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Eric,
I vote for image number 3. All the images are great, but #3 really looks like an image taken in the 1860s. The age of the soldiers, their dress, the weapons they are carrying, and even the slightly blurry image look dead on.
-Joe Bordonaro
Any other month it would have been #1, a really good image, #3 just blows me away. Definately makes you think Chitwood Brothers. I love that knife in the middle. I hope thats not what the Georgia militia looks like in November.
Great images this month, all three were great, but vote has to go to #3.
-Pvt. Max Doermann, 3x Great Uncle, Co. E, 66th New York Infantry. Died at Andersonville, Dec. 22, 1864.
-Pvt. David Rousch, 4x Great Uncle, Co. A, 107th Ohio Infantry. Wounded and Captured at Gettysburg. Died at Andersonville, June 5, 1864.
-Pvt. Carl Sievert, 3x Great Uncle, Co. H, 7th New York Infantry (Steuben Guard). Mortally Wounded at Malvern Hill.
All good images, but #3 was my choice. It's detail and the look they have is outstanding! Really great!
Andrew Gale
21st Arkansas Vol. Inf. Co. H
Company H, McRae's Arkansas Infantry
Affiliated Conscripts Mess
Cpl. George Washington Pennington, 171st Penn. Co. K
Mustered into service: Aug. 27, 1862
Captured: Spottsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 12, 1864
Died: Andersonville Prison, Georgia, Sept. 13, 1864
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As always, 3 good choices.....But them Chitwood look alikes are the best I've seen in a looooong time. What do you mean "loosely" based on the Chitwoods?? I bet you coulda fooled their Mama !!!
I voted for #3. Great impressions, and I like the "mess portrait" sort of thing instead of the big gathering of guys in full uniform.
Good to see some live rebels instead of the "dead" ones currently on the front page.
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Although they did a nice job, I am over seeing bowie knives and pistols. I think #1 looks better and would be nice to see some pre-dead Yanks on the cover!! Nice job to all three sumbissions!
[I][FONT="Comic Sans MS"]Matt Kraybill[/FONT][/I]
[B][SIZE="5"]61st Regiment
New York Volunteers[/SIZE][/B]
Thank you for the compliments! I am seated right in the picture, and I sure enjoyed growing my hair and beard out for six months to get a period look. I attached the original image we based the picture off of.
Not taking anything away from the other two, but #3 is my choice. Looks just like the picture in the book. Great photo!
Bill Feuchtenberger
Co.H
1st South Carolina Volunteers
"It Do"
When I saw Image #1 I said "WOW! I'm voting for this one!"
Then I saw Image #2 and I said "WOW WEE! I'm defiantly voting for this
one!"
When I opened the third one I thought "Holy c*&p this looks like the real thing!"
Three really great images but only one vote.:(
Robert Clanton
“Given that the vast majority of Americans have never heard a shot fired in anger, the imaginative presentation of military history is vital, lest rising generations have no sense of the sacrifices of which they are beneficiaries.”
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