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Battle photographs are hard to do. You're involved in the action, trying to follow orders, and above all, be
safe. Photographs on these pages are illustrations of what reenacting is like,
but there's much more than can
be adequately expressed, such as the 'thrill of battle' the agony of your
feet, smoke, dust, confusion, shouts, bangs,
booms, thuds, and such. In short, what battle is like. It is fun, and like
nothing else you'll likely experience.
| Fighting off the Union cavalry, Franklin 2004 |
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| Dead Yanks, Franklin 2004 |
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| Water for the thirsty soldiers |
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| Bill Taylor at Corinth, 2005 |
| "At the Double-Quick!" |
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| Franklin, 2004. Photographer unknown |
| Other Interests: My Wife's convertable sports car |
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| Willys M38 1/4 Ton Truck and Gun, M2, 155mm |
| Lt. Col.Sanders at the Battle of Perryville |
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| Fort Smith School District |
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| Tent is on a frame on the stage. TV shows Pickett's Charge |
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| "A Company" in Battle Line, Franklin |
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| Maj. Griggs & Brigade Column, Franklin, 2004 |
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| Very tired soldiers, Franklin 2004 |
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| Massard Prairie, Fort Smith, Ark. |
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| Assault by the Texas Dismounted Cavalry |
| Major Alexander (top) and horse |
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| Honey Springs, 2005 |
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