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With the Civil War Living History Institute's (http://www.cwlhi.org) upcoming Reenactor Command and Staff College (RCSC) program in the works, I was curious as to what offerings existed out there for the common soldier (be it for first timers, folks getting back into the hobby, etc)?
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Re: School for the soldier...
Bryan,
I hit the link and nothing on that site seems to be updated since 2006.Joe Smotherman -
Re: School for the soldier...
For the "common-soldier":Originally posted by WoodenNutmeg View Post
Annually groups hosts Camp of Instruction events...typically somewhere from the end of Winter to mid-Spring.
The 23rd VA and our affiliate units hosted a Camp of Instruction, a few weeks ago at Petersburg National Military Park (focus on School of the Soldier and School of the Squad, with a little added instruction on packing equipment, eating on campaign...and instruction in building gabions for field-fortifications).
The Potomac Legion will be hosting their Camp of Instruction in just a few more weeks...focus on the "common-soldier".
Are these the types of events your asking about?
Paul B.Paul B. Boulden Jr.
RAH VA MIL '04
(Loblolly Mess)
[URL="http://23rdva.netfirms.com/welcome.htm"]23rd VA Vol. Regt.[/URL]
[URL="http://www.virginiaregiment.org/The_Virginia_Regiment/Home.html"]Waggoner's Company of the Virginia Regiment [/URL]
[URL="http://www.military-historians.org/"]Company of Military Historians[/URL]
[URL="http://www.moc.org/site/PageServer"]Museum of the Confederacy[/URL]
[URL="http://www.historicsandusky.org/index.html"]Historic Sandusky [/URL]
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