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The Office of Army Reserve History trains Military History Detachments to record the Army's history in Iraq by giving the Basic Combat Historian Course twice a year at Chickamauga, Georgia. Interestingly enough, the instructors use knowledgeable reenactors and living historians for interview practice. Authentic living historians portray soldiers of the Union army at the battle of Chickamauga and tell their stories to modern day soldier students. The students practice the same interveiwing techniques on the first-person Civil War "actors", that they would use after deployment to Iraq.
Those who are interested in participating in this program are offered lodging, gas and meals by the Army, for their time and poatriotic contribution to the mission. If AC forum members are interested in this program, they should respond to this message.
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Sincerely,
Fred Adolphus
Staff Curator
National Museum of the Army Reserve
The Office of Army Reserve History trains Military History Detachments to record the Army's history in Iraq by giving the Basic Combat Historian Course twice a year at Chickamauga, Georgia. Interestingly enough, the instructors use knowledgeable reenactors and living historians for interview practice. Authentic living historians portray soldiers of the Union army at the battle of Chickamauga and tell their stories to modern day soldier students. The students practice the same interveiwing techniques on the first-person Civil War "actors", that they would use after deployment to Iraq.
Those who are interested in participating in this program are offered lodging, gas and meals by the Army, for their time and poatriotic contribution to the mission. If AC forum members are interested in this program, they should respond to this message.
P2
Sincerely,
Fred Adolphus
Staff Curator
National Museum of the Army Reserve
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