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.L.5 Southern Guards 17H1, H2(32, 47), 38 (Co C - Carroll Guards); Spencer, 1st Lt Israel 4121st Bn 41; 23rd Bn, Co E 33; 27th Bn, Co BEdgefield Riflemen/Hussars 9, 12, C(27, 45) State Guards (South Carolina) 736; 39th Bn, Co I 37Edisto Rifles 10-11 Sunflower Guards 41Edwards, James W.43 Mississippi Rifles 21, E1 (29, 46), 34, 39, 40 Sykes, Adjutant General Walter L.39-40equipment 19, 37-38, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47 Mitchell, Joseph Henry 33Moody True Blues 42 Trenholm, Alfred Glover 9George, Capt J.Z.38 Moore, Pte Henry Augustus 24 True Confederates G2(31, 47)Georgetown Rifle Guard 17 Moore, Sgt James W.14Gist, William H.5 Moore, Robert A.36 Union Light Infantry 4, 8, 9, A3(25, 44)Gist Riflemen 11, CI (27, 45) Morgan Rifles 11Glaze, William 18 Moultrie Guards 3, 8 Van Dorn Reserves 34Gooch, Thomas P.33 Vaughn, Archibald 14Governor's Guards (South Carolina) 5 Natchez Cavalry/Fencibles Gl(31, 47), 33 Volunteer Southrons 20Hains, Robert R.15 Oconee Rifles 16 Wagener, Maj John A.5Hampton's Legion 11, 13, 14, C(27, 45) Orr's Rifles 14-16, 16, 17, D2(28, 45) Washington units 3, 6, 7, 11, 13-14, B3(26, 44),(Co F - Davis Guards) C3(27, 45)Hatch, Col Lewis M.13 Palmetto units 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 19, D3(28, 46) Watchesaw Riflemen 6-7Highland Guard 4-5 Parks, William F.33, 40 Water Valley Rifle Guard 24, F3(30, 46-47)Home Guard (of Holly Springs) 20-21 Peake, Capt Humphrey 35 Whippy Swamp Guard 17Huckaby, Pte Leander 36-37 Williams, John LeRoy 44Peden, William A.20Huddleston, Capt James 40-41 Williams, Pte Leonard 13Pee Dee Rifles 7, 10Hutson, Pte Charles 13-14 Williams, Washington Albert "Puts" 7Pickens Riflemen 6, 20Hutto, Alphon/o Burton 13 Winston Guards 39Piney Wood Rangers 40-41Witherspoon, Thomas D.24Porter, Rev A.Toomer 12, 13, 16Worthington, Pte Taylor B.36Issaquena Artillery 41 Prairie Guards 21,34,36-37J.W.Thompson Invincibles 33 Ramage, Peterson Borrum 12 Yazoo Minute Rifles 35James Creek Volunteers 24 Ramsay, 1st Sgt Andrew H.16 York Guards 18Jeff Davis Legion/Rifles E2, E3(29, 46), 34 Rankin, ("apt William J.40Jenkins, Col Micah 11 Raymond Fencibles 34 Zouaves 3, 8, 17, Dl(28, 45), 4448Me n - a t - A r ms " 4 2 3The uniforms, equipment, history and organizationThe Confederateof the world's military forces, past and presentArmy 1861-65 (1)South Carolina &MississippiThe common image of theConfederate Army during theCivil War has been shaped bya limited number of earlyphotographs of soldiers wearingthe gray and butternut associatedwith the CS regulations andquartermaster issues.Thissequence of books examinesa wider field: the originaluniforms of the state militiaand volunteer companies whichformed the Confederate armies,Full color artwork Portraitsand the continuing efforts byindividual states to clothe theirtroops as wear-and-tear reducedthe originally wide range ofuniforms.Drawing on a massof information from statepapers and other contemporarydocuments, the text is illustratedwith rare photographs andmeticulous color plates.Photographs Unnvaled detailISBN 1-84176-849-9OSPREYPUBLI SHI NGwww.ospreypublishing.com 9 "781 841 "768496" [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]