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Spring 2022 Volume 66 ~ Issue 4

THE MAGAZINE OF THE NORTH-SOUTH SKIRMISH ASSOCIATION, INC.

Spring 2025 Volume 71 ~ Issue 2 In this Issue: Results from the 151st Spring Nationals.

On the cover: 1st Place Musket Team

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North-South Skirmish Association National Commanders

Welcome to all New Recruits December 1, 2022 – March 27, 2023

Allegheny Region

4

*John Gilmer

1956-1958

Carolina Region

3

*James Waters

1959-1962

*Albert Hardin

1963-1964

*Carl Jensen

1965-1970

Richard Corrigan

1971-1974

*Frank Schoch

1975-1976

Central Virginia Region

19

Chesapeake Region

0

Deep South Region

8

*John Sharrett

1977-1982

*James McAleer

1983-1984

Mid-Atlantic Region

2

John Robey

1985-1988

*Royal Inge

1989-1992

Earl Coates

1993-1996

Gary Crawford

1997-2000

Earl Coates

2001-2004

*Charles Smithgall

2005-2008

Linwood McMahon

2009-2012

Phillip Spaugy

2013-2016

David Booz

2017-2020

Charles Kindle, Jr.

2021 -2024

Midwest Region

1

New England Region

3

Northeast Region

3

Northwest Region

4

Potomac Region

11

Tidewater Region

2

Western Region

0

Dave Cole

2025 A * denotes deceased commander

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The Firing Line The 151st National Skirmish is now in the books, and what a memorable event it was.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t memorable for all the right reasons—historic levels of rainfall led to flooding, schedule changes, the cancellation of many individual matches, and significant damage across parts of the range. But in true N-SSA fashion, our community pulled together to keep the skirmish going, adapting with grit and teamwork. To all who showed patience, pitched in, and made the best of a tough situation—thank you.

This issue features the scores and highlights from the 151st Nationals, along with a photo section capturing some of the action and camaraderie that endured despite the conditions. You’ll also find an article by Dan Cabela on the Zarges gun case—a product I came across at the Dallas Safari Club convention and have used throughout the season. I truly believe it’s one of the best options on the market for safely transporting multiple firearms, especially for skirmishers constantly on the move. As editor, I hope to continue featuring gear that’s useful, durable, and relevant to the unique needs of our members.

In that spirit, I also want to shine a light on a couple of small-scale makers within our own ranks who are creating excellent products tailored to the skirmisher’s world. Eric Slaughter offers CNC-machined Smith, Maynard (.36 & .50 cal), and Gallager casings in stainless steel and aluminum—built to last and skirmish-proven. You can reach him at (804) 704-7614 or via email at Eslaughter315@gmail.com.

Additionally, Steven Sheldon of Forth Armoury has developed 3D-printed cartridge tubes that improve on the traditional “capplug” designs many of us use. They’re lightweight, durable, and thoughtfully designed for black powder shooters. Check them out at: www.forth-armoury.com/cartridge-tubes.html These aren’t big-box store products. These are handcrafted, purpose-built items made by fellow shooters who understand our sport. If you’re a small-time maker producing gear that serves the skirmish community, please reach out. I’d love to continue highlighting unique solutions that help us all shoot better, travel smarter, or simply enjoy this hobby a little more.

Until next time keep your powder dry and your shot’s X’s Eddie Davenport Editor-in-Chief, The Skirmish Line Hannover Greys (11366V)

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From the office of the

National Commander What a Nationals!!!!

Not exactly how I envisioned my first Nationals as National Commander — but we survived and flourished! Once again, my sincere thanks to the host teams and everyone who stepped up to help ensure we could hold as many events as possible this Nationals.

There were some tough decisions made regarding cancellations and adjustments due to the conditions of both the Pistol Range and the Main Range. That said, the smiles coming off the Pistol Range after the Revolver match spoke volumes — shifting that event to 12.5 yards was clearly a hit. Unfortunately, the 100-yard events had to be canceled due to the poor condition of the 100-yard line on the Main Range. Weather permitting, those events — along with mortar — will return for the 152nd Skirmish this fall.

On June 14th, we held our annual Work Skirmish at Fort Shenandoah. A total of 41 volunteers came out and helped clear debris under the main bridge following the 151st Skirmish. I deeply appreciate everyone who showed up and worked hard all day to accomplish so much on the range. As always, there’s more work to do, and hopefully we’ll have an even better turnout next time to help maintain our grounds.

The summer skirmish season is now in full swing. Please come out and support your local region — and if possible, travel “out of region” to see how other areas run their skirmishes.

Stay safe, keep your firearms clean, and shoot well!

Dave

Dave Cole National Commander

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On the Cover Winner of the A1 Musket Company Match 9th Virginia Cavalry

A heartfelt thank you to all our contributors. If you have anything you’d like to share, please don’t hesitate to reach out via email at n-ssaeditor@gmail.com.

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Features, Articles and Columns.

Welcome New Recruits

Page 2

The Firing Line

Page 4

National Commander Message

Page 5

Deputy National Commander Message

Page 7

Its Not Just a Case: Its Peace of Mind By Dan Cabela

Page 9

Union Volunteers From Dixie by Wayne Mabb

Page 10

N-SSA Contact List

Page 11

Society of Color Bearers

Page 13

151st National Team results

Page 17

Where Did It Come From by Dana A. Bachman

Page 33

Listen To The Wind by Mark E. Dennis

Page 34

The Second New Jersey Cavalry At Brice’s Crossroads by William C. Goble

Page 35

151st Spring Skirmish Award Pictures

Page 37

History Of The Veterans Skirmish

by Bob Siegfried

Page 46

Taps

Page 49

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From the office of the

Deputy National Commander Greetings to one & all!

Let me begin by commending every member of the host units, along with the many other volunteers, for their tireless efforts in overcoming the challenging conditions that unfolded at the fort during the Spring Nationals — well done!

As demonstrated by these individuals, the N-SSA is very fortunate to have members who recognize the need to step up and pitch in without hesitation, even before being asked.

The need for volunteers to support various activities within the N-SSA remains critical. With our membership fluctuating between 2,500 and 2,700 individuals — all possessing a wide range of skills and expertise — I’d like to take a moment to seek your help.

Have you ever considered volunteering your talents to serve in some capacity at either the regional or national level?

Currently, we are in need of members with experience in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), financial statement preparation, budgeting, and investment policy. Your skills, knowledge, and expertise would be invaluable in assisting the N-SSA Finance Committee. This committee supports the National Paymaster by reviewing and providing oversight on various financial matters, analyzing financial reports, and making recommendations for improvement to the Board through the Committee Chair.

Please consider answering the call. Reach out to your Regional Commander and let them know how you can contribute. The longterm financial growth of the N-SSA will surely benefit from your involvement.

Rick

Rick Clements Deputy National Commander

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It’s Not Just A Case, It’s Peace of Mind

By Dan Cabela Growing up in the outdoor industry and watching my parents found Cabela’s, I was introduced to a wide range of sporting goods.

Before I even started doing it myself, seeing my parents traveling the world always fascinated with me. And if adventure took them to some far-away place where they’d be hunting, I’d always see packed gun cases. A staple of the industry for many years was the Cabela’s Aluminum Rod Lock case, and I’d be willing to bet that case took more rifles on adventures around the world than any other during it’s time.

But times change and so do product assortments. It’s amazing to me how many of these old Cabela’s cases I still see in airports and hunting camps around the world. Admittedly, I to have changed it up over the years, thinking the plastic, molded cases were the way.

And while they worked, a little piece of me always missed that old aluminum case. Then, I found Zarges.

Buying the right gear the first time, instead of multiple times, is always a practice I have followed. Having gone down that path the wrong way before, I learned a valuable lesson, and ultimately spent more money in the long run. When I started traveling internationally more extensively, I began to understand just how important quality storage for my firearms and valuables was. I cannot tell you the amount of horror stories I have heard from others over the years. Damaged rifles or broken latches resulting in stolen goods are some of the worst things to discover when you meet up with your gear. So when I learned about Zarges and their KOR system, I immediately wanted to learn more, and get my hands on one.

When you travel as much as I do with a firearm, the perceived “cost” of a case is probably the last thing I think of. I knew they were priced at the very top end of the spectrum, but the peace of mind for me was worth it. Last year, I was gone from home filming for our tv series, “Hard Truths of Conservation” over 260 days — that’s a lot of time in airports and on airplanes/vehicles. Documenting conservation stories through the lens of hunting doesn’t come without its fair share of travel woes. Things rarely go to plan, but when they do, we’re thankful. However, through all the headaches that is modern-day air travel, the one thing I am not worried about is the safety of my firearm. Plus, I am really thankful to have one case that can do it all, rather than having multiple versions of the same case, each with it’s own “cut out” of the rifle that goes in it.

We spend all kinds of money on gear, but don’t demand the best when it comes to what to put that gear in. From fine arms to optics, Zarges protects them all, every time. It’s why they’ve become my go-to case anytime I travel with a firearm.

Editors Note : A special thank you to the Zarges team and to Dan Cabela for taking the time to highlight such a well-built and practical product for our community. We appreciate their support in sharing gear that meets the demands of skirmishers and competitive shooters alike.

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Union Volunteers from Dixie

By Wayne Mabb, 108th New York Vol. Inf.

While much has been made of Confederate soldiers from Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri—states that remained in the Union—the story of the thousands of Southerners who fought for the Union remains largely unknown. One reason for this is the persistent idea that the Southern people were united in support of secession, the supremacy of states’ rights, resistance to “Yankee oppression,” and the fight of the Confederate States to gain their independence.

Overlooked in this mythology are military desertions, draft evasions, gangs of outlaws, rebellious mobs, armed resistance

by Unionists, sabotage, and secret peace societies that plagued the Confederacy during the four years of its existence. From the very beginning of the war, large areas of the South opposed slavery, secession, the Confederacy, and all it stood for. As the war progressed, opposition increased in these areas and spread to other parts of the South.

In the East, opposition centered in the Appalachian highlands— western and southwestern Virginia, East Tennessee, western North and South Carolina, northern Alabama, and northern Georgia. Resistance to the Confederacy also flourished in the Florida Panhandle and the northern river counties of Mississippi. In the trans-Mississippi Confederacy, resistance was found in central Missouri, the Ozarks of Arkansas, and the northern and western Texas area.

Reasons for this resistance were many and varied: loyalty to the Federal Union, opposition to slavery, resentment of the privileges of the well-to-do—particularly slave owners—resentment of favoritism to the wealthy in draft exemptions, hatred of harsh conscription policies, runaway inflation, the tax-in-kind system, and laws allowing army seizure of property all contributed to widespread anti-Confederate sentiment and action.

Resistance manifested itself in numerous ways—opposition newspapers, sabotage, denunciation of pacifism, guerrilla warfare, escape, formal armed resistance, and enlistment in the Union Army.

Union Volunteers from Dixie The path these Southerners in blue chose was arduous and fraught with danger. Many had to leave their homes at night and make their way to the nearest Federal lines. Often the route was through mountains and forests, traveling by night and hiding by day, with Confederate cavalry on their trail. Capture meant imprisonment, torture, or death. Some bribed their way into Union service; others, unable to do so, simply crossed enemy lines at great risk.

Even after enrolling in the Federal Army, they faced dangers other soldiers—North and South—did not. Capture in battle could mean death before a Southern firing squad or by hanging.

Members of the First North Carolina captured at New Berne, N.C., in 1864 suffered just such a fate at the hands of George Pickett.

In total, 86,164 men from the South served in the Union Army.

Of these, 14,606 died; 2,633 were killed or mortally wounded in battle.

Federal units bore the names of 10 of the 11 Confederate states.

Only South Carolina was not officially represented, though Unionists from the Palmetto State served in regiments—particularly those from North Carolina.

The number of Union military formations from each state is listed below, along with their estimated troop contributions: Alabama – 1 regiment of cavalry — 2,573 men Arkansas – 1 regiment of light artillery, 4 regiments and 1 battalion of infantry — 2,289 men Florida – 2 regiments of cavalry — 1,290 men Georgia – 1 battalion of infantry — (number not available) Louisiana – 2 regiments of cavalry, 4 battalions of infantry — 3,224 men Mississippi – 1 regiment of mounted rifles — 545 men North Carolina – 2 regiments of infantry — 1,316 men South Carolina – 20 regiments, 1 battalion of cavalry, 2 batteries of light artillery, 22 regiments, 1 company of infantry — 31,092 men Texas – 2 regiments, 2 battalions of cavalry — 1,905 men Virginia – 7 regiments of cavalry, 8 batteries of light artillery, 20 regiments, 1 battalion, 1 company of infantry — 20,095 men This breakdown is drawn from A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion by Frederick Dyer and Regimental Losses in the Civil War by William Fox. Union men from one Southern state often served in Federal regiments of another. These numbers are rounded and include regiments listed under Virginia, which—aside from Meane’s Loudoun Rangers—were redesignated as West Virginia units when that state was admitted to the Union in 1863. The majority of those men were mustered into service while western Virginia was still part of Virginia. These figures also include men who served in the Eastern, Western, and Trans-Mississippi Armies.

They performed garrison duty, went on campaign, fought in battle, and endured imprisonment in Confederate prisons. They were stationed both at home and in neighboring states, engaged in countless “small” battles and skirmishes now forgotten except on local maps. Yet they also played critical roles in major Federal victories—Vicksburg, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Atlanta, Nashville, and many others.

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North-South Skirmish Association Contact List National Officers NATIONAL COMMANDER DAVID COLE 703-362-7836 COLE84_89@VERIZON.NET NATIONAL DEPUTY COMMANDER RICHARD H CLEMENTS NATIONAL ADJUTANT ERICK SHAW NATIONAL INSPECTOR GENERAL JOHN DEFILIPPI PAST NATIONAL COMMANDER CHARLES L KINDLE JR NATIONAL PAYMASTER BETTE ANN SHEPHERD EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SHARON A MYERS 724-255-5830 EXSECNSSA@GMAIL.COM Region Commanders & Inspectors AL REGION COMMANDER DOUGLAS K WALTER CH REGION COMMANDER DAVID T BOOZ CR REGION COMMANDER THOMAS E WAREHAM CV REGION COMMANDER SCOTT B HARRIS DS REGION COMMANDER LANIER A HARRISON JR EN REGION COMMANDER LOUIS RUGGIERO MA REGION COMMANDER JOSEPH PLAKIS III MW REGION COMMANDER ERIC S SCHUESSLER NE REGION COMMANDER MARK R KILLEEN NW REGION COMMANDER EDWARD WALTERS PT REGION COMMANDER WALTER J ZDON JR TW REGION COMMANDER E.R. MIKE DAVENPORT WR REGION COMMANDER JOHN P MARK Staff Officers & Committee Chairs ARTILLERY OFFICER ROBERT T WEST ASST SMALL ARMS OFFICER MICHAEL J SANTARELLI BIVOUAC OFFICER ROBERT E GORSKY CORPORATE RELATIONS OFFICER WALTER M KREITLER DATA MANAGER LINWOOD L McMAHON HISTORY CENTER OFFICER GARY J CRAWFORD INSURANCE OFFICER JASON M REXRODE IT/DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR RICHARD E WOOD JUDGE ADVOCATE/SOLICITOR LARS E ANDERSON LOGISTICS OFFICER TIMOTHY D SCANLAN MEDICAL LIAISON OFFICER JOHN VENSKOSKE SR NRA LIAISON OFFICER CRAIG STANLEY ORDNANCE OFFICER JOHN VENSKOSKE SR PHOTOGRAPHY OFFICER LISBETH A COLE PROGRAM OFFICER GEORGE F MCDOWELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MARK A FLEET 11 Skirmish Line Spring 2025

PROPERTY MANAGER PROTOCOL OFFICER PROVOST MARSHAL PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER RANGE OFFICER RECRUITING COORDINATOR REGISTRATION OFFICER REVOLVER RANGE OFFICER RULES OFFICER SAFETY OFFICER SIGNAL OFFICER SKIRMISH LINE EDITOR SMALL ARMS OFFICER SUTLER OFFICER

TIMOTHY D SCANLAN BRANDON S BOWSER BRUCE A ALLEN BRUCE W MILLER JEFFREY R COX CHRISTOPHER DAVID KRECIDLO JOHN L GASKILL CHRIS M DEFRANCISCI SHARON A MYERS DOUGLAS K WALTER DAVID COLE EDDIE DAVENPORT III JOHN D HOLLAND JR PAUL D STONEBURNER

Committee Chairpersons AWARDS COMMITTEE CHAIR NANCY C CROCKETT CHARITABLE GIVING COMMITTEE WAYNE V JORDAN COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE GARY J CRAWFORD COSTUME COMMITTEE CHAIR MARYANNE FAETH-GREKETIS FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR MATTHEW A GALLOWAY HISTORY & EDUCATION COMMITTEE JOHN P ZEBELEAN III INT’L MUZZLELOADING COMMITTEE EDWARD W SCHNEEMAN LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE EDWIN THOMPSON MARKETING COMMITTEE CHAIR CHRIS M DEFRANCISCI PERSONNEL REVIEW COMMITTEE CARLTON LAYNE UNIFORM COMMITTEE CHAIR MARK E LATHAM VETERANS COMMITTEE CHAIR ROBERT E BETHKE YOUTH COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR TRAVIS J KEENER YOUTH COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR CASEY C KEENER

Contact information available through the website or by contacting the Executive Secretary.

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2024 Report Society of Color Bearers and Advance Guard Proud Donors to the N-SSA

By Wayne Jordan, Charitable Giving Committee The year 2024 was a good year for N-SSA fundraising. There were 178 donations totaling $63,081. This was up significantly over the 2023 total. Of this, $24,829 was contributed to the N-SSA Advance Guard Endowment Fund by twenty-one of our members. The Endowment has well over $100,000 in it now which is invested in bank CDs. In addition, numerous donors gave a total of $3,230 toward various specific projects or in memory of skirmishers who have passed. The largest number of our donors were in the Corporal category which includes donations between $100 – $249.99.

The investment markets are a major source of funds for individuals who wish to give donations to their favorite nonprofit organizations. The year 2024 was a good year for those markets and that helped make funds available for our members to donate.

We know that everyone’s personal financial situation is different, and that it changes from time to time. But, for those skirmishers for whom making donations to nonprofits is appropriate, we hope that you’ll include the N-SSA along with your church, school and other charities that you like to support with donations. The N-SSA is a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization which can accept tax deductible donations. This is especially significant if you are over 70 ½ and have an IRA account that you’d like to avoid paying taxes on (and associated Medicare IRMAA penalties that can greatly increase your Medicare premiums). You can donate directly from your IRA account to the N-SSA and avoid all taxes on that sum, and apply that amount to any Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) that you may need to satisfy. This year you can donate up to a total of $108,000 to qualified nonprofits. Such donations must go directly to the nonprofit and are called Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCD). Each year more of our members are utilizing QCD donations to avoid taxes and support the N-SSA. If your retirement money is tied up in a 401k, 403b or certain other retirement accounts, there are often simple ways to move that money into a Rollover IRA and then use it for charitable donations.

We also are accepting shares of appreciated stocks, mutual funds, etc., which also allows you to avoid paying all taxes on those gains. And don’t forget to see if your employer will match your donations to charities. Some of our retired members have even had their former employer match their donations, or make grants to the N-SSA. We have already received numerous donations from our members for 2025. Our General Fund always can use new funds. There are plenty of maintenance and capital projects that need more funding, which will be highlighted in upcoming editions of the Skirmish Line. And the Advance Guard Endowment Fund has continued to grow and now is earning interest as well. This endowment was created in 2023 to be a long term source of support for the NSSA, as a permanent fund whose principal will be allowed to grow in perpetuity.

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ANY AMOUNT IS APPRECIATED! All donors are automatically made members of the Society of Color Bearers. Donors to the Endowment Fund are also made members of the Advance Guard.

I have started to build an email database of our members and am occasionally sending out emails about our fundraising needs and creative ways to make donations while reducing taxes or providing other benefits. Just send me an email if you aren’t already on the email list.

DONATE DIGITALLY BY USING OUR QR CODE We now have another way to make donations. The QR code can be scanned with your cellphone and it will take you to the official N-SSA website Donations page where you can quickly and easily make a donation by credit card or Paypal. After it takes you to the page, just scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the donate button. Be sure to include your mailing address so we can send you a receipt for your tax deductible donation.

Or send in a check using the form below. Maybe you still have a return envelope from a recent mailing.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Will you donate now? Just print and send this form with your donation to: N-SSA , c/o Wayne Jordan, Charitable Donations Committee, 8606 Eagle Glen Terrace, Fairfax Station, Va 22039

Name ____________________________________________ Amount of donation__________ Address _______________________________ City ____________ State ______ Zip_______ Email _________________________________ Phone ________________________________ Credit card #_________________________________ Exp date__________ CVV___________ General Fund or Specific Purpose? _________________________________________________ All Checks should be made out to the N-SSA. All donors will receive a letter of receipt by mail. The N-SSA is a 501 c 3 organization and donations are eligible for tax deductions.

2024 N-SSA DONOR LIST Below is a list of the 2024 donors, by category. There is also a supplementary list of donors who have Joined the Advance Guard Endowment, or answered the call for specific projects that needed funding, or donated for other specific purposes or dedications.

Sergeant Major ($5000+) 29th Wisconsin Jordan, Wayne & Joy Zebelean III, John

First Sergeant ($1000-$2499) 5th Virginia Infantry Best, Alice Bondurant, Charlie Booz, Dave & Barb Burgess, Jim Cahoon, Thomas

DeFrancisci, Chris Hacker, Johannes Holland, John Mandy, David & Joshua Miller, Bruce & Terri Terrey, Lee Thomas, John Washington Blue Rifles Wells, John & MaryLou White, Thomas Wood, James

Sergeant ($500-$999) 44th New York Volunteers Caire, Rapheal Chaveas, Lucille Dennis, Mark Doc Chambers Golf Group Druen, Ray Estok, John Gaede, Fred Krug, Matthew Miller, Mark

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Potts, Heston & Corinne Shepherd, John Taylor, Howard Taylor, Nick Warren, Debby & Grant

Corporal ($250-$499)

149th New York Babits, L. E. Clowdis, K Blair Corrigan, Richard & Mary Difatta, Connie Dorner, Steve Easterling, Frank Fraley, Courtney Gaskill Family Heiser, Doug Heizer, William Hottle, Ron & Karol Jordan, J Joan Newman, Dan & Mary Anne Newman, Daniel Sours, Donnie & Joyce Stedman, Daniel Walsh, Wayne Zahner, Peter

Bugler ($100-$249)

11th New Jersey 72nd NY Vol Inf Acton, Michael Addoms, Malcom Alden Central High, Class of 73 Barker, Chuck Bendy, Jr, Marvin Bertram, Eldon Bohrer, David Bologna, John Bondurant, Charles Childs, Terry Cole, Dave

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Collins, David Conner, Duff Connor, Duff Conway, John Coumes, Jim & Dale Dismal Swamp Rangers Fox, Earl & Daryl Fuderer, George Garman III, Walter Gravatt, Glenn Hammond, Steve Harris Light Cavalry Hayes, Yvonne Holland, Lyle & Brenda Hoover, Larry Hottle, Chris Knapp, Louis Knopf, Ed Lease, Jeffrey Legacy.com Martin, Mona McDowell, Jeffrey Northeast Region Patton, David Pilkerton, Timothy Plec, Shirley Pond, Steve Rambo, F William Ramsey, Henry Rea, Thomas Riordan, Michael Rowe, L R Ruggiero, Louis Ryan, James Shepherd, Bette Smith, Jerry & Brandon Sorensen, Peter Spaugy, Phil Venskoske, John

Ward, John Whitacre, Daniel

Private (Up to $99) 14th Virginia Cavalry Bakley, Carlton Boley, Michael Campbell, Gordon Cutright, Tom Doc's Place Collections Fiebig, Doug Gibson, Daniel & Karen Gorsky, Bob Graff, Dan Hahn, Charlie Hobbs, Ann Howey, Christopher Jarnutowski, Michael Keener, Bryan Keller, Paul Lee, William Logan, Andrew Moreland, James Nolte, Paul Penney, Thomas Penney, Tom Phillips, Lee Rohrbach, Bruce & Jennifer Ruggiero-Smyers, Mary Sheets, John Sis, Richard Snaider, Richard Snyder, Linda Stedman, Dan Ward, James Watson, Sam Weber, Paul Zdon, Walter

DEDICATED DONATIONS 150th Committee 29th Wisconsin

150th Nationals expenses Bondurant, Charlie

Drunk as a Skunk Club Stedman, Daniel

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151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Musket Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 10 Places Paid

Place Place

Team

Team/Company

Time 1 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 1 2 8TH 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, w CO. AA REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. 23 9TH WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. CO.AA 34 149TH 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 45 HARLAN'S 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 5 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 6 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 6 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 7 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 7 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 8 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 8 UNION GUARDS CO. A 9 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 9 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 10 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 10 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 11 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 11 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 12 UNION GUARDS CO. A 12 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 13 VOL. INF. 13 111TH 5THOHIO VA. VOL. INF. CO.CO. A A 14 NJ CAVALRY CO. A CO. A 14 2ND TAMMANY REGIMENT 15 PA. INF. CO. A 15 56THCO. C,VOL. 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 16 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) 16 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A CO. A 17 NAVAL BRIGADE 17 TUCKERS COCKADE RIFLES CO. A CO. A 18 NY DRAGOONS 18 1ST 56TH PA. VOL. INF.CO. CO.AA 19 VAPA INFANTRY, MD GUARD 19 21ST1ST RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO.CO. A A 20 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 20 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 21 1ST 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. 21 FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. AA 22 11TH5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A INF. CO. A 22 REGIMENT, PA VOL. 23 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 23 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 24 IREDELL 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 24 BLUES CO. A 25 5TH 1ST HORSE CO. A 25 VA.STUART VOL. CAV. CO.ARTY. A 26 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 26 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 27 49TH11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A CSA CO. A 27 VIRGINIA INFANTRY, 28 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. 28 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. AINF. CO. A 29 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 29 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 30 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 30 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 31 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 31 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 32 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 32 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 33 1ST MICH.ENGINEERS & MECHANICS CO. A 33 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 34 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 34 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A 35 FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A 35 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 36 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 36 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 37 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. B 37 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 2038.5 38

SAVANNAH RIVER SQUADRON CO. A

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Event Evt 11 195.2

Event Evt 2 2

Event 4 5 Event 5 Evt 3 3 Evt Event 4 Evt Total

71.5

77.4

76.1

81.0

501.2

262.9

330.0

1269.8

375.0

510.0

2215.0

120.6 190.0 140.7 182.5 138.7 227.8 157.2 225.6 166.1 194.7 194.4 253.1 175.5 222.5 135.6 243.2 166.8 271.4 188.5 225.4 167.9 285.2 164.9 242.2 186.6 241.3 218.3 287.6 196.7 262.8 190.4 346.0 217 268.1 265.1 286.8 246.2 365.0 220.4 267.6 356.0 274.3 337.0 193.8 346.0 278.9 300.0 287.1 346.0 312328.0 312412.0 375 384.0 286.1 365.0 350 403.0 362 412.0 276.6 337.0 337 337.0 375 384.0 437 440.0 258.5 403.0 450

78.4 114.0 76.9 76.7 70.9 92.9 80.1 110.7 82.7 95.5 94.9 82.9 89.2 91.4 88.1 90.7 102.1 74.3 105.5 106.3 95.2 118.5 120.9 107.4 120.2 159.6 91.4 105.6 96.7 9490.7 114.0 113.2 131.8 91.6 116.5 100 112.2 78.6 106 147.1 123.7 124.8 105 87.1 153.7 134.0 118.9 166.3 11371.1 142.7 124.6 157 154.5 148.1 180.6 244.5 156.0 124.1 156.0 206.1 184.7 217.6 142.2 252.6 107.4 245.6 137.2 179.6 107.2 431

78.8 84.0 94.6 82.8 102.3 67.2 105.4 108.8 86.7 83.3 93.8 84.2 96.2 85.9 95.1 97.5 110.2 129.1 102.6 124.1 104.5 105.9 123.2 99.3 118.8 97.3 99.6 130.4 114.4 152.0 118.6 165.7 125.8 108.3 136.1 132.0 158.5 118.2 163.7 163 139.8 105.3 103.8 123.6 86.0 183.5 113.2 208.4 144.4 185.1 141.7 201.3 182.2 177.8 138.1 188.9 167.4 169.4 163.6 212.7 157.6 164.6 140.0 188.9 193.7 165.7 179.1 184.9 213.2 280 226.0 450

97.2 57.1 48 515.0 69.9 92.7 99.2 31 519.9 78.7 97.7 115.9 29.4604.6 100.8 86.4 72.3 36.9607.7 90.3 120.3 37.1 141.5 121.9 636.9 86.2 30 91.8 142.0 654.0 104.3 36.1 117.1 144.6 661.5 148.8 65.3 147.2 114.7 693.3 128.6 39.4 112.5 114.0 701.3 123.2 47.6 141.6 135.3 161.6 66.7759.0 108.7 140.4 148.2 35.3766.5 129.0 143.9 192.0 31.7769.9 142.0 148.9 142.4 49.2782.6 128.5 142.4 133.0 64.7785.1 157.1 173 159.5 43.7822.1 116.1 145.6 81.2 57.7823.0 175.0 151.7 140.5 40 823.7 133.3 144.6 158.4 37.2827.0 102.2 197.3 131.4 43.8829.0 106.2 87.6 64 873.6 143.1 156.3 80.0 52.6876.1 230.5 242.5209.6 58.7900.4 171.7 196.7 228.7 68.5933.7 157.8 203.7124.7 76.1934.8 153.4 241.1 248.4 45.4952.8 163.6 201.1 171.0 55.2 120.5 1010.3 174.7 196.0 56.6 144.3 1016.9 256.6 84.5 184.9 143.3 1041.2 152.4 51.4 186.9 151.0 1060.5 186.1 85 190.1 168.8 1084.5 300 78.5 234.7 198.8 1095.2 240.8 65.8 206.8 228.0 1107.7 205.1 85.2 195.5 271.3 1137.3 255.8 67.8 149.7 200.1 1140.2 600 79.7 240.4 180.2 1156.8 487 220.5

543.0

337.0

450.0

384.0

143.6

149.3

Page 1

Total 423 435.9 439 466 492.9 499.3 501.3 532.9 547.1 567.4 569.6 584.7 601.2 607.4 614.9 619.7 659.3 684.5 686.5 703.8 706.8 712.2 723.6 881.3 894.2 896.6 912.3 941.1 964.2 967.7 969.9 1025.8 1050.1 1083.6 1191.1 1397.8

151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Musket Company Match Results - Final Class A-2 - 8 Places Paid Place #

Team

Team/Company

1Time CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A

Evt 1 1 Event

Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3 Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5

169.0

167.8

Total Event 5

27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS 21 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. ACO. A DURELL'SVOLUNTEERS INDEPENDENTCO. BATTERY CO. A 32 HAZELWOOD A 3 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. 4 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.AA LANCASTER FENCIBLES A CO. A 54 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIACO. CAV. 13TH REGIMENT INFANTRY CO. A 65 MCNEILL'S RANGERS NC CO. A 6 MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 7 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 7 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A 8 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 8 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 9 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 9 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 10 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 10 DIV. OF MARINES, CSS VIRGINIA CO. A 11 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 11 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 12 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 12 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 13 CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 13 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 14 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 14 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 15 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A 15 CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 16 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 16 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 1717 GENL.HARRIS' W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A CO. A 1818 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A 1919 149TH149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. AA NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. 2020 CHISWELL'S CO. A WHITE'SEXILES CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 2121 72ND 6TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A CO. A ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) 2222 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. ACO. A 2323 FIRST 15TH ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. ACO. A 2424 69TH NY VOLUNTEERS CO. A CO. A 1ST STATE MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS 2525 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. CO. A A CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS 2626 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. CO.AA 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 2727 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A

300 365.0 256.8 431.0 271.5 346.0 337 328.0 375 440.0 312 365.0 350 421.0 312 412.0 228.8 459.0 362 412.0 325 403.0 362 421.0 362 440.0 375 459.0 400 412.0 325 600.0 362 403.0 375 478.0 400 356.0 362 459.0 312 403.0 337 421.0 400 412.0 387 425 412.0 375 421.0 462 469.0

103 114.3 134.6 128.0 148.7 113.6 162.4 118.6 140.8 153.7 146.4 149.6 194 179.3 150.4 250.0 162.9 186.8 105 175.3 189.6 182.6 136 176.7 162.2 187.3 162 160.6 153.3 187.6 206 135.7 179.9 248.3 168.2 217.8 173.6 180.5 198.6 130.9 232.2 167.3 240.6 318.0 208.1 250.0 182.5 283.5 265.8 318 284.4 275 221.5

181.1

166.1 138.6159 221.6 60.9 128.6 968.1 180.4 179.5158.8171.9 61.3 138.4 1048.8 199.6 186.8200.5 207.2 215.7 60 1069.3 207.1 137.4 55.2 156.9 203.7 277.1 1084.3 173.2 173.2 172.6 204.9 114.0 37.1 1085.2 137.4 272.5 109.8 262.6 203.5 58.2 1090.5 133.8 196.9 55.6 149.5 217.7 187.5 1155.0 251.5 175.2 64.4 152.2 186.5 187.5 1188.2 215.1 245.8 119.9 243.2 149.0 153.3 1191.3 223.5 198.8 91.6 221.3 188.4 205.4 1202.4 212.2 190 70.3 191.3 217.3 210.0 1204.2 150 266.8 96.7 170.1 181.7 279.9 1229.4 126.7 259.6 106.5 248.7 205.9 158.3 1240.2 228.7 199.2 57.7 202.2 257.0 165.4 1244.2 225.8 192.3 56.7 269.4 1307.5 248 272.0164.2166.5 114.9 147.3 1321.4 153.3 200.7318 237.7 69.1 275.2 212.7 217.3 1356.5 194.8 279.4 70.2 202.8 1360.7 160.6 220.3356241.8 83.1 233.4 1372.4 260.1 272.5297.1330.0 69.9 204.7 390.0 90.1 1400.6 282.5 216.0275.3 200.0 337.0 330.0 1437.3 270 255.9 90.8 356.0 1454.6 318 185.9287.4173.7 67.7 262.1 1542.7 356 258.6300360.0 76.2 259.7 337.0209.1251.6 152 308.2 1574.6 257.5 238.0300360.0 150.3 318.0 1621.4 279.7 223.3450480.0 162.5 330.0 1723.8

123.2

136.3

777.4

28

7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A

487.0

205.0

393.0

337.0

330.0

1752.0

30

4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A

506.0

300.0

North-South Skirmish 506.0 Association, Inc. 29 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A 297.5 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

284.5

337.0

420.0

1845.0

337.0

375.0

420.0

1938.0

412.0

480.0

2034.5

356.0

480.0

2062.0

Event Evt 1 1

Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3

Event 5 Total

487.0

230.2

31

MusketCO. Company Match Results R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY A 412.0 450.0 - Final 280.5

32

DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A

# Place

Team

Team/Company

1Time 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C

1

5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C

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Class C - 2 Places 496.0 Paid 318.0

450

266.7

412.0 337.0

250.7

450.0

412

360.0

1864.2

112.7

Total 789 791.9 880.3 899.1 899.3 926.5 930.3 953.5 972.5 980.9 987.1 1011.5 1017 1022.6 1028.1 1058.1 1082.3 1087.6 1173.3 1187.7 1192.1 1194.3 1281.2 1301.7 1329.3 1400.8 1629.2

Total 1492.1

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151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Musket Company Match Results - Final Class A-3 - 12 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Time 1 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 2 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 2 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. A 3 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 3 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A 4 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 4 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 5 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 5 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 66 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. ACO. A 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. 77 GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A 88 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. ARTILLERY A FIRST ROCKBRIDGE CO. A 99 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 1010 TERRY'S RANGERS CO. A 7THTEXAS REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 1111 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 118TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1212 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. ACO. A 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 1313 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A REGT. CO. A 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY 4THVOLUNTEER KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO.CO. A A 1414 7TH WV INFANTRY 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 1515 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 8TH NY HEAVY 1616 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL.ARTILLERY LT. ARTY.CO. CO.A A 17 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY AA 17 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERSCO. CO. 1ST VIRGINIA REGT. CO. 1818 3RD U.S. REGULARCAVALRY INFANTRY CO. AA 7TH TENNESSEE REGT.,ANV CSA CO. 1919 1ST REGT ENGINEER INF. TROOPS, CO.AA 20 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 20 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A BLUESINFANTRY CO. A 2121 118THDELAWARE PA VOLUNTEER CO. A 22 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 22 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 23 FORNEY'S BATTALION, USMC CO. A 23 8TH NY HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 24 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 24 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 25 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 25 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 26 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 26 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 27 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 27 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A 28 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN, LA TIGERS CO. A 28 15TH REGT. VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 29 67TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 29 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. A 30 1ST PA ARTILLERY CO. A 30 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. A 31 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 3132 63RD NEW STATE DIXIE YORK ARTILLERY CO.VOL. A INF. CO. A 3233 OLD DOMINION CO. ACO. A 6TH PA CAV,DRAGOONS RUSH'S LANCERS 3334 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A CO. A 3435 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 7TH WV VOLUNTEER INFANTRYCO. CO.AA 3536 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,CO. LA ATIGERS CO. A 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. 3637 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY,CO. CSA 13TH NJ VOLUNTEERS A CO. A 3738 10TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. CO. A A 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS 3839 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A 7TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1ST MARYLAND ARTILLERY, 3940 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. CSA A CO. A 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 4041 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 42 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 41 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A

Place

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Event 1 Evt 1

Evt 2

295.6

131.4

265.1 346.0 362 393.0 312 346.0 292.8 412.0 425 365.0 337 412.0 281.1 375.0 412 421.0 362 431.0 350 459.0 337 403.0 375 450.0 312 387 459.0 312 403.0 362 469.0 362 365.0 437 496.0 425 459.0 362 496.0 337 431.0 362 469.0 450 412.0 362 459.0 425 478.0 412 403.0 400 506.0 412 469.0 462 440.0 437 469.0 462 450.0 400 496.0 437 450.0 425 421.0 412 487.0 462 515.0 512 496.0 450 581.0 512 462 487.0 575 412.0 512 469.0

Event 2 EvtEvent 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Event 5 3 Total

232.3 137.3 130.9 127.2 171.6 144.1 179.7 167.8 161.4 157.5 167.4 180.4 175 152.3 142.5 204.3 208 201.1 225.2 172.3 207.7 195.9 245.5 157.1 210.1 239.6 185.2 224.6 187.7 113.9 194.1 222.6 170.5 265.1 231.6 195.2 221.3 190.3 246.9 393 190.4 300 188.4 293.1 237.0 153.2 246.6 231.1 181.2 157.2 276.1 300 283.3 250.1 288.8 297.6 236.1 356 219.7 220.3 187.9 375 267.4 337 243.5 356 337.0 242.3 247.6 375 318.0 337 300.0 412 300.0 356 431 337.0 393 356.0 431 258.6

206.9

166.0

222.8

163 204.4 258.6 132.4 155.2 204.2 189 178.6 198.7 139.3 155.9 249.4 177.7 189.8 213.4 218.9236.9 190.9 181.1 149.7 159.1156.4 111.4 190 240.0276244.7 191.2 198.8 219.1318 146.2 198.5 279.1 174.8 174.2235.3 155.2 231.5 182.6 205.1262.3 143.8 229.5 167.4 227.0283.2 198.6 230.4 202.1 337 188.3 235.6 217.7 177.8 227.1265.5 241.6 203.0 318 285.7269.2 179.2 195.2318 253.7 265.4 287.2 318.0300169.4 289.4 296 283.1375182.4 262.5 279.4 295.5263.3 277.9 284.9 192.6 318 131.2 210.3 330.0 253.8 272.9337 255.5 223.6 300 224.9393224.0 244.9 318 279.1213.2360.0 187.6 291.3 231.5318 390.0 200.0 318 253.2182.5360.0 242.8 356 356 206.0 337.0 272.8 282.3 375 247.8 318.0 330.0 393 337 286.1 337.0 292.6 278.4 284.6 288.3 241.4 330.0 318 375 252.0 356 300.0318 360.0 197.3 318 412.0300390.0 356.0 337 393.0356270.6 412.0 393 356.0356330.0 318.0 393 337.0337 330.0 412.0 318 337.0337 360.0 337.0 393 337.0487390.0 337.0 337 337.0393420.0 393.0 450 318.0375360.0 265.8 412 393.0412 450.0 337.0 431 300.0431 390.0 431 412.0318 330.0 356.0 356 294.1431 450.0 412.0 487 431.0431 450.0 375.0

1022.7

62.8 1029.5 57.1 1036.8 54.7 1076.5 61.5 1110.9 92.4 1118.6 52.5 1148.9 74.1 1179.1 93.1 1217.1 84.5 1232.4 82.2 1248.6 52.2 1279.3 83.9 1337.4 73.8 66.8 1358.5 67.5 1367.5 58.7 1391.1 80.3 1393.8 96.1 1399.1 117.4 1432.3 86.6 1436.7 88.3 1448.1 81.3 1478.9 126.1 1505.0 165.7 1521.4 82.2 1555.0 103 1594.8 176.9 1649.0 142.1 1669.8 99.2 1675.4 130.7 1708.3 171.6 1735.9 88.5 1748.4 112.2 1802.5 226.2 1822.0 187.4 1828.6 164.3 1904.0 125.6 1904.8 120.1 1908.0 136.6 228.6 1922.0 120 1924.1 283.3 1983.6 Page 3

Total 927.6 943.2 943.6 984.3 984.9 1022.9 1047 1057.7 1099.4 1108 1136 1147.7 1183.1 1190.6 1191.3 1205.6 1207.6 1308.8 1328.4 1331.9 1349.5 1352.6 1369.7 1392.9 1395.6 1402.2 1439.9 1497.2 1532.8 1541.7 1546.9 1612.5 1616.2 1662.2 1721.7 1731.3 1799.6 1806.1 1866.6 1870.6 1875 2144.3

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Musket Company Match Results - Final Class B-1 - 6 Places Paid

Place #

Evt 1 1 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3 Total Team Team/Company Event Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Event 5 Time 1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 268.4 96.3 165.2 197.8 164.3 892.0 GUARDS 256.3 122.9 151.4 166.3 144.7114.7181.6 60940.4 21 110THNANSEMOND OHIO VOL INF CO. BCO. B 337.0 125.7 PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.B B 232 155.5 163.7 227.6 127.0217 119.5 47.4 32 149TH149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. 421.0 167.2 998.4 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 325 138.5 190.4 169.9 105.4 4 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 375.0 104.3 190.3 140.9 251.0 1061.5 4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 325 204 194.8 169 5 UNION GUARDS CO. B 393.0 211.1 119.4 207.4 159.8 60.5 1090.7 5 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 216.1 195.2 318 171.3 6 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 421.0 114.8 229.3 300.0 167.7 56.5 1232.8 6 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 362 183.5 195.8 177.7 227.1181.9213.5 97.5 7 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. B 421.0 181.0 1238.4 7 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 337 254.3 160.5 276.6 107.5 8 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 393.0 196.6 210.6 253.7 249.9 1303.8 8 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. B 337 182 213.3 356 58.8 9 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 403.0 235.0 217.0 211.2 271.7 1337.9 9 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 412 190.2 247.3 318 110.6 10 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 431.0 226.9 237.9 337.0 151.0 1383.8 North-South Skirmish412 Association,375 Inc. 10 UNION GUARDS CO. B 272.6 318 91.1 11 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 459.0 330.0 300.0 356.0 191.2 1636.2 150th Skirmish, 2024 11 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO.National B 500Oct 2-6, 227.5 277.7 337 131.1 12 IREDELL BLUES CO. B 487.0 212.2 412.0 393.0 199.0 1703.2 12 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 425 201.2 356 375 154.5 Musket Company Match Results - Final

13 14

11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B

478.0

262.3

CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERSClass CO. BB-2 - 3 Places 496.0 Paid 300.0

Team Team/Company 15# 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B Place

16 3RD ARTILLERY, CSA CO. 1Time 27THMARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. B B 12 9TH REGIMENT PALMETTONY SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B CAVALRY CO. B 2 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. BCO. B 3 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY 3 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARDCO. CO.BB 4 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD 4 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 5 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B 5 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B 6 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 6 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 7 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B 7 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B

255.6

264.8

450.0

1710.7

295.5

261.6

360.0

1713.1

Event 506.0 Evt 1 1

Event 3Evt 4 Event 45 318.0 375.0 360.0 Evt 2 2 356.0 EvtEvent 3 Evt

496.0 412.0

393.0 173.4

375.0 229.1

412.0 293.7

330.0 269.8 2006.0 1378.0

543.0

337.0

356.0

337.0

480.0

2053.0

437 375.0 462 478.0 425 478.0 450 496.0 462 506.0 462 496.0 475

211.9 318.0 318 280.5 375 246.7 337 337.0 393 318.0 375 375.0 356

300 356.0 375 292.2 356 208.9 487 280.0 393 295.0 468 282.2 468

Event 5 1915.0 Total

244.6393 275.1 95.1 1568.7 318 107.4 260.5 280.1 1591.3 337.0393 360.0 107 1630.6 375 88.5 254.6 420.0 1787.6 412 150.9 393.0 330.0 1842.0 393 193.5 318.0 390.0 1861.2 450 268

8

7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. B

9

1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B

515.0

412.0

393.0

393.0

360.0

2073.0

10

1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B

515.0

450.0

487.0

318.0

390.0

2160.0

11

48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. B

487.0

450.0

375.0

412.0

450.0

2174.0

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Total 720.2 879.5 929.2 953.3 957.1 1002.6 1135.9 1147.1 1278.1 1468.7 1473.3 1511.7 Total 1437 1580.4 1656 1737.5 1810.9 1891.5 2017

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Carbine Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 7 Places Paid

# Place

Team Team/Company Time 1 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 2 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 3 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 4 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 5 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 5 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 6 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 6 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 7 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A 7 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 8 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 8 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 9 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 9 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 10 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 10 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 1111 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 1212 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD 1313 5TH VA. CAV.CAV. CO.CO. A A 5THVOL. VA. VOL. 1414 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS UNION GUARDS CO. A CO. A 1515 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO.CO. A A 1616 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 1717 UNION5TH GUARDS CO. VA. VOL. INF.A CO. A 1818 21ST VA INFANTRY, CO. A IREDELL BLUESMD CO. GUARD A PA. VOL. INF. 1919 1ST NY56TH DRAGOONS CO.CO. A A 1STCAVALRY PA RIFLESCO. (BUCKTAILS) CO. A 2020 11TH VA A CO. ACO. A 2121 1ST PAMOSBY'S RIFLES RANGERS (BUCKTAILS) 22 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 22 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A SWAMP RANGERS CO. ACO. A 2323 CO. C,DISMAL 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS FORREST'S ESCORT 2424 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. ACOMPANY CO. A 25 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, 25 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A CSA CO. A 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, VOLS. CSA CO.CO. A A 2626 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE 27 DIV. OF MARINES, CSS VIRGINIA CO. A 27 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 28 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. A 28 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 29 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 29 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 30 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 30 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 31 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 31 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 32 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 32 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 33 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 33 SAVANNAH RIVER SQUADRON CO. A 34 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 35 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 36 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A

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Event Evt 1 1

Event 3Evt 4 Event 45 Evt 2 2 Evt Event 3 Evt

137.7

45.1

135 125.4 103.1 181.8 166.1 159.3 148.2 208.2 128.7 235.7 161.6 205.6 147.1 205.0 162.5 178.5 148.1 229.1 139.7 279.2 169.7 223.2 152.4 289.6 175.6 277.0 218.5 265.2 211.5 346.0 204.9 240.2 180.5 239.4 224.7 281.5 251.4 243.3 309.0 269.6 244.6 253.3 309.0 290.3 309.0 208.6 356.0 312 384.0 236.2 337.0 243.5 299.3 337 309.0 251.4 318.0 312 365.0 286.4 431.0 256.6 478.0 298.5 496.0 425 375 312

62.5 67.9 79.7 64.5 69.7 58.0 66.3 45.9 63.4 60.1 74.7 74.0 71.1 69.1 76.4 66.9 78.2 99.7 75.8 76.9 102.5 114.3 100.7 94.4 85.6 95.0 104.7 129.0 146.3 100.0 108.7 88.1 93.4 136.2 144.2 84.8 102.2 141.3 137.9 165.8 107.9 98.1 127.3 122.7 107.5 152.5 127.0 106.7 97.5 165.3 89.2 138 134.8 120.6 105.5 166.7 241.2 108 136.7 193.2 153.5 154.8 267.8 228.7 318.0 219.4 140 291.1

70.2

87.8

58.5

65.1 61.677 57.1 88.8 69 109.359.4 59.2 66.3 66.7 86.2 88.0 79.6 64.6 87.5 79.1 72.9 77.7 88.7 93.9 99.2 95.6 73.5 46.8 97.9 63.9 78.5 78.1 80.0 103.3 88 79.2 108.6 105.9 88.3 95.6 113.7 115.6 83.4 104.1151.6 93.4 115.5 140.892.5 85.3 107.6 85.4 103.0109.991.1 112.6 82.3 119.2116.6 97.8 113.5 78.4 84.6147.7 90.4 135.7 100.8 105.9105.663.1 77.2 122.3 91.5 94.6145.5 83.8 82.4 122.9 158.8 109.7 91.9 120.6 165.1 119.8158.0 133.8 174.5 147.7 70.5130.5 78.6 162.6214 135.2 107.4 143.7 103.4149.5 112.1 101.5 114.6 178.5 118.8177.2 102.8 209.3 132.1 125.593.8 151.3 129.3 108.7168.4 126.0 182.3 136.1 143.0194.995.3 135.8 120.8 200.8 216.378.4 124.8 131.7 174.0201.3 162.8 143.4 155.1 248.9 128.1 151.7 204.1 180.4 104.6146.7 102.4 297.4 213.3 170.2 165.8 185.6 143.4 164.8 231.4 143.0 196.2 221.8 162.7 220.4 168.3 138.5 244.0 176.3 289.9 180.5 175.4 205.9 154.5 220 321.0 337.0 390.0 261.3 176.5 298 318 280.2 318

Event Total5 399.3

28.5 400.8 32.5 431.2 19 449.5 28.5 493.4 31 511.7 28.4 516.2 34.8 567.8 21.9 41626.3 648.3 32.8 657.8 21.5 667.1 45.5 672.5 42.3 676.7 44.3 688.3 37.9 735.1 70.9 171743.3 47754.4 53.1 758.8 45.2 763.9 58.3 811.0 42813.5 33.3 833.5 68.9 857.1 46.7 885.5 77906.4 53.5 918.0 67.5 918.9 70 1054.0 79 1062.7 55.4 1135.3 75.2 1307.6 95.2 1862.0 94 69.5 83.1

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Total 368.1 393.6 407.7 409.6 416.2 426.5 444.3 444.7 454.8 456.3 489 497.5 529.6 573.9 632.7 653 685.3 694.1 712 723 727.1 728.2 744 761 802.5 811.5 839 852.2 871.6 895.2 918.1 952.8 996.9 1176.2 1200.5 1284.4

151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Carbine Company Match Results - Final Class A-2 - 6 Places Paid

# Place

Team Team/Company Time 1 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A MC GREGOR'SPA2ND BATTERY CO.AA 21 11TH REGIMENT, VOL. INF. CO. 2 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 3 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 3 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A 4 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 4 FIRST ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY CO. A 5 FIRST ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY CO. A 5 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 6 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 6 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 7 CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 7 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 8 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 8 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 9 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 9 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 10 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 10 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 11 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 11 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1212 NORFOLK LIGHT SHARPSHOOTERS INFANTRY CO. ACO. A PALMETTO 1313 HAMPTON LEGION, CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CSA CAVALRY CO. A 1414 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A A 1515 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO.CO. B A CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS 1616 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A CO. A 1717 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO.CO. A A 1818 14TH MISS. INFANTRY HAMPTON LEGION,REGIMENT CSA CO. A CO. A 1919 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, 13TH CONFEDERATE INF.CSA CO. CO. A A NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.AA 2020 149TH72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.

Event Evt 1 1

Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3

163.5 225.8 177.4 318.0 240.3 291.8 280.9 261.2 245.2 294.1 230.1 337.0 247.5 356.0 231.8 318.0 312 384.0 281.5 431.0 362 318.0 375 440.0 325 412.0 325 346.0 312 393.0 284 412.0 312 440.0 450 328.0 337 298 384.0

229.1

94.7

120.9 104.2 162.6 79.5 140 106.5 106.3 172.8 143.4 197.6 167.3 162.1 128.4 108.9 141.6 90.5 170.8 129.0 182 181.5 155.3 107.8 142 188.7 163.3 176.5 199.9 118.1 235.7 240.2 152 182.2 184.2 146.7 229.9 146.6 175.1 356 143.4

115.4

141.7

69.6

650.5

21

HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A

393.0

262.1

244.0

318.0

163.7

1380.8

22

7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A

421.0

212.1

279.3

245.3

390.0

1547.7

23

DELAWARE BLUES CO. A

252.5

337.0

390.0

1662.9

24

72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A

440.0

234.4

247.2

393.0

360.0

1674.6

Event 5 Total

North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 403.0 280.4 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Event 5 Total

136.6 159.0166.6109.1 43.6 137.4 735.5 148.6 198.3 51.9 103.6 126.4 239.9 867.4 128.3 156.0180.8229.5 60.7 117.2 901.0 142.2 151.2 83.8 163.6 181.9 157.6 937.1 187.4 150 67.4 113.9 128.6 214.2 948.4 186.6 170.6 55.3 103.2 158.3 211.3 971.9 160 238.1 56.9 125.3 109.5 284.8 984.5 194 260.3 35.1 244.3 218.7 1056.8 115.3 185.3236.3 75.6 238.5 1092.0 162.4 169.4253.1171.1 38.9 128.0 1093.6 129.4 176.9188.8176.2 101.1 143.0 211.0 360.0 1139.8 144.6 220.3 70.4 183.1 119.1 232.7 1163.6 213 193.2 59.6 192.1 1166.9 174.1 145.6227.9240.7 68.1 129.8 1176.9 161.6 223.0253360.0 40.5 179.7 172.3 198.5 1183.7 231 275 90.7 204.5 1228.4 209.1 220.1318 209.6 108.9 256.6 1269.6 194.8 265.0215.9161.3 53.7 161.1 1332.7 200.2 337.0379.1360.0 70.4 273.9 233.7223.3 300.0 287.3 86.6 1348.4

Carbine Company Match Results - Final

Total 631.2 738.8 750.1 764.4 793.4 809.9 830.9 862.8 910 917.9 936.6 952.3 954.1 995 1002.8 1032.7 1132.2 1144.3 1161.8 1237.8

Class B-1 - 4 Places Paid

# Place

Team

Team/Company

Event Evt 1 1

Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3

1 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 2 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 3 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 4 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 4 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 5 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. B 5 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 6 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B 6 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. B 7 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 7 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 8 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 8 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 9 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 9 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B

184.9 309.0 312 384.0 312 337.0 292 450.0 337 403.0 387 421.0 350 459.0 475 469.0 412

255.0

98.6

1Time 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B

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88.4 167.2 150.1 94.5 182.5 142.3 177.5 124.1 147.2 152.7 150.9 204.3 181.6 230.3 318 375.0 356

158.6

133.6

129.1

774.9

138.8 149.9265147.0 74.2 65.6 838.7 128.5 237.5 48.3 128.0 118.7 157.2 882.4 156.5 155.2 81.4 206.5 145.7 166.9 998.4 208.5 152.8 64.9 185.2 200.8 168.9 1129.0 185.6 201.3 58.1 189.7 174.8 390.0 1310.2 175.3 356 66.8 270.0 233.7 223.1 1352.1 249.9 375 71.4 154.7 213.8 390.0 1447.8 412 318 158.9 393.0 2050.0 375 393.0412 420.0 137

Total 751.3 876.4 887.6 895.7 929.2 1136 1227.9 1681.9 1692

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151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Carbine Company Match Results - Final Class A-3 - 7 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Event Event 3Evt 4 EventEvt4 5 Place Evt 1 1 Evt 2 2 Evt Event 3 Time 1 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 412.0 122.9 186.7 141.8 94.4 1 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 276.5 113.8 126.3 260.7 2 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 356.0 119.3 143.7 79.1 285.5 2 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 297.3 191.7 144.4 150.8 3 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A 309.0 116.6 243.7 248.8 136.5 3 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 337 160.4 126.4 169 4 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 459.0 180.4 121.6 161.9 156.0 4 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 362 137.2 172.4 134.9 5 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 318.0 186.3 225.8 125.1 226.8 5 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 337 190.2 144.8 157 6 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 346.0 115.5 227.9 215.0 6 MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 268.8 182.7 207.3 210.7180.9 7 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 356.0 148.2 7 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 337 133.1 157.4 261.5 196.6179.4260.5 8 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 346.0 172.8 8 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 245.2 207.3 195.3 205.9 252.2257.1174.1 99 MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 403.0 210.8 117.4 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 362 189.5 160.2 292.1172.2119.0 1010 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. 365.0 203.2 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. AA 300 158.8 114.2 141.6 217.1318 330.0 1111 120TH118TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. 478.0 119.6 170.1 197.2 PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.AA 412 187 119 266.3273.8 1212 CO B 1ST CAVALRY 365.0 170.9 420.0 15THPENNSYLVANIA REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A CO. A 247.2 228.8 142.1 249.4 165.4286.3 1313 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 365.0 164.4 234.9 259.9 244.8 DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A 291.7 235.1 264.9 300 1414 3RD NC CAVALRY CO.RANGERS A 365.0 238.0 TERRY'S TEXAS CO. A 362 211.6 144.8 227.4 310.0356219.7 1515 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY 412.0 217.3 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A CO. A 362 264 258.4 235.2 231.6318 167.2 1STTEXAS TENNESSEE VOL. INF. CO. A 387 256.7 318.0 238 198.4300245.2 1616 TERRY'S RANGERS CO.REGT. A 375.0 154.8 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. 412 203.8 177.3 240.5 276.0375390.0 1717 118THCO PAGVOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO.AA 365.0 142.7 6TH PAYORK CAV, STATE RUSH'S VOL. LANCERS 412 282.6 251.7 220.8 209.6337330.0 1818 63RD NEW INF. CO. CO.A A 440.0 146.2 19 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 412 356 234.9 181.6356390.0 19 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 393.0 224.0 215.5 GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 412 294.3 211.8 318 217.2356390.0 2020 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 440.0 146.1 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON 475 215.4 179.1 337 247.7375360.0 2121 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A ROUGHS) CO. A 393.0 234.9 22 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A 412 251.7 337 223.6431 261.8 22 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 412.0 188.7 337.0 BUNCOMBE RIFLESVOLUNTEERS CO. A 475 286.2 196.8 356 224.4375360.0 2323 7TH NORTH CAROLINA CO. A 496.0 153.8 24 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 475 318 318 238.0356300.0 24 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 412.0 260.9 246.7 25 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 400 318 393 356.0431 360.0 25 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A 440.0 159.6 169.6 26 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 437 356 291.8 300 318.0468270.3 26 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A 356.0 251.9 27 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. A 537 298 431 337 27 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 440.0 375.0 184.3 276.5 248.1 28 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 462 356 431 450 28 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 469.0 250.1 295.6 283.8 233.5 29 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A 500 318 393 506 29 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 450.0 188.9 267.3 390.0 Association, Inc. 264.1 30 13TH NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. ANorth-South Skirmish487 450 393 468 30 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A National Skirmish, 440.0 226.8 356.0 360.0 150th Oct 2-6, 2024 186.4 31 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 462 393 506 525

Event Total5

31

GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 506.0Results 208.3 - Final 298.5 Carbine Company Match

226.9

330.0

32

19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A

487.0

250.1

161.3

300.0

390.0

1588.4

33

48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A

478.0

155.0

337.0

258.1

390.0

1618.1

Place

Team/Company

Class B-2 - 2 Places Paid

Team 34# 10TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 1Time PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 35 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 2 MC GREGOR'S 2NDINF. BATTERY B 5TH VA. VOL. CO. B CO. 361 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 3 2ND NJ CO. MCCAVALRY GREGOR'S 2NDB BATTERY 372 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. CO. A B 43 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. B PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS 38 15TH REGT. VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A CO. B 5 IREDELL BLUESRIFLES CO. B COCKADE B 394 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER CO. INFANTRY CO. A 6 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B 40 PALMETTO GUARD CO. I, 2ND SC VOL. CO. A 7 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 41 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A

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Evt 1

Event 450.01 459.0 393.0 469.0 247.6 553.0 412.0 350 487.0 440.0 462 496.0 478.0 387 506.0 469.0 496.0 431.0 496.0

Evt 2

Evt 3

Evt 4

Evt 5

Event 2 294.4 Event318.0 3 Event 4 136.9 420.0 168.8 154.4 244.6 167.8 272.2 318.0 300.0 360.0 154.8 250.2 192.7 293.7 242.8 236.3 204.0 318.0 233.0284.3 390.0 215.8 241.3 375.0 255.8 163.3 318.0 237.9 412.0280.1330.0 234.4 241.6 318.0 360.0 188.8 218.2 269.0 227.5 337.0 253.7337 480.0 255.3 356.0 296.7 160.5 289.9 265.2 450.0393360.0 220.5 330.0 337.0 177.8 356.0 420.0 375.0 262.0 450.0 228.9 318.0 300.0 356.0 390.0 177.5 412.0 337.0 450.0

957.8

49.8 983.6 49 1054.6 66.8 1078.9 65.6 1082.0 60.8 1085.3 70.6 1118.7 31.1 1140.4 50.1 1142.3 90.9 1229.5 98.7 1231.2 82.3 1263.4 115.4 1269.0 65.1 1277.5 46.1 1286.5 91.5 89.1 1291.4 104 1351.0 88.1 1377.5 93.2 1404.1 89.6 1405.1 78.8 1414.7 124.5 1423.1 152.2 1431.0 177.5 1457.6 131.6 1485.2 120 1488.0 186.3 1523.9 170.3 1532.0 158.5 1560.3 244.2 1569.2 156.4 1569.7

Total

Event 5 1619.3

1194.6 1643.2 1404.0 59.1 1698.0 1499.9 45.6 1781.4 1628.6 65.8 1794.2 1746.0 115.8 1796.4 1759.8 1811.9 1795.0 1872.5 Page 3

Total 827.1 833.2 859.6 872.1 889.8 940.1 942.1 965.6 974.8 1017.1 1074.1 1127.1 1156.8 1203.1 1270.7 1270.8 1335.3 1340.5 1452.1 1469.9 1481.2 1556.2 1644.4 1644.5 1673.6 1681 1789.3 1869.3 1875.5 2042.2 2042.4

Total 1026.5 1076.9 1271.8 1321.5

151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Revolver Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 6 Places Paid Place #

Team Team/Company 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 11 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. CO. A A 22 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF 3 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO.A A 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. 8THINFANTRY, REGT VIRGINIA INFCO. CO. AA 44 21ST VA MD VOL. GUARD 5 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 5 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 1STLIGHT MICH.ENGINEERS & MECHANICS CO. A 66 HARRIS' CAVALRY CO. A 7 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 7 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 8 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 8 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 9 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 9 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 10 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 10 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 11 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 11 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 12 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 12 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 13 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 13 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A 14 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 15 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A

Evt 1 1 Event 16.1 61.8 20.8 92.9 27.7 95.1 27.3 105.8 2262.8 3698.1 41 109.5 42.3 116.3 27 112.0 34.3 82.6 53.8 125.4 76.6 134.1 95.9 160.3 113.7 192.3

Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3 Event 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4

6.9 25.4

7.2 31.1

11 28.7

9 14.9

17.3 22.0

12.6 28.6

7.6 9.1 34.3 10.6 19.1 7.3 28.7 9.6 70.3 6.4 52.2 15.8 56.1 37.5 34.4 14.0

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Total Time 19.1 27.512.6142.4 54.7 27.7 17.5 38.912.9194.0 58.4 31.1 12.9 31.715.6205.5 67.2 50.0 20.9 59.417.8 208.9 75 28.8 11.1 87.9 67.124.9239.8 75.3 16.5 84.315.5241.7 80.6 30.7 20 16.7241.7 85.3 52.5 65.7 19.3 19.6286.5 90.3 77.7 58.2 28.5 25.5 91.6 72.3 84.9 288.3 24 30.1 95.7 87.9 115.4 314.6 22.8 15.6 101.8 83.0 115.8 394.5 16.1 8.1 107.2 109.9 99.9 396.1 25.1 24.5 161.3 148.3 143.8 508.5 138.5 87 376.7 129.6 146.6 502.9

Revolver Company Match Results - Final Class A-2 - 3 Places Paid

# Place

Team Team/Company 1 FORREST'S 1 3RD NC CAVALRYESCORT CO. A COMPANY CO. A CO. C,1st 2ndU.S. U.S.SHARPSHOOTERS SHARPSHOOTERS CO. 22 BERDAN'S CO.A A NJ CAVALRY CO.AA 33 1ST NY2ND DRAGOONS CO. 4 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 4 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 5 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 5 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 6 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 7 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 8 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A

Event Evt 1 1 36.1 102.9 34.3 88.3 68.9 102.3 82.4 130.1 110.7 98.6 77 87.3 119.1

Event 3 4 Event 4 Evt 2 2 Evt Event 3 Evt Total 8.7 15.6 11.8 32.0 11.7 21.0 20.3 29.4 14.1 73.0 24.5 10.6 14.7

31.9 22.7 20.3212.8 71.6 33 52.8 74.7 34.6 247.8 26 21.1 116.0 69.0 308.3 30.9 86.7 26.2345.7 99.5 25.1 71.8 13.2352.4 109.0 59.8 23.1 17.8 89.4 158.9 16.2

Total Time 97 113.7 127.7 159.8 163.1 184.4 205.1 308.9

North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Revolver Company Match Results - Final Class C - 1 Place Paid Place #

Team Team/Company 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, 11 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSACSA CO.CO. CC

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Evt 1 1 Event 121.2 143.7

Evt 2 2 Evt Event 3 Evt Total Event 3 4 Event 4

23.9 185.6

65.4 88.3

71.7 60 489.3

Total Time 270.5

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Revolver Company Match Results - Final Class A-3 - 4 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Event 1 Evt Event 2 Evt Event 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Evt 1 2 3 1 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 47.2 8.9 1 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 93.4 33.7 91.2 48.8 267.1 2 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 35.8 17.1 22.7 15.3 2 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 102.9 50.0 49.8 70.4 273.1 3 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 66.6 13.6 32.8 20.2 3 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 96.4 25.7 93.3 69.8 285.2 4 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 67.2 18.4 26.6 24.2 4 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 112.3 15.1 102.0 61.0 5 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 74.6 26.2 22.5 32.9290.4 5 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 108.3 31.8 100.9 6 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. A 110.5 9.6 19.8 54.516.6295.5 67 56TH PA. INF. CO.CSS A VIRGINIA CO. A 113.0 33.6 111.8 DIV. VOL. OF MARINES, 92.5 7.1 59.2 40.712.8299.1 78 CO. C,2ND 2ndU.S. U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 72.2 69.6 77.3 REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 101.7 17.2 36.2 84.522.6303.6 89 2ND NJ CO. A 138.1 22.9 74.1 ST.CAVALRY MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A 104.8 11.8 102.8 70.616.2305.7 910 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. 118.1 56.9 54.7 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSAA CO. A 136.6 8.2 37.8 85.561.6315.2 1011 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA 116.5 35.3 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT.CAVALRY ARTY. CO. CO. A A 96.8 18.5 108.7 122 91.630.3352.1 1112 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 115.9 64.2 102.6 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 132.2 12 85.8 78.664.6361.3 1213 48TH VIRGINIA INF. DRAGOONS CO. A 141.2 25.2 95.8 364.6 OLD DOMINION CO. A 160.5 18.4 36.2 102.4138.6 1314 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY 102.3 77.1 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. ACO. A 109.3 12.9 102.4 139 88.9115.5370.7 MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO.CO. A A 101.3 50.3 112.0 113 1415 72ND 19TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 158.0 43.2 68.0165 381.2 GENL. LT. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 195 23.9 124.4 103.8 93.2129.3384.2 1516 ST. MARY'S INFANTRY CO. A 136.3 30.3 North-South Association, Inc. 122.6 1ST MAINE HEAVY CO. A CO.Skirmish 192.2 22.7 255 100.6119.6390.3 1617 PALMETTO GUARD CO. ARTILLERY I, 2ND SC VOL. A 99.1 68.0 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024 18 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. A 225 120 158 92.9180 400.7 17 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 142.0 57.3 108.5

Place

18

Revolver Match 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRYCompany CO. A 120.0Results 86.8 - Final 81.9

117.4

406.1

19

Class B - 4 Places 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 152.1 Paid 56.8

100.6

101.0

410.5

95.5

111.8

411.7

20 1ST REGT. ILL.Team/Company VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A Place

# Team 21 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 11 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF NANSEMOND GUARDS CO.CO. B B 22 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 22 149TH8TH PA VOLUNTEER CO.BB REGT VIRGINIAINFANTRY VOL. INF CO. 23 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 33 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. BB 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. 24 118TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 44 3RD NC MCCAVALRY GREGOR'SCO. 2NDB BATTERY CO. B 25 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 55 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSACO. CO. WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES B A 26 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 66 2ND NJ2ND CAVALRY CO. B INFANTRY CO. B U.S. REGULAR 27 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A 2ND MARYLAND CSA CO. B 77 NANSEMOND GUARDSARTILLERY, CO. B 3RD NC CAVALRY 88 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO.CO. B B 49TH VIRGINIA CSA CO. A 99 IREDELL BLUES CO. INFANTRY, B 10 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO.B B 10 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER 1111 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY BTTN CO. BCO. B 12 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B CO. B 12 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY HARRIS' CAVALRY 1313 HARRIS' LIGHTLIGHT CAVALRY CO. CO. B B 56TH PA. VOL. 1414 48TH VIRGINIA INF.INF. CO.CO. B B 15 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. B 16 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. B

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149.2

Evt 1 Event 1 104.3 103.2 42 135.3 115.6 23.1 172.0 135.2 54 145.7 72.5 163.6 137.8 103.0 111.9 135.0 136.9 61.1 144.1 111.9 143.8 137.4 116.1 112.8 113.5 148.9 130.7 154.4 124.8 110.7 150.0 160 153.9 165 147.2 127.8 178.5

55.2 Evt 2

3 Total Event 2 Evt Event 3Evt 4 Event 4 86.4 108.3 133.5 432.5 22.1 78.8 68.0 272.1 7 25 25.7 104.0 114.7 82.2 436.2 39.1 69.1 66.0 22.3289.8 13.1 43 105.0 75.4 92.2 444.6 19.0 69.6 7.5 21.2 75.1 23.3298.9 67.9 131.0 105.9 450.5 42.1 85.6 20.6 27.2 99.5 16.7299.7 117.2 122.1 79.4 456.5 31.2 123.8 17.3 65.7 46.4 39.9304.4 109.7 129.6 102.5 476.8 36.1 79.1 11.8 108.3 107.4 55.9359.5 108.8 95.3 137.0 485.2 15.4 74.5 86.1 52.8377.5 73.5 74.1 17.4 117.2 120.1 21.6419.7 63.9 119.6 13.8 98.3 108.6 73 435.8 114.0 99.7 13.5 58.6 122.9 116.2438.8 103.2 82.0 25.4 113.0 67.8 105.0 101.3473.0 130.2 98.9 52 110.7 139 485.5 77.4 147.4 49.2 132.0 135.8 93.3 63 489.9 110.7 83.2 102.0 84.4 146.0 106.7 96.2 491.4 19.6 168.6 180 52.3 158 118.7

Total Time 15.4 90.9 133.2 136.4 156.2 156.5 171.6 177.7 235.6 244.2 267.6 294.6 353.7 376.7 429.6 452 589.5 683

Total Time 99.7 101.5 106 228.1 234.8 237.1 254.6 293.6 297.9 337.2 348.9 400.6 408 439.3 496 507.5

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Breech-Loader Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 4 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Event 1 Evt Event 2 EvtEvent 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Total Time Place Evt 1 2 3 1 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 74.7 27 24.6 12.3 138.6 1 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 41.1 20.6 22.7 25.1 109.5 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 116.5 27.3 43.9 10 197.7 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 47.5 25.0 36.0 33.0 141.5 3 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 142.7 39.2 41.1 12.1 235.1 3 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 73.3 19.2 30.7 52.3 175.5 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 154.2 38.9 39.4 12.3 244.8 4 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 119.4 23.2 31.0 5 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 139.6 41.4 52.1 29.014.5202.6 247.6 5 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 101.2 43.3 31.4 6 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 196 22.4 34.4 38.413.4214.3 266.2 6 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 138.5 27.7 23.0 33.5 7 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 219 49.5 48 14.3222.7 330.8 78 NORFOLK INFANTRY 123.7 28.1 35.4 110THLIGHT OHIO VOL INF CO. CO. A A 179 44.2 108.1 44.917.1 232.1 348.4 89 110THIREDELL OHIO VOL INFCO. CO. 149.7 27.1 30.3 BLUES AA 219 66.4 52.3 37.419.9244.5 357.6 910 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 148.8 42.5 36.7 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 163.8 39 202 30.515.5258.5 420.3 1011 21ST VA MDCO. GUARD 139.9 32.3 80.8 1STINFANTRY, NY DRAGOONS A CO. A 236 80 102.4 36.120.2289.1 438.6 1112 9TH REGIMENT CAVALRYINFANTRY CO. A 178.9 59.4 70.6 29TH WISCNY VOLUNTEER CO. A 247 79.8 84.4 54.927.7 363.8 438.9 North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 1213 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 147.1 51.6 46.9 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. A 236 50.3 152.9 133.99.7 379.5 448.9 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024 14 DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A 281 213 202 49.6 745.6 Breech-Loader Company Match Results - Final Class A-2 - 2 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Event 1 Evt Event 2 EvtEvent 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Total Time Place Evt 1 2 3 1 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 196 56 47.7 12.1 311.8 1 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 149.7 26.0 53.5 54.4 283.6 2 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 230 104.9 142.8 16.9 494.6 2 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 177.6 67.2 51.3 63.8 359.9 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 236 94.3 169.7 52.9 552.9 3 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 213.0 50.0 40.7 81.9 385.6 North-South Association,101.9 Inc. 4 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A Skirmish236 180 40.5 558.4 4 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 153.8 48.1 106.2 91.9 400.0 150th 2024 5 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A National Skirmish, 241 Oct 2-6, 173.8 163.1 39.9 617.8 5 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 225.0 48.0 113.9 92.3 479.2 6 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 139.8 37.7 654.5 Breech-Loader Company275 Match Results - 202 Final 6

11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A

225.0

50.3

Class A-3 - 3 Places Paid

37.5

198.0

510.8

# Team Team/Company Event 1 Evt Event 2 EvtEvent 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Total Time Evt 1 2 3 1 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 202 65 41.6 18.3 326.9 1 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 191.0 46.4 26.4 62.1 325.9 2 1ST MICH.ENGINEERS & MECHANICS CO. A 219 49.4 169.4 26.5 464.3 2 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 191.0 32.6 31.0 166.7 421.3 3 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 258 145.5 156.4 44.9 604.8 3 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A North-South Skirmish 225.0 85.5 80.5 109.0 500.0 Association, Inc. 4 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 270 177 167 30.3 644.3 4 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A Skirmish, 241.0 81.5 Oct 2-6, 58.4 2024 5 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO.150th A National 281 191 163 148.117.8 529.0 652.8 5 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 264.0 133.1 Revolver Results Final 6 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A Company Match 331 270 - 134.7 348 198.0111 729.8 1060 6 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A 270.0 108.5 225.0 198.0 801.5 2 Places Paid Class B - 4 7 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 303.0 202.0 202.0 234.0 941.0 # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time Place Team/Company Evt 1 Evt 2 Evt 3 Evt 4 Total 8 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 315.0 225.0 270.0 234.0 1044.0 1 2ND NJ CAVALRYVOL. CO. B CO. B 236 52.1 87.2 68.021.5272.1 396.8 1 REGT VIRGINIA 103.2 22.1 78.8 9 8TH TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS INF CO. A 320.0 326.0 292.0 288.0 1226.0 2 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 196 41.4 144.5 66.033.3289.8 415.2 2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 115.6 39.1 69.1 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 202 76.2 202 75.127 298.9 507.2 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 135.2 19.0 69.6 Place

4

3RD NC CAVALRY CO. B

72.5

42.1

85.6

99.5

299.7

5

2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A

103.0

31.2

123.8

46.4

304.4

6

2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. B

136.9

36.1

79.1

107.4

359.5

7

NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B

143.8

73.5

74.1

86.1

377.5

8

5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B

116.1

63.9

119.6

120.1

419.7

9

IREDELL BLUES CO. B

113.5

114.0

99.7

108.6

435.8 438.8 Page 1 Skirmish Line Spring 2025 26 473.0

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130.7

103.2

82.0

122.9

124.8

130.2

113.0

105.0

151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 5 Places Paid Place #

Evt 1 1 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3 Team Team/Company Event Event 3Evt 4EventTotal 4 Total Time 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 61.4 39.5 56.1 36.044.6185.6 201.6 11 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 49.7 41.6 58.3 110THLIGHT OHIO VOL INF CO.CO. A A 67.2 29 45.5 61.869.6192.9 211.3 22 HARLAN'S CAVALRY 60.7 21.7 48.7 3 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 74.8 41.1 41.6 63.964.5208.7 222 3 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 74.2 35.0 35.6 9THSWAMP VIRGINIA CAVALRY,CO. CSAACO. A 71.6 66 56.8 51.656.5210.5 250.9 44 DISMAL RANGERS 63.2 52.8 42.9 5 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 99.9 84.8 32.7 41.959.5225.4 276.9 5 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 92.8 45.1 45.6 8TH REGTCAVALRY, VIRGINIA VOL. CO.A A 112.8 40.9 67.3 57.160.1 227.0 281.1 66 9TH VIRGINIA CSAINF CO. 75.5 34.5 59.9 7 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 10263.5 47.3 70.6 82.173.2274.0 293.1 7 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 52.6 75.8 8 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 129.2 74.8 42.4 59.257.8 288.0 304.2 8 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 91.6 46.1 91.1 9 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 78.7 42.6 49.5 81.6145.7300.8 316.5 9 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 83.2 42.5 93.5 10 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 73.7 52.8 73.6 146.7 346.8 10 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 106.0 51.4 70.5 81.9 309.8 11 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 91.1 86.2 64.8 114.5 356.6 11 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 60.2 49.6 49.5 168.5 327.8 12 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 93.4 75.6 92.7 103.9 365.6 12 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 92.6 95.2 58.0 93.2 339.0 13 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 132.3 66.4 70.8 100.7 370.2 13 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 95.0 87.6 67.1 104.0 353.7 14 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 123.5 39.7 77.3 131.9 372.4 14 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 101.9 80.2 68.7 15 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 174.2 87.4 84.6 118.161.8 368.9 408 15 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 123.1 88.6 51.2 16 UNION GUARDS CO. A 170.7 82.9 58.7 113.298.5376.1 410.8 16 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 143.4 54.4 69.9 17 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 124.4 96.1 92 131.8119.7399.5 432.2 1718 1ST NY DRAGOONS A 149.2 79.0 39.9 2ND MARYLANDCO. ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 133.7 56.4 131.2 136.7117.5404.8 438.8 1819 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS A 108.1 92.0 69.9 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER CO. INFANTRY CO. A 180 98.8 69 144.7108.1414.7 455.9 1920 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, 165.0 102.2 66.2 IREDELL BLUES CO. A CSA CO. A 96.1 75.1 76.5 115.0210 448.4 457.7 2021 UNIONFORREST'S GUARDS ESCORT CO. B COMPANY CO. A 100.8 64.4 76.8 126 61.6 134.2 210.0136 452.0 457.8 2122 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, 116.3 55.5 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. ACSA CO. A 125.1 104.7 119.5 99.2 176.2131.8467.5 460.8 2223 TAMMANY REGIMENT 210.0 133.3 DIV. OF MARINES,CO. CSSAVIRGINIA CO. A 129.7 144.8 111.1 98.1 103.5111.1 557.9 483.7 2324 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY 157.3 118.5 KNAP'S BATTERY E,CO. PA LT.A ARTY. CO. A 144.5 101.3 112.6 58 180.0180 568.4 483.8 2425 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. 240.0 145.9 247.0 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. AA 135 154 101.1 180.0178.6812.9 568.7 1ST FLORIDA CO. ACO. A 168 123.2 270.0 120.3 300.01801057.0 591.5 2526 SAVANNAH RIVERCAVALRY SQUADRON 240.0 247.0 27 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A North-South Skirmish255 149.4 126.8 678 Association,146.8 Inc. 28 1ST MARYLAND POTOMAC HOME BRIGADE CO. A 300 111.3 292 210 913.3 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class C - 3 Places Paid

# Place

Team Team/Company NANSEMOND GUARDS 11 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. CO. C C 2 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 2 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. C COCKADE RIFLESVOL. CO. CINF CO. C 33 8TH REGT VIRGINIA 4 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. C 4 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. C 5 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C

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Event Evt 1 1 126 144.1 195 195.0 179 175.2 285 225.0 240

Event 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3

48.9 151.3

113.4 98.1

170 168.4 191.1 247

69.2

Total Time 100.6 89.970.6526.1 346.1 140.8 179 153.9240 613.3 727.4 166.3 180 210.0240 755.6 769 202.0 247 300.0264.7 987.8 174.0 768.2 270 300 1057

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Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class A-2 - 4 Places Paid

# Place

Team Team/Company 11 KNAP'S 2ND NJ CAVALRY A ARTY. CO. A BATTERY E, PACO. LT. 2 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 2 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 3 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A 3 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A 4 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 4 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 5 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 5 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 6 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 6 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 7 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 7 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 8 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 8 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 9 MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 9 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A 10 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 10 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 11 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 1112 CHARTIERS VALLEY A A 12TH REGT. U.S. GUARDS REGULAR CO. INF. CO. 1213 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 1314 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 1415 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPSCO. CO.AA 1516 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO.AA 1617 MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 1718 7TH TENNESSEE INF.CAVALRY REGT., CO. CSAACO. A 4TH KENTUCKY 1819 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, HARDAWAY'S ALABAMACSA BTTYCO. CO.BA FIRST ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY 1920 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A CO. A SHARPSHOOTERS CO. AB 2021 FIRSTPALMETTO ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY CO. 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO.AA 2122 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. 23 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. CO. A A 22 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS

Event Evt 1 1 91.5 89.3 109.9 91.4 148 132.0 124.9 101.3 132.6 128.2 145.1 131.8 210 119.4 130.3 162.1 142.3 157.5 165.2 178.1 146.1 210.0 195 175.5 180 195.0 225 210.0 180 195.0 166.9 240.0 210 255.0 171 135.5 225 210 110.7 225 150.0 210 240.0 270 225.0

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57.7 95.5 50.3 121.4 68.6 65.8 66.1 72.3 63.9 69.7 57.9 87.9 87.7 88.8 63.8 85.4 66.4 94.9 115.6 107.5 98.1 88.3 78.9 87.2 120.4 130.4 95.2 133 74.3 90.7 89.2 73.4 84.4 225 133.3 132.4 122.5 162.0 158.6 95.9 77 76.1

96.3 68.4

88.789.1 288.9

340.5 57.5 92.6120 306.4 345.1 57.2 66.5 59.074.7312.8 384.7 71.5 66.4 140.6 453.3 86.1 86.1 342.1 131.8 179.7 509.9 85.0 110.8 390.1 65.9 240 523.3 78.9 130.6 405.2 101.4 144.7 525.8 62.7 180.0 420.0 101.3 210 529.5 80.3 95.8 425.9 96 210 537.1 101.9 125.8 449.0 84.1 210 544.7 99.0 180 135.9135 479.4 556 124.6 109 69.6147.6519.8 559.1 109.2 97.5 144.1210 526.9 575.8 81.9 106.7 176.8210 532.6 628.9 47.3 112 168.7210 546.4 632.4 142.7 155.3 132.8240 565.7 695.2 86.6 164.3 177.2240 578.1 705 114.8 202 126.3270 585.3 716.4 98.3 122.3 300.0162.5618.2 734.8 108.6 240.0300636.0 751.9 152.9 202 270.0240 714.4 789.5 132.4 202 240.0300723.6 870.6 147.7 225 270.0300740.3 872 169.2

160.2

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240.0

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121.7 Spencer -300.0 1 Place Paid

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CAVALRY CO. A # 11TH VA Team 261 12TH REGIMENT PAVOL. RESERVE VOLS. 1ST REGT. ILL. LT. ARTY. CO. ACO. A 272 HAMPTON CSA CO. INFANTRY A 29THLEGION, WISC VOLUNTEER CO. A 3 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A

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Event 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Total Time Evt 2 2 EvtEvent 3

225.0 Event 1 240.0 230 240.0 270 348

63.6 42.5

65.2

138.4

778.2 Event 2 174.8 Event 240.0 3 Event 4 Total Time 180.0 202.0 210.0 832.0 76.4 132.6 46 485 202.0 158.0 300.0 900.0 213 213 66.5 762.5 270 258 153.8 1029.8

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151st Nationals Team Results Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class A - 3 - 5 Place(s) paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

Team MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A WYTHE RIFLES CO. A 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 30TH VA SHARPSHOOTER BTTN CO. A 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. A 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A PALMETTO GUARD CO. I, 2ND SC VOL. CO. A 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 2ND U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A

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Event 1 112 180 157.2 142.9 155.2 143.6 158.6 210 195 270 195 180 164.9 210 225 195 195 225 240 180 150 270 240 225 270 240 285 300 285 195 315 240 360

Event 2 62 105.7 102.7 131.7 53.8 58.1 81 102.1 81.8 107.9 114.4 119.3 154 124.7 70.2 110.5 90.1 139.7 121.3 202 155.6 171.5 270 225 100.6 202 202 174 202 292 165.7 155.7 225

Event 3 116.9 66.8 90.3 95.1 119.8 143.8 82.6 116 98 133.5 95.6 176.6 97.9 116 202 142.3 173.4 141.1 180 163.2 202 98.2 141.9 202 247 202 168.6 225 270 247 225 292 175.4

Event 4 141.9 110.4 120.5 159.2 210 210 240 134.6 210 121.2 240 169.6 240 210 210 300 300 270 240 240 330 300 210 210 270 270 270 300 270 300 330 360 300

Total Time 432.8 462.9 470.7 528.9 538.8 555.5 562.2 562.7 584.8 632.6 645 645.5 656.8 660.7 707.2 747.8 758.5 775.8 781.3 785.2 837.6 839.7 861.9 862 887.6 914 925.6 999 1027 1034 1035.7 1047.7 1060.4

151st Nationals Team Results North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024

Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class B - 6 Places Paid

Team Team/Company Place # 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 2 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 3 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. B 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 5 UNION GUARDS CO. B 5 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. B 6 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 6 UNION GUARDS CO. A 7 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 7 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 8 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 8 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 9 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B 9 10 2ND NJ 2ND CAVALRY CO. B CO. B NJ CAVALRY 10 111ST MARYLAND COCKADECAVALRY, RIFLES CO.CSA B CO. B 11 12 TUCKERS NAVAL CO.INFANTRY B 29TH WISCBRIGADE VOLUNTEER CO. B 12 13 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF.CSA CO. BCO. B 13 14 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO.B B 14 15 1ST MARYLAND CSA CO. B CO. C CO. C, 2ndINFANTRY, U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS 15 16 HARRIS'49TH LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B CSA CO. B VIRGINIA INFANTRY, 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO.B B 16 17 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. BCO. B 17 18 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSACO. CO. BB 18 19 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD 20 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 19 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. 20 21 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. BB MCNEILL'S RANGERS CO.BB 21 22 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. 23 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 22 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATECAVALRY INF. CO. B CO. B 23 24 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA 25 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. B 24 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B 26 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. B 25 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 27 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 26 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. B 28 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 27 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 29 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. B 28 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. A 30 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 29 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 31 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 30 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. B 32 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. B 31

120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B

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Event Evt 1 1

90.7 147.7 125.5 160 101.3 144.9 106.5 103 126.2 127.5 154.1 125.1 141.8 164.2 155.8 194 116.7 195 285.0 255 225.0 210 180.0 255 225.0 240 195.0 210 210.0 162.8 158.3 155.3 225 150.7 240 210.0 225 210.0 225 115.0 300 240.0 210 300.0 225 240.0 285 285.0 225 270.0 315 270.0 255 270.0 315 285.0 255 270.0 330 315.0 240 129.1

285.0

2Evt 3 EventEvt 34 EvtEvent 2

Event 4 Total 42.8 57.651 58.3 53.1 44.9 289.9 74.5 67.9 76.8 83.8 57.4 55.8 322.5 72.5 64.7 110.4 91.8 76.2 74.8 344.1 59.1 91.6 156.6 69.8 69.6 110.7 356.6 78.1 137.5 163.1 119.6 79.2 106.1 431.1 62.3 83.8 210 101.3 98.0 101.7 455.1 54.2 141.2 164.4 105.5 486.1 72.5 83.4133.3155.4 157.5 86.6 515.5 102.7 104.5171.4168.6 97.4 66.1 71.4 270.0 524.2 92.3 98.1 210 81.0 85.1 106.3 557.4 57.9 167.1 180 126.3 630.7 70.4 127.5115.5151.9 270 76.4 636.5 114.6 80.1130.2300.0 210 179.8 101.0 147.8 653.6 95 166.6 210 164.4 703.7 100.3 104.3106.2240.0 300 172.4 720.7 202 68.3225 270.0 163.1 131.7 202.0225 210.0 270 177.0 744.3 109.2 168.1123 270.0 330 159.9 748.7 143.9 202.0141.9210.0 270 129.2 751.2 202 247 168.3 225.0 85.2 240.0 760.2 202 225 210 270.0 247.0 130.8 762.8 142.8 147.6225 300.0 210 117.5 805.1 150 202.0202 240.0 319 95.4 837.4 154.2 270 270 178.5 180.0 300.0 898.5 202 148.4 300 98.6 247.0 270.0 900.6 270 202.0156.8210.0 300 225.0 907.0 180 173.3 300 157.2 160.8 330.0 918.0 292 292 165 202.0 177.8 300.0 949.8 149.3 247 300 142.4 270.0 270.0 967.4 202 292 330 247.0 247.0 270.0 1034.0 180 360 270 225.0 202.0 300.0 1042.0 225 337 360 225.0

247.0

330.0

1087.0

Total Time 237.6 366.9 407.6 452.2 481.7 483.6 484.9 527.5 565.5 595.4 660 665.9 709.8 711.6 716.5 752.9 785 787.2 795.8 842.3 862 877.8 881 919.2 935.4 951.8 968.3 1004 1011.3 1079 1140 1162

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SS Pistol Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 4 Places Paid

# Team Team/Company Event 1 Evt Event 2 EvtEvent 3Evt 4EventTotal 4 Total Time Place Evt 1 2 3 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 99.50.0 47.3 32.4 25.739.8123.1 219 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 46.3 51.1 2 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 106.7 33 60.4 46.5 246.6 2 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 0.0 42.4 92.7 67.0 202.1 3 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 111.3 37.7 46.1 93.5 288.6 3 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 0.0 56.8 68.6 80.3 205.7 4 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 100 54 87.9 49.6 291.5 4 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 0.0 45.0 95.9 76.9 217.8 5 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 173.6 82.4 82.3 100.7 439 5 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 0.0 41.1 117.2 89.0 247.3 6 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 220 58.1 76.2 103.4 457.7 6 110TH OHIO VOL INF CO. A 68.5 7 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 2200.0 39.9 117.4 103.5 66.4118.8252.3 482.2 7 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 0.0 54.5 8 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 130.7 63.7 121.4 149.8 99.8139.3275.7 483.5 8 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 0.0 55.4 115.4 9 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 280 58.7 100.4 115.996.1 286.7 535.2 910 12TH CO. REGIMENT PA SHARPSHOOTERS RESERVE VOLS. CO. CO.AA 74.3 C, 2nd U.S. 2200.0 121.2 170.9 123.8 109.1114.5354.3 579.5 1011 15TH CO CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 89.6 90.4 G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. CO. A A 2800.0 98 98 210.0112 390.0 588 1112 NORFOLK INFANTRYINFANTRY CO. A CO. A 72.1 168.2 149THLIGHT PA VOLUNTEER 2400.0 71.9 171.6 179.2173.5419.5 657 1213 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 0.0 95.1 210.0 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 182.9 154.4 143.8 127.3213.6432.4 694.7 1314 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY 73.4 110TH OHIO VOL INFCO. CO. AA 2800.0 64.6 240.0 210 119.1160.1432.5 714.7 1415 49TH MC VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. AB 2800.0 145.8 98.4 210.0 240 80.0129.4435.8 747.8 1516 MC GREGOR'S 2NDBLUE BATTERY CO. 67.7 WASHINGTON RIFLES CO.AA 2400.0 96.8 108.2 240 270.0270 445.9 846.8 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 2600.0 125.8 175.6 210.0 210 158.4210 494.2 855.6 1617 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A INDIANA INFANTRY 3000.0 148.6 161.5 270.0 240 116.9170.4535.5 871.9 1718 10TH 19TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A CO. A FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A CO. A 2600.0 240 210 210.0170 563.3 880 1819 CO. C,1ST 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS 83.3 270.0 20 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 300 162.3 154.2 65.9270 575.9 886.5 19 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A 0.0 210.0 300.0 TAMMANY CO. AA 2600.0 104.8 148.3 270.0 240 210.0270 584.8 918.3 2021 HARRIS' LIGHT REGIMENT CAVALRY CO. 22 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 300 240 240 165.1210 585.1 990 21 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 0.0 210.0 210.0 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA 2400.0 178.9 175.9 270.0 270 173.8330 622.7 1015.9 2223 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS CO. A Skirmish260 299 270 270.0210 704.1 1039 Association, Inc. 270.0 2324 2ND VIRGINIA VOL.VOL. INF.INF. CO.REGT. ANorth-South 0.0 164.1 25 FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A 320 240 330 210.0360 720.0 1250 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024 24 48TH VIRGINIA INF. CO. A 0.0 240.0 270.0 25

SS ARTY. Pistol Company Match Final 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. CO. A 0.0Results 240.0 - 240.0

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B - 1 Place 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO.Class A 0.0 Paid 240.0

300.0

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210.0

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270.0 270.0 840.0 Evt0.0 11 Evt 2 2 300.0 EvtEvent 3 Total Event Event 3Evt 4Event 4 Total Time 11 NANSEMOND NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 144.9 55.6 80.1 88.4 GUARDS CO. B 0.0 64.1 57.1 68.4 189.6 369 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. CO.B A 2000.0 79.4 137.4 210 143.3137.9349.5 627.3 22 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INFINF CO. 68.8 North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO.AB 2400.0 102.1 270 300 210.0360 443.6 1170 33 49TH 21ST VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. 131.5 150th National Skirmish, Oct 2-6, 2024 4 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 340 330 300 148.9240 508.0 1210 4 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 0.0 119.1 240.0 5

SS Pistol Company Match Final 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 0.0Results 101.8 - 270.0

6

TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. B

0.0Paid 240.0 Class C - 1 Place

# Place

Team Team/Company NANSEMOND GUARDS 11 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. CO. C C 2

8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C

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Event Evt 1 1 144.9 0.0 0.0

331.9

210.0

581.8

240.0

811.9

Event 3Evt 4 EventTotal 4 Evt 2 2 Evt Event 3 78.1 44.3

74.2 172.5104.5 148.8 365.6

114.3

161.5

152.6

Total Time 401.7

428.4

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151st Nationals Team Results Artillery, Smoothbore Results

Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Gun/Crew 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA NO. 1 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY NO. 1 HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY 3RD MARYLAND ARTY ROGER DIXIE ARTILLERY 1ST PA ARTILLERY 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 2 1ST MARYLAND ARTY

Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Gun/Crew MCGREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY MCNEILL'S RANGERS 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY NO. 2 3RD MARYLAND ARTY ROGER CO G 23RD N.C. ST TRP 27TH NORTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS 12TH REGT US REGULAR INF 1ST VALLEY RANGERS 46TH ILLINOIS VOL INF 1ST MARYLAND CAV, CSA NO. 4 ROWAN ARTILLERY DULANY TRP 6TH VA CAV NO. 1 UNION GUARDS 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS 1ST NJ LT ARTILLERY 2ND MARYLAND ARTY, CSA

Artillery, Rifled - 3 placed Paid

Score 45-2V 41-1V 40-4V 39-3V 36-1V 33-1V 33-0V 31-0V Score 50-5V 50-4V 50-4V 50-3V 49-4V 49-2V 49-1V 48-1V 47-4V 46-3V 46-2V 46-1V 41-3V 39-3V 33-0V 25-0V

Rifled Howitzer - 1 Place Paid Place 1 2 3

Gun/Crew HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY ROWAN ARTILLERY 1ST MARYLAND CAV, CSA NO. 3

Score 50-6V 49-5V 47-1V

Howitzer - 1 Place Paid Place 1 2

Gun/Crew 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA (NO.2) COCKADE RIFLES

Score 43-4V 39-1V

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WHERE DID IT COME FROM?

The Percussion Cap

By Dana A. Bachman Skirmish Line Staff Writer By the beginning of the 19th century, flintlock muskets and rifles had been in use throughout the world for well over a hundred years.

But as times change, so do the weapons and tactics of war. Until then, battles were almost entirely dependant upon weather conditions. If the weather was rainy and damp, the priming powder on the muskets would not ignite and the shock value of a well aimed volley was reduced to fizzles and pops. Besides, the flintlock system itself was clumsy to operate and often unreliable, even in good weather. Various ways were experimented with to eliminate this problem, but none were as effective as the copper percussion cap.

In the year 1807, in England, a Scottish clergyman named Alexander Forsyth received the first patent for making a fulminating substance to be used as an ignition source for weapons. Reverend Forsyth was an avid fowler, but he was not very good at it. He claimed that the birds could see the flash of his flintlock, and thus dodge the shot. This led him to his invention, the “Forsyth Gun”, which had a round plug with a cavity in it that led to the breech, and upon the plug was a magazine that pivoted. The magazine held the primer on one end, and a striking rod on the other which was held loosely by a spring. One rotated the magazine until the primer section stopped against the plug and discharged the primer into the cavity. Then one rotated the magazine back so the striking rod could detonate the primer. It was ingenious, yet not quite efficient enough for military applications.

Applying fulminate to a device to render it feasible to be safely and efficiently used to ignite the powder charge in military weapons was another problem. No one is really sure who actually invented the copper percussion cap. In Europe, in 1812, Johannes Samuel Pauly and Johann Nikolaus von Dreyse both came up with systems that were similar to the caps used in modern cartridge weapons, but were not “true” percussion caps. In 1814, an English immigrant to the U.S. named Joshua Shaw applied for a patent involving a small iron cup which held a minute quantity of fulminate. Mr. Shaw was a forerunner of today’s recycling movement, because he hoped that the iron cups would be re-primed and used again. This did not go over very well, and in 1815 he switched to pewter, turning his back on recycling and embracing the infant “disposable” movement. Pewter, unfortunately, did not satisfy his desires. It was too hard, and it was rather expensive to use. Copper, however, seemed to work well. It was soft, cheap, and readily abundant, so Mr. Shaw switched to that in 1816. Durs Egg, Colonel Peter Hawker, and Joe Manton also claim to have invented the copper percussion cap.

Until the development of the Model 1833 Hall-North Breechloading Percussion Carbine, no U.S. martial small arm used the percussion cap as its ignition system. This was the icebreaker, for soon afterwards, all U.S. martial small arms would use the percussion cap.

As for where the Ordnance Department obtained them, records show that Mr. Shaw sold the patent for his copper percussion cap to the U.S. Government in June of 1844. The precise amount he received for it was not decided upon until after three years of letter-tag had been played between Mr. Shaw and the Ordnance office and War Department. His eventual compensation was for $18,000, paid to him on February 20th, 1847. Mr. Shaw’s machine made the flanged or “winged” percussion cap that was commonly used by both the North and the South in the Civil War. Until 1845, the U.S. had been importing its percussion caps, but with Mr. Shaw’s patent, his ingenious fellow named Bouton, by 1848 we were self-sufficient in producing percussion caps until the outbreak of the Civil War. Mr. Bouton, employed at the Watervliet Arsenal, devised a machine that produced the flanged copper percussion cap in greater quantities, safer, and at less expense, than any other system in use in the world at that time. Using one man to operate two of his machines, 60,000 caps could be fabricated in ten hours. It would take seven men and seven machines to accomplish 50,000 caps using the French method.

Few items essential to the war effort were produced in such copious quantities as the percussion cap. From January 1st, 1861 to June 30th, 1866, 1,220,555,435 percussion caps were either made or procured by the U.S. Government. Accurate numbers are difficult to obtain for Confederate quantities, but millions certainly were made/procured by Richmond for the armies of the Confederacy.

This article was found in a letter mailed to one of the Skirmish Line editors in the 90’s. I wanted to share it with the organization. - Eddie Davenport

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Listen to the Wind

By: Mark E. Dennis 1st Maine Heavy Artillery Written for the 92nd National Skirmish Distant fife and drum Grows closer and closer with each skirmish.

We sit here tonight in moonlight, bright...

And “Listen to the Wind”, The din of anguished souls.

For a moment, a soldiers’ camp, Tomorrow a battlefield, a skirmish line.

Night clouds sail by in ghostly parade.

(Inviting me, perhaps they sail for me.)

I wake to distant guns...

And the sound of fife and drum.

The first crack of gunfire echoes down the valley As sunrise golden glow signals the command.

Both armies, line after line across green meadows, Engage causes “written in the stars.”

The skirmish begins, but now, it is for us to remember...

Sacrifice and honor.

We skirmish into the mid-afternoon, And soon the guns of summer cease.

We will return again in Spring, After winter’s cold, to recall and pay homage once again...

To those who went before us...

Flags will unfurl, with color on the meadows...

As distant fife and drum Grows closer and closer with each skirmish.

We sit here tonight in moonlight, bright...

And “Listen to the Wind”, The din of anguished souls.

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The Second New Jersey Cavalry at Brice’s Crossroads

By William C. Goble Originally published June 1997.

In mid-1863, New Jersey had only one cavalry regiment in the field. Joseph Karge, who at one point had commanded that regiment, was home in Newark. The wound that had caused him to resign his commission had healed, and the old soldier was anxious to get into the fight again. He petitioned Governor Parker for permission to recruit and train a new mounted regiment. The request, with support from Karge’s former commanders, several politicians, and former Governor Olden, was sent to Washington, where it was personally endorsed by President Lincoln on June 12, 1863.

The recruits of 1863 differed from those early in the war, however. Many men had discovered that they could enlist, take the bounty, and then desert to join another regiment for another bounty. The clever and lucky could amass a small fortune with little risk. These bounty jumpers gave Karge fits. By the end of August, one hundred and eight men and two officers were carried on the Second’s books as deserters. The open camp was also beset by whiskey peddlers, assorted hustlers, and people selling civilian clothes to potential deserters. An exasperated Karge wrote the Assistant Provost Marshal L. Jones, asking for help and complaining, "I am beset with deserters and bounty jumpers... My best men are worn out with guard duty." In frustration, Karge cleared his camp of unwanted civilians.

After a short tour with the Army of the Potomac, Karge and his Jerseymen were sent to Tennessee to join the Yankees trying to corner Nathan Bedford Forrest. Upon arrival, Karge was placed under the command of an infantry officer, which frustrated him greatly, but did not stop him from getting the most out of his men and inspiring his junior officers to do their job.

That night, fifty to sixty Jerseymen were cut off and captured when they missed a turn in the road. The retreat continued for another day and night until the column met a relief force at Collierville. The victorious Rebels pressed hard to totally destroy Sturgis' command and came close. The Second New Jersey’s performance as rear guard did much to prevent a total rout.

It was a great victory for General Forrest. He captured 1,618 men, 16 guns, 200 wagons, 1,500 stands of arms, and a page-long list of other equipment at a cost of about 500 casualties. Sturgis was ruined. His total casualties numbered 2,240, and the survivors would be worthless for weeks. The Second lost six men killed, nine wounded, and sixty-five missing. Among the dead was Captain Charles C. Reiley, hit on the first day. Reiley was a former first sergeant in the Eleventh New Jersey Infantry. Color Sergeant Jesse L. Harrison was also killed, hit in the head by a bullet that smashed the color staff. In spite of the defeat, Karge and the Second enhanced their reputations. Sturgis wrote, "I cannot refrain from expressing my high appreciation of the valuable services rendered by that excellent and dashing officer, Col. Joseph Karge, of the Second New Jersey Volunteers."

After the battle, Sturgis was sent to military limbo by Grant, and Karge went on to lead the Second to the end of the war, eventually being commissioned a Brevet Brigadier General.

Ellie wrote about the fate of a captured Rebel Lieutenant: "If he had been one of the incarnate devils who were engaged in the Fort Pillow Massacre he would not have fared so well at our hands—for we have made no prisoners of any who have fallen into our hands whom it was known took part in that transaction."

The Jersey horsemen ran up against Forrest at Bolivar and caused him to retreat through the town and across the Hatchie River, allowing Karge to join a very exclusive club for Yankee soldiers: those who had defeated Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Word filtered to General Washburn that Forrest was gathering a large force at Tupelo, Mississippi. With Sherman's supply line getting longer as he moved toward Atlanta, it was critical that Forrest be attacked before he could disrupt Northern communications. On June 1, a Union force led by General Samuel Sturgis left Memphis leading an expedition of 3,300 cavalry, 5,000 infantry, 16 guns, and 200 wagons. Four days later, Karge, with 200 men from the Second and 200 more from the Seventh Illinois and Tenth Missouri, was sent on a scouting mission to determine Rebel strength around Corinth. It was a dangerous mission, deep into Rebel-controlled territory.

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As Karge led his command from Ripley to Rienzi, Forrest got wind of the move and sent a brigade out to cut off the Jerseymen. The Yankee horsemen surprised the Rebel guard at the Rienzi Depot and the Rebels took to their heels. Karge put his men to work tearing up the railroad while a telegrapher eavesdropped on the Southern message traffic. The raiders moved fast, destroying Confederate property as they marched.

Second Lieutenant Alexander A. Yard wrote his brother on his happiness of being detached under Lieutenant Colonel Kitchen: "He don’t have an officers' call every morning for the sake of saying, 'Gentlemen you are not worth a damn,' as Colonel Karge has done repeatedly... it would make your blood run cold to see the way white men are treated by 'K'. I would not accept promotion under him for anything in the world... to be under the man I am is almost as bad as Hades." Apparently, the Colonel was hard to please. Other men, veterans of the eastern war, found the commissary wanting. They complained that they received twice the amount of food in the East than they were issued here.

Eventually, the Second was assigned to Major General Cadwallader Washburn’s command. Washburn then planned a three-pronged attack to catch the "Devil Forrest." But the wily rebel gave Washburn the slip and the blow landed in the air.

The "Devil" had a schedule of his own. On April 12, Forrest attacked Fort Pillow and overwhelmed the garrison. In the confusion of the surrender, some African American troops were killed after the white flag was raised. The Confederates claimed that the men killed took up arms after surrendering, but there were Northern claims of cold-blooded murder. The story grew to become the "Fort Pillow Massacre," which precipitated a congressional investigation and became the Civil War’s greatest horror story.

Union troops were incensed by the Fort Pillow story, and it made for a harder war.

Thank You to the Staff and Volunteers of the 151st N-SSA Nationals Now that some time has passed since the 151st National Skirmish, we want to take a moment to extend a sincere thank you to all the staff and volunteers who helped make the event possible.

The 151st was far from ordinary. With unexpected weather and logistical hurdles, it took an extra level of effort and flexibility to keep things moving. From range crews and registration teams to target changers, scorers, and those who stayed late to help with cleanup—it was the commitment of volunteers that made the difference.

Many members stepped up without being asked, filling in gaps, solving problems on the fly, and doing the kind of behind-the-scenes work that often goes unnoticed. Your efforts ensured that, even with the challenges, the skirmish remained a success and upheld the spirit of friendly competition and historical appreciation that defines the N-SSA. Thank you for your time, energy, and dedication. Your contributions left a lasting impact—and didn’t go unnoticed.

Eddie Davenport - Skirmish Line Editor.

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Shawn Shaffer, 2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA - DSCA Single-Shot Breechloader - Bronze

Eddie Schneeman, 8th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, CSA DSCA Musket - Gold

George Schell, 9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA - DSCA 5-Gun Bronze

Kent Snyder, 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry - DSCA 5-Gun Bronze

Tom Rea, Nansemond Guards - DSCA Single Shot Pistol Bronze

Rick Cameron Jr, Nansemond Guards - DSCA Single Shot Pistol - Bronze

Walt Zdon Jr, 2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA - DSCA Breechloader - Gold

Cindy Pierce, Rowan Artillery - DSCA Musket - Bronze

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Scott Harris, 1st Florida Cavalry, CSA - DSSA - Bronze

Steve Brockmiller, York Rangers - 50 Year Membership Award

11th Indiana Zouaves (left to right): Jay Fulton; Accepting 50 Year Membership Awards: Jay Harrold (accepting on behalf of his father Mike Harrold); Randy Norris, Kenny Craig; Mike Wilson. Also accepting a 50 Year Membership Award (far right) is Chuck Fulton, Union Guards.

Owen Friendenthal, accepting on behalf of his father, Neal Friendenthal - 15th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry - 60 Year Membership Award (posthumous)

Jocelyn and Joey Plakis IV, accepting on behalf of their grandfather, Joe Plakis Jr, Hamption Legion, CSA - 60 Year Membership Award

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9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA, Co A - with the William Frances Keys Trophy for 1st Place A Musket Team; and the Walt Taylor Memorial Trophy for 2nd Place Musket-Carbine Team Aggregate

1st Valley Rangers, Co A - with the Army of the Tennessee Memorial Trophy for 1st Place A-3 Musket Team

5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Co C - with the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Trophy for 1st Place C Musket Team

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Nansemond Guards, Co B - with the Franklin O Hayes Memorial Trophy for 1st Place B-1 Musket Team

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Co A - with the Jack Rawls Place Memorial Trophy for 1st Place Musket-Carbine Team Aggregate and the Hibler-Ninness Memorial Trophy for 4th Place A-1 Team

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry - with the Alan Bilby Memorial Trophy for 1st Place A Carbine Team

McGregor’s 2nd Battery, Co A - 1st Place A-2 Carbine Team

1st Valley Rangers, Co A - 1st Place A-3 Carbine Team

Washington Blue Rifles, Co B - 1st Place B-1 Carbine Team

5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Co B - 1st Place B-2 Carbine Team

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21st Virginia Infantry, Maryland Guard, Co A - with the 1st Place Class A-1 Revolver Team Trophy

Forrest’s Escort Company, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-2 Revolver Team

Nansemond Guards, Co B - 1st Place, Class B Revolver Team

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Cockade Rifles, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-3 Revolver Team

Hattie Bethke, 3rd Maryland Artillery - 1st Place Junior BB Gun Individuals

Lily Jenkins, Mosby’s Rangers - 1st Place Senior BB Gun Individuals

Wesley Becker, 17th Pennsylvania Volunteers - 1st Place Junior Pellet Rifle Individuals

Gavin Price, 48th Virginia Infantry - 1st Place Senior Pellet Rifle Individuals

Lily Jenkins, Mosby’s Rangers - 1st Place Senior Pellet Pistol Lily Jenkins, Mosby’s Rangers (L) and Hattie Bethke, 3rd Individuals Maryland Artillery (R) with the Clarence Holloway Jr Tenderfoot Trophy for 1st Place Junior and Senior Youths.

Lily Jenkins, Aidan Ruchty, Joseph Becker, Alexander Weaver - 1st Place Junior Terrence Donohue, Henry Shaw, Nadia Shaw, Richary Abbey - 1st Place Junior BB Gun Team BB Gun Team

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2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA, Co A - with the Private’s Trophy Cockade Rifles, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-2 Breechloader for 1st Place Repeater Team Team

Tammany Regiment, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-3 Breechloader Team

2nd New Jersey Cavalry, Co B - 1st Place, Class B Breechloader Team

1st Regiment Illinois Volunteer Light Artillery, Co A - 1st Place Spencer Team

Nansemond Guards, Co A - 1st Place, Class A Single-Shot Pistol Team

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Nansemond Guards, Co B - 1st Place, Class B Single-Shot Pistol Team

Most of Nansemond Guards A, B, C teams - who were 1st Place in those three respective classes - for Single-Shot Pistol Team

McGregor’s 2nd Battery (Rifle) - with the Russell L Yeagy Memorial Trophy for highest scoring Rifled Crew

1st Maryland Cavalry, CSA No 1 (Smoothbore) - with the Ben 1st Maryland Cavalry, CSA No 2 (Rifled Howitzer) - 1st Place, T Cooke, Sr. Memorial Trophy for highest scoring SmoothClass D (Rifled Howitzer) Artillery bore Crew

21st Virginia Infantry, Maryland Guard, Co A - with the Men of the West Trophy for 1st Place A-1 Smoothbore Team

2nd New Jersey Cavalry, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-2 Smoothbore Team

McGregor’s 2nd Battery, Co A - 1st Place, Class A-3 Smooth- Nansemond Guards, Co B - 1st Place, Class B Smoothbore bore Team Team

Nansemond Guards, Co C - 1st Place, Class C Smoothbore Team

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Dave Cole, National Commander - presents Chuck Kindle with the Past National Commander Patch.

Teams march with drum and fife to the line Sunday Morning.

George McDowell, 12 Pennsylvania Infantry - and 151st National Skirmish Director addresses the troops.

Craig Stanley, Cockade Rifles - is presented with the Skirmish Director’s Star for the 151st Fall National.

The N-SSA band plays the National Anthem and Dixie Sunday morning.

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A History of the Veterans’ Skirmish

By Bob Siegfried (Former editor of “The Skirmish Line”)

Editors Note: With the upcoming Veterans Skirmish I thought it would be fun to explore the history of the event. This article was originally published in 1989.

In the winter of 1966-67 plans were first made by Happy Taylor (RVM), Bob Siegfried (RVM), and Jerry Stone (2nd Va Cav.) to hold a general muzzleloading rifle match for round ball muzzle loading rifles, muskets and revolvers to be open to the general public and the skirmish association members. This match was termed a rendezvous (though not in the same sense of dress once applied today) to draw shooters from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, portions of Ohio, New York and other near-by states. The idea was to broaden our activities and increase the income to be used for range and property improvement and Fort Shenandoah.

The first rendezvous was held in July 1967. There were 104 shooters who fired 568 matches. These rendezvous type matches continued until 1969. At that time the consensus was that we needed to make a change in the format of the matches. The opinion had been expressed many times that some of the skirmishers would like to see a match restricted to the older shooters, with 10 years or more in skirmishing.

The Board of Directors was approached by Happy Taylor with a request that a committee be appointed to study this proposal.

Commander Carl Jensen gave whole-hearted support to the idea and appointed Happy Taylor as chairman of a 6-man committee to investigate the interest and need for such an activity. The committee reported back to the Board with an affirmative finding indicating an enthusiastic response from the members and presented its plans for conduct of the then styled Veterans’ Skirmish.

The purpose of the Veterans’ Committee would be to conduct a series of special Skirmish type matches restricted to skirmishers who have been members of a member organization for a minimum of 10 years. “Teams” of ten men would be chosen by lot, each name having been placed in a hat (box) and drawn until all had been assigned to a shooting team. In this way there could be no hand picked teams to win each year and each skirmisher would have an opportunity to meet with and shoot with other men not connected with their parent organization. The entire idea was to have fun and shoot with men who were dedicated to skirmishing.

Funds in excess of $5,000 were to be placed in an escrow account to make special improvements on the range property. Examples of these are the Memorial Park, the Provost Building (and now the Veterans’ Building).

Plans to build a museum were mentioned early on and an escrow account was established by the committee for this purpose. The museum building was planned to provide a site for veterans with approval of the Board of Directors of N-SSA. Plans called for a two-story structure with museum on the top floor and housing some of the bottom floor for small groups such as our Board of Directors or the Skirmish Staff to hold their deliberations away from the general public. The building will be in keeping with the theme of our activity as governed by our building code.

It is the hope of the Veterans’ Committee that skirmishers will donate material for our museum. It will not contain any weapons or other material which might entice looters but rather will consist of old pictures and newspaper articles, Skirmish Lines of yesteryear, etc. Past chairs of The Skirmish Line are especially asked to search their files for unpublished pictures, articles and other material.

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Jackson McCuin - 1st Place Boys Best Visual: Jackson is dressed to go fishing with Dad, one of his favorite things to do. He is wearing a cotton plaid shirt, green linen trousers and suspenders of a fabric called ticking. Accessories are a wool Newsboy cap, and a tin bucket with bait.

Amelia Magno - 1st Place Girls Informal Regular Competition: Amelia’s dress is a cinnamon pink cotton check, a boat neckline, capped sleeves, fine English net undersleeves, trimmed in a brown wool braid. Amelia’s accessories are a straw bonnet with plaid ribbons, a ribbon belt and Bible.

Judy Stoneburner - 1st Place Ladies Best Visual: Judy’s dress is a cotton plaid. The bodice is made with an “arundal” vest, which is a velvet half vest front sewn under a bolero style jacket.

It is trimmed in decorative metal buttons and white cotton under-sleeves.

Nelda Platz - 1st Place Ladies Informal Regular Competition, and The Becky Wood Award: Nelda’s dress is a deep blue, round shaped bodice (no darts), center opening, hook and eye closure and decorative buttons. The sleeves are a “coat sleeve” shape, with a button at the wrist.

Melissa Bowen - 2nd Place Ladies Best Visual: Her costume is two separate items: bodice and skirt, made in different colors, which became popular during the Civil War Era. The bodice is a gold cotton, and the skirt is a plaid cotton, with a wide fabric belt.

Elizabeth Hines - The Susan Brisban Award for an over-petticoat Special Project: Beth’s project is an over-petticoat trimmed in three groups of tucks. The first and third group of tucks, nine each, are horizontal, sandwiching the center group of nine tucks, which are diagonal.

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Fashion Through the Ages!

The Costume Committee of the N-SSA entertained the troops with a timeline fashion show, exhibiting fashions that occured from 1776 to 1940, spanning and touching upon each of our American Wars.

Sewing Workshops! A perennial favorite!

Peggy Edward-Shaw conducted our workshop, teaching Penny Rugs, a fun project used for decorating a home in the 19th century. A display of antique collars and cuffs, from the mid-nineteenth century was also on display.

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TAPS Spring 2025

John (Buddy) Carver

Mosby’s Rangers/skirmish Line Photographer

Paul Dingler

Forrest’s Escort

Ronald Fredericksen

Richmond Volunteer Militia

Don Kolehmainan

1st MI Volunteer Infantry

Mitchell (Crash) Landin

1st Regiment VA Volunteers

Steve Light

Washington Blue Rifles

Steve Loughman

1st TN Volunteer Infantry

Tom Neill

1st PA Artillery

Robert Preston, Sr.

1st MI Engineers & Mechanics

Tom Schick

13th NJ Volunteers

Jim Stowers

15th Independent Btty

JB Hodgdon

Harlan’s Light Cavalry/Owner, Hodgdon Powder Company

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- Emily Dickinson

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