Georgia Volunteer Battalion

The "Wetplate Process, Ft. McAllister, Ambrotype Feature

Information on Benning's Brigade and the 17th Georgia, in anticipation of Gettysburg 2008

Minutes of the 2008 GVB Leadership Conference, Pipes, Advice for New Reenactors: Getting Your Gear Where it Should Be

Gettysburg Information.  Advice for New Reenactors: attending a National Event

Marching by the Flank, both Right and Left. Advice for New Reenactors: Rolling Rounds.  Atlanta Campaign Overview

Fall Campaign Overview, GVB Safety Overview, pt. 2, Skirmish Drill: Assembling and Rallying: Reforming the Platoon and Company

Skirmish Drill: Advancing and Retreating While Firing, GVB safety Overview part 1

Skirmish Drill: Deployment, Book Review of Craig Symond's "Stonewall Jackson of the West, Patrick Cleburne and the Civil War."

Loyalist Arms Lorenz, Skirmish Drill Basics, and the USS/CSS Waterwithc Project

Manassas AAR, Preservation Opportunities, and "Saving Face"

artillery Safety for the Infantryman, Tax Information for Reenactors, Women's Gloves and Mitts, and a Book Review of "Refugee Life in the Confederacy."

Taking Care of Your Leather Goods, Confederate Overcoats

Supply and Demand pt 4 of 4, Painted Cloth Accoutrements, The Proper Salute, and a Book Review of "Ersatz in the Confederacy."

Supply and Demand, pt. 3 of 4, Notes on Men's Shirts, Hats, and a Book Review of Portraits of a Conflict

Canteens, The New Battalion Colors, Supply and Demand, pt 2, The Duties of a Reenacting NCO.

Cooking What You Carry, Supply and Demand pt 1 of 4, Book Review of Mrs. A.P. Hill's "New Cook Book", Winter Muster at Ft. McAllister, Practical Knots.

Campfire Basics, Recruiting a Regiment, pt. 2 Retention, Book Review of Hardtack and Coffee

Building a Western Confederate Impression from Scratch, Relics from the Nash Farm Battlefield, Developing First Person for Living Histories, and Recruiting a Regiment.

Building a Western Federal Impression from Scratch, Basic Reenactor First Aid, Review of "Civil War Journal and Letters of Washington Ives."

Ettiquette, Customs, and Courtesies, "Preservation of the Nash Farm Battlefield", Taking Care of Your Feet, Buying Civilian, and a Review of "Rebel Private, Front and Rear."

March 2006

The Dress Parade, Advice for New Reenactors