81. Marketplace - Unit Histories Nazi invasion of the Soviet union over its the strategic background infantry unitoperations, describing WORLD WAR II military RECORDS A FAMILY HISTORIAN S http://unithistories.military.com/

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82. Labor-Management Relations The union proposed the following to range 143, and the hours of duty for employeesassigned to ranges 109 or 145 only when there is a military unit on the http://www.opm.gov/lmr/fsip/index98/assign.html

FSIP Home Page Agreement/Bargaining Obligations Alternative Work Schedule Assigning Employees/Work ... FSIP Decisions By Case Numbers ASSIGNING EMPLOYEES/WORK Department of the Army, Headquarters 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum, Fort Drum, New York and Local 400, American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO , Case No. 97 FSIP 94, January 2, 1998 (Release No. 405). The AGENCY proposed the following: Section 6 When assigning work, supervisors will take into consideration environmental conditions, such as extreme heat or cold and availability of utilities (electricity, heat) required to do the work, and will make appropriate accommodations. If Employees cannot reasonably be accommodated as necessary to perform gainful work, they may be released on administrative leave. Section 8 The employees who perform duties which are vital to medical facilities, public safety, national defense or other work exigencies may be designated as Emergency Essential personnel. These Employees may be required to report for duty despite delay or closures or to remain at work when directed to so and may be disciplined if they fail to make reasonable efforts to report for duty. Designations of emergency essential Employees will be forwarded to the Union prior to the proposed effective date. The UNION proposed the following: Section 6 A. When assigning work, supervisors will take into consideration environmental conditions such as extreme heat or cold and the availability of utilities (electricity, phones, water) required to do the work, and will make appropriate accommodation. If Employees cannot reasonable be accommodated as necessary to perform the functions of their job, they may be released on administrative leave. A decision must be made within two (2) hours of the time the complaint is given to management. Before administrative excusal may be granted, it must be established by the Employer that the conditions are such as to actually prevent working.

83. Camp Nelson Union Army Base Overview Camp Nelson was a very large union Army base Nelson s defenses, and were sent intomilitary actions from as one of the primary cavalry units operating from http://www.users.kih.net/~dparker/nelson/nelson.htm

Camp Nelson Overview "Sir, the scouts report that the following lie ahead. What are your orders?" Advance to more on Camp Nelson ... Regiments at Camp Nelson Significance of Camp Nelson Send the men to ... Reenactment Unit Overview Real First Cavalry, CSA Real ... Retreat to the 1st Kentucky Home Encampment Send a dispatch to: 1st Kentucky Adjutant Camp Nelson was a very large Union Army base which was in operation from 1863 to 1865. It was located about five miles south of the town of Nicholasville, Ky., and served several major functions. It was a recruit training camp for newly mustered in regiments. It was a major supply head, receiving stores by rail and then sending them to armies in the field by wagon train. It was the major supply depot for armies operating in central and southern Kentucky, eastern Tennessee, and western Virginia. It was a major medical facility, receiving sick and wounded transported from the field. It was a strongly armed fort, and served as both a defensive anchor against potential attack into Kentucky (it was, in fact, established as a response to Bragg's invasion of Kentucky in 1862) and as a base of military operations sending troops into the field on military actions. It contained a large African-American "refugee" camp consisting mostly of families of black soldiers who came with them when the mustered into the army.

84. Program Overview Though Virginia had not yet declared itself seceded from the union, there was andair of Though not a member of a student military unit while a student at the http://www.virginia.edu/arotc/Overview/history.htm

Army ROTC at The University of Virginia History of Military Units at the University of Virginia Research by 2LT Brendan Dignan, 2001 Home Overview Cavalier Battalion Curriculum ... US Army In the early days of the University, circa 1820, while Thomas Jefferson was still Rector, a voluntary military company existed. However, it was disbanded some years later on its unwillingness to submit to certain regulations of the faculty, who held a firm grasp over University policy at the time. The dispute was over the issue of weapon keeping. The student-cadets wished to keep arms in their Lawn rooms on the Academical Village . Faculty members refused this request, demanding that weapons be kept in a separate armory. Without a compromise, the company fell idle for some 30 years. Upon the secession of South Carolina on December 20, 1860, two military companies were again formed at the University, this during the second session of 1860-1861. Students from the Virginia Military Institute traveled to Charlottesville to form and train the companies. Though Virginia had not yet declared itself seceded from the Union, there was and air of trepidation among the primarily southern student body. These two companies consisted of about 100 students each and called themselves the "Southern Guard," and the "Sons of Liberty," an obvious reference to rebellious group led by Samuel Adams prior to the Revolutionary War.

85. Civilization Fanatics' Forums - SCENARIO: American Civil War - C3C Only The bottom line is the only unit that can stand up Div in most cases and even then,that union div had anything else, did a quick build on the military academy http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?postid=1610533

86. National Civil War Association Dunniway Co. Representing the union Army of the period are several unitsthat are recreations of actual Civil War military organizations. http://ncwa.org/union/indexu.htm

home contact us join members area 5 june 2004 NEXT EVENT The Union Brigade prepares for another event at Duncan Mills - Guerneville, CA July 17-18, 2004 MORNING REPORT FORMS HERE 10 january 2004 2004 BRIGADE STAFF Col. Kevin Spesert Lt. Col Robert Tabone Major Nelson Snook Sgt. Major Pat McKenna 8 july 2003 Caseys Infantry Tactics , available online. The Company Clerk , a small book describing the paperwork involved in running the typical Civil War unit. MORE INFO UNION BRIGADE Representing the Union Army of the period are several units that are recreations of actual Civil War military organizations. These include representative units from the artillery, infantry and cavalry, as well as the support systems such as the U.S. Medical Department. The Infantry was the mainstay of the Army during the War, the "Queen of Battle." It represented the bulk of the troops that engaged in fighting. Most of the soldiers in the field during the Civil War belonged to infantry units organized under the auspices of the state volunteers. In the NCWA, the Union Brigade infantry is represented by several units:

87. Georgia--Civil War--Coffee County Units out to be for union units. Olson Genealogy Search Pulaski County, Georgia, Militaryunits, Indian War Muster Roll of a Detachment of Georgia Cavalry Mounted http://www.blueglobus.com/cgi-bin/search/search.cgi?results&keywords=Georgia--Ci

88. MISSOURI VOLUNTEER FORCES IN THE CIVIL WAR With Federal Service OF MOLLUS, 302 W. Springfield Ave., union, MO 63084 September 01, 1998 (447 of 447units complete) Source Militia Infantry (Duty in 7th military District, North http://www.usmo.com/~momollus/MOVOLFED.HTM

MISSOURI VOLUNTEER FORCES IN THE CIVIL WAR with Federal Service (UNION) The total number of men who served from Missouri on the side of the Union was approxiamately 110,000 and 90,000 on the side of the Confederacy but the total number will never be known for sure. The following list of Union Forces from Missouri has been generated by the Missouri Commandery of MOLLUS from Frederick H. Dyer's "A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, V.III" and includes 445 Union troops. This three volume set can be found in many libraries. The Missouri Commandery will be working to get the unit histories on-line as well but this may take some time. Currently there are only a very few number of either Union or Confederate unit histories from Missouri units. We plan on working with our Confederate counterparts to have a similar list developed for the Confederate Forces from Missouri. For further information please contact us at momollus@mail.usmo.com or write THE MISSOURI COMMANDERY OF MOLLUS, 302 W. Springfield Ave., Union, MO 63084. The MO Commandery of MOLLUS is a non-profit S 501(c)(10) organization.

89. The Union Leader And New Hampshire Sunday News - 10-Jun-04 - Reservists' Familie wants the meeting to result in the unit being sent said even getting a commitmentfrom the military may not be reused without the permission of The union Leader http://www.theunionleader.com/articles_showa.html?article=37539

90. USCWC -- Civil War Soldiers And Units Information 2 Regimental Histories Battle of Olustee Confederate units Battle of Olustee Unionunits Civil War History Civil War Officer Members of military Order of the http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/links/cwsuinfo2.htm

Civil War Soldiers and Units Information 2 Acadians in Gray American Civil War Biographical Bibliographies American Civil War Generals: Pictures ASU Researcher Broadens Knowledge of Tom Green ... Yale's Southern Accent BROKEN LINKS: Civil War Campaign Medal Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients Civil War Navy Hall of Fame Civil War Soldiers Confederate Generals Confederate Generals at Gettysburg Confederate Roll Call Confederate States of America Florida's Civil War Soldiers The Generals of Gettysburg The General's Headquarters German Soldiers and their Regimental Histories Historical Perspective: The Life of the Post-Civil War Black Soldier and Sailor Important Southern Figures The Proving Ground (Mexican War influence on CW generals) Michigan's Last Civil War Soldier Search the Texas Confederate Pension Applications Index Soldiers in Kansas Union Generals West Point Graduates The Altom Family in the Civil War "Bloody Bill" William Anderson William "Bloody Bill" Anderson Robert Anderson ... Georgia Infantry Nathan Bedford Forrest Nathan Bedford Forrest Nathan Bedford Forrest Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp 215 Nathan Bedford Forrest: Confederate General (Cavalry) ... Lt. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest

91. Jefferson County Kentucky Military Units Jefferson County Kentucky military units. The idea behind this pageis create a list of all those who served from Jefferson County http://home.ix.netcom.com/~gsdownr/usgw/jefferson/military.html

Jefferson County Kentucky Military Units The idea behind this page is create a list of all those who served from Jefferson County for which genealogical records may be available in the National Archives. This list will contain an "email pointer" to persons who have information to share or are interested in learning more about these soldiers. If anyone has more information, please email me at patrick@migrations.org . The other way to get more individuals listed here is for you to send me the name, rank, unit, and war served in and we'll build the roster one name at a time. American Revolutionary War See a list of pensioners who lived in Jefferson County. Here is very useful site concerning Revolutionary War Land Warrants. War of 1812 Do you have a list of several companies of veterans from Jefferson County who fought in the War of 1812 Mexican War Surely somebody must know of some veterans from Jefferson County who fought in this war! Civil War 54th Reg. KY. Mounted Infantry, Union (scanned images) 6th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Regiment (U.S.) Civil War Kentucky in the Civil War Roster Search Civil War in Kentucky ... First Kentucky Brigade, CSA "The Orphan Brigade" Spanish American War Is there a list of veterans from Jefferson County?

92. NARA Descriptive Pamphlet (DP) - M1898 military Service Records of Volunteer union Soldiers Who to his service in other unitsor organizations. and official papers concerning the military service of http://www.slcl.lib.mo.us/slcl/sc/dps/m1898.htm

Special Collections St. Louis County Library 1640 South Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri 63131-3598 (314) 994-3300 ext. 208 scollections@slcl.org NARA Descriptive Pamphlet (DP) - M1898 Compiled Military Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served With the United States Colored Troops: 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (Colored) St. Louis County Library would like to acknowledge the cooperation and support of the National Archives' staff. M1898 DP : Beginning Background Records Description Related Records ... List of NARA Descriptive Pamphlets on this Web Site The Special Collections' copy of this microfilm publication was purchased by the Julius K. Hunter and Friends African American Research Collection NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM PUBLICATIONS Compiled Military Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served With the United States Colored Troops: th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (Colored) Introduction written by Budge Weidman, Project Manager

93. American Civil War Search Directory. http//www.rootsweb.com/~kyrockca/military/pensions/seals_anderson.jpg,......Select A Sub Category Members of Connecticut units. (1). http://www.dhq.nu/search/links.asp?cat=111

94. 10th Light Horse Regiment Other volunteer units followed between 1870 and 1897 under such titles as UnionTroop of With the establishing of military Districts throughout the http://www.lighthorse.org.au/unitsact/10th.htm

Light Horse Military Units HISTORY OF 10TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT The first of the mounted units in Western Australia to be officially formed was the Pinjarra Mounted Volunteers raised in October 1862. Other volunteer units followed between 1870 and 1897 under such titles as Union Troop of Western Australian Mounted Volunteers, The Wellington Mounted Volunteers and The Perth Mounted Rifle Volunteers. However these were short lived and by 1897 all had been disbanded. On 7th June, 1900 orders were given to raise the Western Australian Mounted Infantry. By 1901 this was completed and it is in this Volunteer Cavalry Regiment that A Sqn 10th Light Horse Regiment has its origin. During the South African War 1899-1902 the colony of Western Australia raised and sent nine contingents (six Western Australian Mounted Infantry and three Australian Commonwealth Horse). With the establishing of Military Districts throughout the Commonwealth a new system of designation was introduced and in 1912 the 18th A.L.H. (W.A.M.I.) became the 25th Light Horse (W.A.M.I.). At the outbreak of the Great War in 1914 the Australian Imperial Force (A.I.F.) was raised. Initially a mounted unit was not required from Western Australia however approval was given for C Squadron of the 7th Light Horse Regiment to be formed in Western Australia (the balance from Qld and N.S.W.). Interest was so great that it was realised that a complete Regiment could be formed by West Australians and the 10th Light Horse Regiment was established.

95. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Society > ... > Wars > Civil War > Union Units union units Subjects Society Wars Civil War union units. http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=210855

96. Brenda S Guide To PA Genealogy - Military on the Nation’s Civil War Battlefields Civil War Unitslist of Soldiers Who Diedin Defense of the American union Interred in the military Asylum Cemetery http://www.key-net.net/users/oron/military.htm

Military Branches of Military U.S. Air Force U.S. Army U.S. Army Center of Military History U.S. Coast Guard ... U.S. Naval Historical Center U.S. Navy history U.S. Navy - How to obtain service and medical records Civil War - Units 8th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers 8th United States Colored Troops contains PA soliders 52nd PA Regiment, Co. I 61st PA Volunteers history and more 62nd PA Infantry Regiment 67th PA Volunteer Regiment 85th PA Volunteer Regiment 101st PA Volunteer Infantry terrific information on the volunteers! 101st PA Volunteer Infantry - Roster A to L 101st PA Volunteer Infantry - Roster M to Z 103rd PA Volunteer Infantry regimental roster 103rd PA Volunteer Infantry regiment history 103rd PA Volunteer Infantry Andersonville prison records 103rd PA Volunteer, Co. G regimental roster 103rd PA Volunteers history 135th PA Volunteer Infantry 148th PA Volunteers regiment history and list of officers 187th PA Volunteers regimental roster 187th Regiment, PA Volunteer Infantry Pennsylvania Volunteers of the Civil War searchable rosters and histories Civil War Rosters by State Civil War - County Sites Centre Co. - Civil War Burials

97. Civil War Units -- Unit 2 -- Version 7.8 Civil War units USA States KN. Last update March 28, 2004 This is version 7.8 of the (U.S.) Civil War units file. The next version will be posted in June. I'll post a call for listings first. http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/unit2.html

Civil War Units USA States K-N

98. Bibliography For Illinois In The Civil War to the microfiche edition of Civil War unit histories Part 4, The UnionMidwest andWest regimental histories Resources at the US military History Institute. http://www.illinoiscivilwar.org/cwbiblio.html

Bibliography References for specific units can be found by following the hyperlink for the unit from Illinois in the Civil War Most references can be found in libraries within the state of Illinois. See Illinois libraries for more details. Lists of Soldiers and Officers If you don't know the unit in which your soldier served, these references can provide that information. Knowing the unit can lead you to information about service, pension records, and other resources. Search Rosters at Illinois State Archives' web site Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois for the Years 1861-1866 multiple volumes, Illinois Adjutant General, 1900. v. 1 Infantry: 7th - 15th v. 2 Infantry: 16th - 35th v. 3 Infantry: 36th - 55th v. 4 Infantry: 56th - 77th v. 5 Infantry: 78th - 105th v. 6 Infantry: 106th - 131st v. 7 Infantry: 132nd - 156th; Cavalry: 1st-5th v. 8 Cavalry: 6th-17th narratives on most IL units: lists all men by rank, their disposition (mustered out, died, wounded) and provides a narrative of each regiment index is separate (see next entry) Index to report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois, vols. 1-9, 1831-1866

99. Military Unit Researchers It is NOT for requesting information about a military unit. Your Name YourEmail Which Side? Confederate. Type Cavalry. http://www.tngenweb.org/civilwar/reschers.html

The following people are researching particular military units. If you have information about the listed unit and would like to exchange information, please contact the researcher. If you would like to have your name listed here, please use the form below. CSA USA MISC "Aim, fire low, and may God have mercy on their souls!" - Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson at First Battle of Bull Run (Battle of Manassas) CONFEDERATE UNITS 1st Confederate Cavalry - Companies A, B, C and D Greg Miller - steven63@bellsouth.net 2nd (Ashby's) Cavalry - CSA Gerald D. Hodge, Jr. - rebel1863@hotmail.com 4th/8th Tennessee Cavalry - Company K - CSA (Paul's People, Baxter-Smith Commander) Ted Urbanski - tedsuedoghouse@sbcglobal.net 9th Tennessee Cavalry Battalion - CSA Mike W Thompson - mike.thompson1@worldnet.att.net 11th Tennessee Cavalry - CSA Bob Watt - BobWatt@webtv.net 13th Tennessee Cavalry - CSA John Brogden - 16thtn@bellsouth.net 17th Tennessee (Sanders) Cavalry - CSA Joanne Taylor - grannyshaw@aol.com

100. American Civil War Search Directory. Select A Sub Category Artillery units. (21), Cavalry units.(3). Infantry units. (305). Displaying Links 110 of 17, http://www.dhq.nu/search/links.asp?cat=49

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