. Fourth Arkansas Infantry, Company A - Civil War unit roster listing. Company C, 4th Arkansas Infantry - Unit roster of 'Caddo Rifles' of the Confederate States. 10th (Merrick's) Arkansas Infantry Regiment - History and partial muster of the Civil War unit.

18. Arkansas Civil War Reenactment Units And Confederate Army And Union Army Re-enac Arkansas reenactment civil war units, military leaders, unit histories, and Civil War resources from Confederate and union army in Arkansas. http://www.anythingarkansas.com/civil/reenactors.html

Web Arkansas Directory Arkansas Directory of Arkansas Businesses Anything Arkansas Directory Arkansas Real Estate Arkansas School Districts Arkansas Jobs Arkansas News Arkansas Directory Anything Arkansas Directory Arkansas Arts Arkansas Autos Arkansas Restaurants Arkansas Health ... Arkansas on eBay Shopping in Arkansas Arkansas area Businesses Online For complete listings go to Directory Arkansas Reenactment Groups of the American Civil War 8th Arkansas / 22nd Michigan Company K - Family oriented Civil War re-enactors group news, unit histories, and calendar of events. 15th Arkansas Volunteer Infantry Regiment - Civil War re-enactment group portray the mid-war period circa 1863 and favors the Columbus shell jackets made of Jean cloth either of grey or a light butternut colour. 1st Arkansas Infantry Regiment - Company D - Family-oriented reenacting unit based in central Arkansas dedicated to accurately portraying the Arkansas Confederate soldier or civilian. 37th Illinois Infantry, Company B - Two separate living history and Civil War reenactment organizations based out of Central and Northwest Arkansas (Co A members live primarily around Fayetteville while Co B members are from the Little Rock area). General Robert C. Newton Camp #197

19. National Civil War Association Representing the union Army of the period are several units that are recreations of actual Civil War military organizations. These include representative http://www.ncwa.org/union/indexu.htm

home contact us join members area 23 May 2005 NEXT EVENT The Union Brigade prepares for the next event at - Ardenwood Farms, Fremont May 28/29, 2005 MORNING REPORT FORMS HERE 23 May 2005 2005 BRIGADE STAFF Lt. Col Nelson Snook Major Stewart Howe 8 july 2003 Caseys Infantry Tactics , available online. The Company Clerk , a small book describing the paperwork involved in running the typical Civil War unit. MORE INFO UNION BRIGADE Image by Wm. Dunnaway at Ardenwood Farm, Fremont Ca. 2005 Representing the Union Army of the period are several units that are recreations of actual Civil War military organizations. These include representative units from the artillery, infantry and cavalry, as well as the support systems such as the U.S. Medical Department. The Infantry was the mainstay of the Army during the War, the "Queen of Battle." It represented the bulk of the troops that engaged in fighting. Most of the soldiers in the field during the Civil War belonged to infantry units organized under the auspices of the state volunteers. In the NCWA, the Union Brigade infantry is represented by several units:

20. North Carolina Civil War Units NC military units FEDERAL units. union 1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry union 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Colored Cavalry http://www.researchonline.net/nccw/ncunits.htm

The Civil War in North Carolina County Cross Reference Confederate Units 1st Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery - 2613 men 1st Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards - 60 men 1st Brigade, North Carolina Reserves - 2 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Artillery - 3274 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry - 3 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men - 72 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry - 2884 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (6 months, 1861) 1st Regiment, North Carolina Junior Reserves - 1792 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Militia - 41 men 1st Regiment, North Carolina Volunteers - 6 men 2nd Battalion, North Carolina Home Guards - 60 men 2nd Battalion, North Carolina Infantry - 1732 men 2nd Battalion, North Carolina Local Defense Troops - 678 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Artillery - 3788 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry - 2103 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Conscripts - 61 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Detailed Men - 2332 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry - 2712 men 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Invalid Corps

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