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ERIC TIPTON
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Re: Vote For the December Cover
Great set of choices this month. I could not decide between 2 and 3. While was pondering my wife decided for me.....
KaceKevin 'Kace' Christensen
7th & 30th Missouri Volunteers -
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#2 looks Amazing![FONT="Georgia"][SIZE="3"]John R. Legg[/SIZE][/FONT]
[email]Johnlegg90@gmail.com[/email]
"Alright, Legg, what did you screw up now?" - C. Henderson
Ft.Blakeley LH - May 25-27
Maryland, My Maryland. - September 7-9
6th Wisconsin Antietam LH - September 15-17
150th Perryville - October 5-7
Valley Forge - January 18-20, 2013Comment
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Re: Vote For the December Cover
#2 for sure.William L. Shifflett
Valley Light Horse and Lord of Louisa
"We are still expecting the enemy. Why dont he come?" -JEB Stuart
In Memory of 3 Sox, 4th Va Cavalry horse, my mount, my friend. Killed in action January 9th, 2005.Comment
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#2 gets the vote. Two fine individuals can make one great photo,Greg S Barnett
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Burlington Lodge #763 F&AM
New Knoxville Mess
ArmoryGuards/ WIG
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An authentic person of true insignificanceComment
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Image #2 is just plain beautiful.
Your obident servant....
Sean CollicottYour humble servant....
Sean Collicott
[URL="www.sallyportmess.itgo.com"]Sally Port Mess[/URL]
[URL="http://oldnorthwestvols.org/onv/index.php"]Old Northwest Volunteers[/URL]Comment
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Re: Vote For the December Cover
#2.
Until I saw the current results, I thought #1 would be taking it, as that seems to be the norm around here. Not meaning that image in particular, but anything with those individuals in it. Maybe folks want a change, and 2 sure is a bully image! All were killer.Comment
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Great choices, Eric! Hard to decide! All three are wonderful images, but, with the holidays upon us, I had to migrate towards No. 2 as well. Aside from being an outstanding image, it also brings something else to mind when I view it... and that's "family".With kind regards,
[B][SIZE=3]David Frohmader[/SIZE][/B]
-[URL="http://www.oldsipley.3rdwisconsin.org/index.php"]Ol' Sipley Mess[/URL]
-[URL="http://oldnorthwestvols.org/onv/index.php"]Old Northwest Volunteers[/URL]
[I][SIZE=1]“And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” — Abraham Lincoln[/SIZE][/I]Comment
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I like number 2 for sure.
MattMatthew ThompsonComment
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Three worthy finalists! Number 2 get's the nod, but any of the three would have been a fine choice.Comment
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pick #2 by far the best.Breandan MackieComment
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They are all so good! This is a hard choice.:)Elizabeth Landrum
IR Team MomComment
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#2 has my vote.Tony Evans[FONT="Georgia"][/FONT][FONT="Georgia"][SIZE="6"][COLOR="DarkOrchid"][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
"I ain't no damn Yank, I'm a Rebel." My Father's reply to an Australian greeting during WWII.Comment
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Re: Vote For the December Cover
no 2 gets my vote although i really liked no 1 aswell.
Cpl Jason Tailford
43rd NC Infantry
Give Them The Bayonet
General "Stonewall Jackson "Comment
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Re: Vote For the December Cover
2 for sure. Nice to see that early war jacket. Not many of those represented. Also just a plain classic image of the period.
Andrew Quist
Director Old Oak Ranch Educational Programs
Andrew Quist
Director, Old Oak Ranch Educational Programs
www.oldoak.com/goldcamp.html
".. . let no man, unchallenged, asperse the memory of our sacred dead, our fallen comrades, with the charge of treason and rebellion. They fell in defense of the liberty and independence of their country, consequently were heroes and patriots."
- General George W. Gordon, Army of TennesseeComment
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