The Skirmish Line - Spring 2018 by Skirmish Line Magazine

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

Spring 2018

Volume 64 ~ Issue 2

In this issue: 2018 National Officer Candidates 137th National Results & Photos

Regional News Top Gun - Musket

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Co. A 137th National Skirmish 1st Place A-1 Musket Team William Francis Keys Trophy

SCV and UDC Southern Social at the 138th National Thursday evening, 5pm - Room below the museum All N-SSA members are invited to the SCV & UDC Southern Social at the 138th National. Just bring a chair or camp stool and your favorite beverage. This is an opportunity to meet fellow N-SSA members who are also members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Sons of Union Veterans, and Daughters of Union Veterans. There is no agenda, just a time to meet fellow Compatriots and Daughters. The N-SSA, UDC, SCV, SUV, and DUV work hand-in-hand participating in parades, memorial services, reenactments, monument dedications, etc. If you have suggestions or comments, email John Sharrett at sharrett1728@gmail.com and indicate NSSA-SCV in the subject line.

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Volume 64 ~ Issue 2 Spring 2018 Covering the News & Happenings of the 37th National Skirmish. Visit Us at www.N-SSA.org

In this Issue SCV & UDC Southern Social Invitation......................................................... 1

National Commanderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Column ................................................................... 4 2018 National Officer Candidates ............................................................... 5 Taps ........................................................................................................... 12 Welcome New Recruits .............................................................................. 13 Note from the Editor.................................................................................. 14 Meet the Staff Officer: Brian Evans ........................................................... 15

On the Cover

110th Ohio Volunteer

2018 Contact List ....................................................................................... 16 Charitable Giving ...................................................................................... 18

William Francis Keys Trophy

138th National Skirmish ........................................................................... 20 50-Year Awards ............................................................ 21 Team Match Results ...................................................... 22 Mortar & Artillery Match Results .................................. 46 Individual Results ......................................................... 48 Tenderfoot Match Results ............................................. 52 NRA Young Skirmisher Award ...................................... 60 NRA Senior Skirmisher Award ...................................... 62 Costume Committee Awards ......................................... 64

Change of Address Requests

Top Gun - Musket ...................................................................................... 68

Please send all address changes to:

The Unsung Skirmisher: Todd Hess ........................................................... 70

Judy Stoneburner N-SSA Executive Secretary PO Box 218 | Crozet, VA 22932-0218

Regional News: Potomac ........................................................................ 71 Chesapeake ................................................................... 72

If your household receives multiple copies that youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d prefer not to receive, please email execsecretary@n-ssa.net.

Memorial Park Brick Request Form ........................................................... 77

Infantry, Co. A 1st Place A-1 Musket Team

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Small Arms Approval Form ....................................................................... 76 Emergency Medical Information Slip ........................................................ 78 50-Year Membership Award Form............................................................. 79

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By the time you read this, the skirmish season will be well along. The spring national was one that I hope we do not have to repeat as far as the weather was concerned. The host teams, led by Bobby Hannula, did a masterful job working under difficult conditions. Our Emergency Operations Officer, Chester Lauck, was a major help as we needed to make decisions regarding the weather. The Gainsboro Fire Department was also a big help. Thanks to all of these folks. While the weather conditions were difficult, almost all of the skirmishers were cooperative and supportive as we had to move campers and find temporary places for hundreds of displaced folks. This is an election year for the N-SSA. The current national officers are running un-opposed. I hope that this means that the membership is satisfied with the national officers. In addition, many regional commanders will be up for re-election in the fall. I encourage people to run for office. We all have a duty to do whatever we can to make the N-SSA a better and stronger organization. We always need more skirmishers to step up and serve in any way that fits their talents. Just as we all need to recruit new members to join our ranks, we also need to serve so that the N-SSA is around for our grandchildren and their children. Just as we need skirmishers to step up and serve, we need the financial resources to continue to function. Wayne Jordan has had several articles about members donating to the N-SSA and this effort has resulted in over $20,000 in donations. We need this effort to continue. The August Board of Directors meeting will be held the first weekend in August at the Kernstown Battlefield. We will be meeting literally on the battlefield! If you have never been to a Board meeting I encourage you to try to attend. You really should see your Board members at work. Each member receives a package of materials before the meeting and are encouraged to share that package with their regions in order to get input so that regional commanders can make informed decisions. By the time you read this, your regional commander should have shared the Board package with you. In the package there is a motion to limit regional commanders to three consecutive terms. National officers are already limited to two consecutive terms. If this passes, it will eventually cause more members to serve on the Board. There is also a report with suggestions to revise the schedule at our nationals. Over the years much has been added to the schedule but nothing has been deleted. At the Board meeting, discussions are held and decisions are made that greatly affect all skirmishers so if you can make it to any Board meeting, I strongly encourage you to do so. As we move forward we face many challenges. The climate in our country concerning history and firearms is not friendly to our hobby. We must have leaders who can see the big picture and plan for the future. We need to have members who are willing to serve. It is essential to recruit new members and keep those who are already on the rolls. I am sure that you can come up with other concerns. Can we overcome and succeed? I am certain that the answer is â&#x20AC;&#x153;yesâ&#x20AC;?! Together we will make the N-SSA even stronger than it is now. I look forward to your input and involvement. I will see you on the firing line! 4

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2018 National Officer Candidates On the next few pages, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find the nominations for National Officers which were received by the Chairman of the Nominating Committee, Robert Hannula. Candidates are presented in alphabetical order by office. Please take time to read and evaluate each candidateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s information before voting. Candidate statements are included as received - contents have not been edited, except for layout consistency.

In accordance with current N-SSA by-laws: ARTICLE III:

OFFICERS

SECTION 1 The officers of the Association shall be the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Inspector General, and Executive Secretary. Except for the Executive Secretary, the officers shall be elected by the membership from members in good standing of member organizations for terms of two (2) years, or until their successors are elected. Beginning in 1994, no one shall be elected to the same national office for more than two consecutive terms. The Executive Secretary shall be appointed by the Board of Directors and serve at the pleasure of the Board. Officers elected by the membership shall receive no compensation except the reimbursement of bona fide expenses incurred on behalf of the Association. The six officers shall be known as National Officers, and, except for the Executive Secretary, shall be eligible to vote on all matters coming before the Board of Directors. SECTION 2 Officers and their duties are as follows: PRESIDENT, having the title of COMMANDER, shall preside over meetings of the membership and the Board of Directors; be a member ex officio of all regular and special committees (except the Awards, Nominating, and Election Committees); perform all the duties usually pertaining to the office of President; perform other duties as may be assigned by the Bylaws. VICE PRESIDENT, having the title of DEPUTY COMMANDER, shall perform all duties of the Commander in his absence or at his request; perform other duties as may be assigned or directed by the Commander. SECRETARY, having the title of ADJUTANT, shall conduct official correspondence at the direction of the Commander or the Board of Directors; keep records of Association business, except as delegated to the Executive Secretary; maintain a roster of national and regional officers, committee chairmen, and staff officers; perform other duties as may be assigned by the Board of Directors.

TREASURER, having the title of PAYMASTER, shall perform normal duties of treasurer; collect all dues and other funds paid to the Association; serve as custodian of all Association funds; write checks in a manner prescribed by the Board of Directors; keep an accurate record of all funds, and submit an accounting of same to the Board of Directors; submit records for auditing when so directed; be bonded for malfeasance and misfeasance in an amount set by the Board of Directors. The INSPECTOR GENERAL shall inspect to determine that participating individuals and organizations at National Skirmishes comply with the Skirmish Rules; inspect probationary organizations at National Skirmishes, and make recommendations as to their qualification for membership to the Board of Directors. appoint assistants from among the members, if necessary, to assist him in the performance of his duties. Skirmish Line

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2018 National Officer Candidate - Commander The members of Company C, 2nd United States Sharpshooters nominate David T. Booz for the office of Commander. Signature of Team Officer: Ellen Wetzel I accept the nomination. David T. Booz CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS & PRIOR SERVICE TO THE N-SSA: I have served in leadership positions for over fifty years. Positions and experiences in the N-SSA include: • Chesapeake Regional Commander for 14 years. • Founder and commander of Company C, 2nd United States Sharpshooters

• National Adjutant two years • National Inspector General four years • National Membership Committee Chairman four years • National Uniform Committee Chairman for four years • National Small Arms Chairman for three years • National Rules Chairman for five years • Long Range Planning Committee member for four years and Chairman for three years • Election Committee Chairman in 1988 • Ad hoc committee member to hire an editor for the Skirmish Line in 1998

David T. Booz Candidate for office of Commander

• Adjutant for the 100th National Skirmish • Skirmish Director for a N-SSA Recruiting Skirmish in 2010 • Chair of a search committee to find a new Skirmish Line editor in 2010 • Skirmish Director for four Spring Chesapeake Regionals • Eight time speaker at the Nationals for the Education Committee • Two time winner of the Lew Wallace Award for History Education • Chaired an ad hoc committee to study the feasibility of a two phase, two relay musket match at the Nationals • Helped as a recruiter at nine Gettysburg reenactments • Created a recruiting booth on three occasions at the Maryland Arms Collectors Association Baltimore Gun Show • Commander of the First Maine Heavy Artillery for ten years • Adjutant of the First Maine Heavy Artillery for one year • Adjutant of McNeill’s Rangers for eight years • Received the N-SSA Award of Merit in 2013 for service to the N-SSA

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PERSONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

• Member of the N-SSA for forty three years • Married to Barbara Booz for 45 years, two sons, five grandchildren • Retired after thirty years in public education as a history teacher, department chairman, football and lacrosse coach, high school assistant principal, high school principal for sixteen and a half years • President, and co-founder of Carroll Lutheran School for three years • Associate professor of Education and History at Carroll Community College in Westminster, Maryland for three and a half years • Executive Director of the Friends of the National Parks at Gettysburg for one year • Adjunct Professor in Civil War Era Studies at Gettysburg College for twelve years • Vice president of the Maryland Arms Collectors Association for six years • President of the church council of St. John Lutheran Church in Fairfield, PA for seven years CANDIDATE’S STATEMENT: Over the last two years I have tried my best to help lead the N-SSA. I have spent many, many hours listening to individual skirmishers to help deal with their concerns. I have stressed our need for recruitment and that each and every one of us must be involved in keeping the N-SSA alive and strong. We need to stress the absolute need for more of our members to volunteer to fill elected positions and to serve on committees. There is always a need for new blood. As we go forward we need to assess the schedule of our national skirmishes to better serve the ongoing needs of our skirmishers. As our membership gets older we are need to do whatever we can to make sure that we can continue to skirmish. I have asked our Program Officer to chair a committee to assess the national schedule and to bring recommendations to the Board of Directors in August. Input from individual skirmishers and teams is always welcome. We live in a very difficult time for our nation and for our sport. We need to make sure that people realize that we are responsible firearms owners and that safety is paramount in our activities. We honor our ancestors on both sides of the Civil War and stress that we are all part of a unified nation. If re-elected I hope to continue our efforts to recruit new members, try to expand the number of ranges that we can use across the country, and continue to maintain our standards. For the vast majority of us the friendships that we have made in the NSSA are extremely important and we want the opportunities to be together to continue. Together we can continue to skirmish and help to make our sport healthy for many more generations. I thank you for the support that you have given me during these last two years.

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2018 National Officer Candidate Deputy Commander The members of 111th Ohio Vol Inf (#024) nominate Charles Kindle for the office of Deputy Commander. Signature of Team Officer: Kathryn Kindle, Commander I accept the nomination. Charles L. Kindle, Jr. CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS: I have been an active member for 40 years with the 11th O.V.I. I have held the team commander and team adjutant positions. I was the assistant skirmish director of the 78th national and the skirmish director of the 97th national. PRIOR SERVICE TO THE N-SSA: I have been the Regional IG for 6 years, Regional commander for 13 years. I have also been the Protocol Officer for 12 years. I have been assembling the national medals for the last 22 years. I also filled in the position of the current Deputy Commander, after the untimely passing of Wade Huffman. PERSONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

Charles Kindle Candidate for office of Deputy Commander

I have been married to my loving wife for 45 years, we have 2 girls Kelley (Fred) and Kristie. We have 6 grandkids. I am a lifetime member of the NRA. I am now retired from my job as an auto mechanic. I enjoy camping and shooting along side of my wife. CANDIDATEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S STATEMENT: I want to help the membership grow to assure its longevity and to keep the organization a success. I want to help assist the National Commander with all areas of the job.

The Official N-SSA Store National Hours: Thursday - Friday - Saturday 9am - 6pm Tees, Sweats, Polos, Jackets, Kids Apparel, Hats, Membership Card Holders, Mugs, Patches, Stickers, Barware, Key Rings, Hitch Covers, Christmas Ornaments Stop by and mention this ad for a free bumper sticker.

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2018 National Officer Candidate - Adjutant The members of Harlan’s Light Cavalry 223CV nominate Melinda Shaw 10358V for the office of Adjutant. Signature of Team Officer: Erick Shaw I accept the nomination: Melinda Shaw CANDIDATE'S QUALIFICATIONS: N-SSA National Adjutant 2016-present N-SSA member of Harlan’s Light Cavalry for 16 years 14 years of experience in hospitality management and leadership experience Currently manages a staff of over 60 annually rotating employees Currently manages all operations including marketing and finance for a dairy business within the University of Delaware. Lecturer at University of Delaware since 2014

Melinda Shaw Candidate for office of Adjutant

PRIOR SERVICE TO N-SSA: Current N-SSA National Adjutant Paymaster of Harlan’s Light Cavalry since 2010 National Recruiting Officer since 2015 N-SSA Marketing Committee Member since 2015

Organized and staffed first annual booth at the Great American Outdoors Show in Harrisburg, PA. Coordinated new Recruiting N-SSA Video (Filmed Spring 2016) Contributor to N-SSA Blog and Social Media Marketing Assisted in writing and gaining Board approval of N-SSA Marketing plan and budget (2016) PERSONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION: BS from Syracuse University in Hospitality Management Married to Erick Shaw (Harlan’s Light Cavalry) CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT:

Over the last couple years, I have had the honor to work with the N-SSA board and membership as National Adjutant. I’ve enjoyed and respected the board officers that I’ve worked with so far as we push forward to expand and maintain the N-SSA. I believe I represent a different perspective and generation of skirmisher which can benefit the N-SSA in a leadership position. We now have a very active recruitment program and presence in the shooting and outdoors community but more importantly, an effective system to follow up with potential new members and attendees of these events. If re-elected National Adjutant, I would continue to focus my efforts in Recruiting and Marketing on a Board level as well as engage and encourage the next generation of N-SSA leadership to help ensure the longevity of our beloved association.

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2018 National Officer Candidate - Paymaster The members of 49th Virginia Infantry (110PT) nominate James G. Baird, 05018V for the office of Paymaster. Signature of Team Officer: Sandra E. Baird, Adjutant for James Adams, Commander I accept the nomination. James G. Baird CANDIDATE'S QUALIFICATIONS:

James Baird Candidate for office of Paymaster

PRIOR SERVICE TO N-SSA:

PERSONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT:

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2018 National Officer Candidate Inspector General The members of Harlanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Light Cavalry 223CV nominate Wayne D. Shaw for the office of Inspector General. Signature of Team Officer: Carroll Shaw I accept the nomination: Wayne D. Shaw CANDIDATE'S QUALIFICATIONS:

Wayne D. Shaw Candidate for office of Inspector General

PERSONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT: As the current National IG I have tried to maintain a level playing field for the N-SSA; by enforcing the rules as written and being open to the membership to answer any questions that arise. My hope is keep the N-SSA strong and growing so my Grandchildren and all others can enjoy this wonderful sport. This is just not a sport it's a family!

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Friday evenings during Nationals, 6-7pm, lower level of Historic Center This is an open discussion meeting which will meet at each National Competition at Fort Shenandoah. If you have, or think you may have, a problem with drinking, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re welcome to attend. My name is Larry M., and I am a recovering alcoholic for 21 years. If you have any questions or would just like to talk, please feel free to call me at 765-425-5716. Skirmish Line

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TAPS Wayne Blatherwick...................... Co. G. 1st US Sharpshooters John M. Dodson .......................... McNeill’s Rangers John B. Gilmer ............................ 1st Richmond Rifles and National Commander from 1956-1958 Robert Hemmerly ........................ 2nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Howard Ken Kortman.................. 118th Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry John R. Kraus ............................. Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry Wayne “Mac” McCumbie ............. Thomas’ Legion of Highlanders and Indians Sheldon N. “Micky” McKee, Jr. .... 1st Connecticutt Volunteer Infantry Philip George Vermeulen ............ 1st South Carolina Vol. Inf. Harold Wolf ................................. 1st New York Dragoons

North-South Skirmish Association National Commanders *John Gilmer *James Waters *Albert Hardin *Carl Jensen Richard Corrigan *Frank Schock John Sharrett *James McAleer John Robey *Royal Inge Earl Coates Gary Crawford Earl Coates Charles Smithgall Linwood McMahon Phillip Spaugy David Booz

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Welcome New Recruits Allegheny Region John J. Allen ..................... Chartiers Valley Guards Henry F. Hughes ............... Portsmouth Light Artillery Ryan J. Hughes ................ Portsmouth Light Artillery Tammy J. Jones................ Chartiers Valley Guards

New England Region Ilya Bobrov ........................ 63rd New York State Vol. Infantry Larry Steve Hamrick ......... 34th Bttn. Virginia Cavalry Dylan G. Hopper ............... 67th New York Volunteer Infantry Timothy B. McDaniel ......... 4th Virginia Infantry

Carolina Region Stan H. Barker .................. Iredell Blues Orin Briggs Harding .......... Palmetto Sharpshooters Steven Lu .......................... Palmetto Sharpshooters Robert S. Simpson ............ Palmetto Guard Co I, 2nd SC Vol

Northeast Region Edward J. Heilborn............ 63rd New York State Vol. Infantry Kelly M. Valentino ............. 72nd New York Volunteer Infantry Colleen A. Wells................ 1st U.S. Artillery Emily A. Wells ................... 1st U.S. Artillery

Deep South Region Benny Phillip Bagwell........ 3rd Regt. Georgia Volunteer Inf John Hayes ....................... Forrest's Escort Company Gordon W. Moon, II........... Forrest's Escort Company Layla R. Sasser................. 4th Louisiana Inf Delta Rifles

Northwest Region Cody A. Collins ................. 7th Tennessee Inf. Regt., CSA Julie Tack .......................... 24th Michigan Vol. Infantry

Mid-Atlantic Region Colin Lee Davidson ........... 13th Regt. NC Infantry Nicholas C. Della Vella ..... 15th Regt. New Jersey Vol. Inf Pat Gilewicz ...................... Forney's Battalion, USMC Adam Michael Priestley .... Lancaster Fencibles Jeff P. Slavin ..................... 1st Pennsylvania Artillery Owen M. Suozzo............... Durell's Independent Battery Tyler N. Travis................... 13th Regiment NC Infantry Keith Vandegrift ................ Co B 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry Robert L. Zelley, III............ 56th Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry

Potomac Region Louis H. Knapp ................. 49th Virginia Infantry, CSA Alexander T. Kuhn ............ 1st Maryland Infantry, CSA Tracy O. Lemley................ 17th Virginia Infantry, CSA Jonah T. Pitts .................... Capt. Simms' Bttn., CSMC Julian M. Pitts.................... Capt. Simms' Bttn., CSMC Richard P. Snaider ............ 49th Virginia Infantry, CSA Tidewater Region Ronald A. Boatwright ........ 2nd Virginia Cavalry Brian P. Dusch .................. Washington Grays Matthew T. Jensen............ Old Dominion Dragoons

Midwest Region Jaden M. Ball .................... Harris' Light Cavalry Richard N. Helwig ............. 2nd Ohio Vol. Infantry Janet M. Perrin.................. 19th Indiana Infantry Thomas J. Robey .............. Union Guards

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Note From the Editor Please be aware that, for a period of a few weeks, emails to the editor were rejected by Yahoo and lost somewhere in cyberspace. If you sent something to be included in this issue and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t see it, please send it again to skirmishline@n-ssa.net and it will be included in a future issue. I apologize for any inconvenience.

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MEET THE STAFF OFFICER By Wayne Jordan

Meet Brian “BJ” Evans, the National Safety Officer for the N-SSA. This is his fifth year holding this position, and he is the first person to hold it. It came about when Steve Light proposed to the National Board that we should have such an officer and he wrote the proposal and rules for that position. An announcement was made at the Potomac Regional meeting that the new position needed to be filled, Brian threw his name in, and the next thing he knew, he was approved by the Board. The first thing Brian did was review all bylaws and safety rules to determine what needed revising, what was obsolete, and what was missing. He says, “I don’t revise any rules for the sake of revising. I’m using my observations from walking up and down the line, especially during the last eight Nationals. I look for things needing improvement or change. I look for Brian “BJ” Evans repeated bad habits, like improper ramming. In my opinion, some things need to be removed N-SSA National Safety Officer in order to streamline the process and focus on the truly important safety issues.” Obviously, in today’s world more than ever, it is extremely important to our organization that any and all firearm injuries be prevented. All it takes is one simple mistake to jeopardize our insurance coverage and the very existence of the N-SSA.” Brian’s been a skirmisher since 1974. His dad was with the 13th Confederate and Brian grew up with that team. He’s been casting bullets and reloading since he was 10 years old. He has also been the Potomac Region Inspector General, was one of the co-founders and commander of his current team - the Dulany Troop, and a Range Support Officer at a National. Why take on this job? Brian says that, as he’s aged, he feels a little less competitive than he once was, so he decided to channel more of his energies into new ways to help this organization that he has enjoyed being part of for so long. He enjoys working with other staff officers and the skirmish host staffs. It’s interesting to observe different approaches to putting on skirmishes, and he gains insights from the variety of skirmishers he interfaces with as to how to get tasks done and how to contribute positively to the improvement and building up of the N-SSA. Brian enjoys giving the safety orientation in the morning at Nationals, and helping the line safeties set the tone of a friendly and organized skirmish. He likes to see the volunteer firing line monitors enjoy the job and be well-prepared to create the best atmosphere for everyone on the line. Of course, it’s no fun dealing with a situation “when someone is fired up” after being called on a safety violation. “National safety officers and the various Inspector Generals are not here to take punitive actions. These people are here to keep all shooters safe and should be considered as a resource. They sometimes see things that an individual skirmisher does not realize is happening, like not pointing a muzzle far enough away from their hands and face, or the guy next to them not following the safest procedures. Everybody makes mistakes, but there is no room for mistakes on the firing line.” Brian’s wife, Joanne, also skirmishes with him. Together they share a hobby of restoring vintage Jaguars, including engine rebuilds, bodywork, interiors, etc. He considers shooting to be a huge part of his life and has shot high power and small bore, but they don’t compare to black powder musket shooting. He shoots a 2 band Parker-Hale that he estimates he’s put about 50,000 rounds through over the last 40 years. He also likes his Sharps carbine and will, on occasion, shoot revolver or be part of the cannon team. Any final comments or memories from his many years of membership? “The first one that comes to mind,” he says, “goes back to when I was a kid in the ‘60s and we were at a skirmish at Fort Lee. An enormous rock fight broke out among the kids who were there. By the time we were done, the place looked like the aftermath of a Middle East battleground. But that was in the old days. We try to be safer now.” Meet the Staff Officer or Committee Chairperson is a series that will be published in each edition of the Skirmish Line. The most recent N-SSA directory lists 29 Staff Officers and 17 Committee Chairs. This reflects the wide range of duties that must be performed to keep our organization running. Most of these volunteers are low profile people who work quietly behind the scenes, contributing an enormous number of hours of work to support the N-SSA each year. This series of articles is meant to bring them out of the background and share with our membership who they are and why they are in these jobs. Skirmish Line

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2018 Contact List National Officers National Commander Past National Commander Deputy Commander Adjutant Inspector General Executive Secretary Paymaster

David T. Booz Phillip L. Spaugy Charles L. Kindle, Jr. Melinda C. Shaw Wayne Shaw Judy O. Stoneburner James G. Baird

dtbooz@yahoo.com pspaugy@aol.com clk111@roadrunner.com annieoak13@gmail.com wdsmas@aol.com execsecretary@n-ssa.net paymaster@n-ssa.net

Region Commanders & Region Inspector Generals Allegheny Commander Allegheny IG

John V. Doyle Craig C. Shedd

trapdoor1888@yahoo.com ccsmew@yahoo.com

Carolina Commander Carolina IG

James H. Rogers, III Dave Jackson

jjjrogers@abts.net gaffergrip@mil.com

Central Virginia Commander Central Virginia IG

Robert Hannula Michael Boley

bobbyhannula@juno.com

Chesapeake Commander Chesapeake IG

Edwin Thompson Michael L. Linton

mdrebel@live.com mlinton1966@yahoo.com

Deep South Commander Deep South IG

Lawrence E. Gibson Eddye H. Lawley

lawrence5650@gmail.com eddyelawley@charter.net

Mid-Atlantic Commander Mid-Atlantic IG

Roger A. Gray Harry H. Gaul, Jr.

ragray1961@njng.com har3rdus@gmail.com

Midwest Commander Midwest IG

Eric S. Schuessler Ian Egbert

eschues@aol.com ian45662@yahoo.com

New England Commander New England IG

Paul R. Morgigno Richard M. Intravia

paul14va@gmail.com quahog@sbcglobal.net

Northeast Commander Northeast IG

Ronald J. Barvian Stanley Wawrzyniak

bbarvian2@rochester.rr.com sw12304@gmail.com

Northwest Commander Northwest IG

Hugh S. Mc Leod Edward Walters

mcleodhu@gmail.com ewalt1855@gmail.com

Potomac Commander Potomac IG

Davy Crockett, Jr. Mark E. Elton

davyc@stny.rr.com mark.alaska@verizon.net

Tidewater Commander Tidewater IG

Mike Davenport Michael S. Stoneburner

eddiedavenport@netzero.com bulletmaker.stoney@gmail.com

Western Commander Western IG

Yancey Von Yeast John T. Thatcher

yvonyeast@yahoo.com jt450@aol.com

Robert T. West Nancy C. Crockett Robert E. Gorsky Wayne V. Jordan Gary J. Crawford Allen Minneman Sharleen Mullins

cannoneer@cox.net nancyc@stny.rr.com gorsbob@aol.com wvjordan@aol.com usimlt@hughes.net allenm@mtmcase-gard.com slwcarr@yahoo.com

Staff Officers & Committee Chairs Artillery Officer Awards Committee Bivouac Officer Charitable Giving Com Community Relations Corporate Relations Officer Costume Committee 16

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2018 Contact List (Continued)

Emergency Coord. Fort Shenandoah Historical Center Staff Officer History Committee Insurance Intnl Muzzleloading Committee Judge Advocate/Solicitor Logistics NRA Liaison Deputy Ordnance Officer & Medical Liaison Oversite - Bulletin Board Admin Personnel Review Photography Officer Program Staff Off/NRA Liaison Off Property Management Staff Officer Property Manager Protocol Officer Provost Marshall Publications Committee Public Information Officer Range Officer Recreation Recruiting Officer Registration Off & Visitor Committee Revolver Range Off & Marketing Comm Rules Officer Safety Officer Sanitation Officer Signal Officer Small Arms Staff Officer Statistics Officer Sutler Officer & IT Manager Uniform Committee Unit Membership Committee Veteran's Committee Youth Program Coordinator

Chester T. Lauck Bruce A. Allen John P. Zebelean, III John W. Richardson Errol W. Mc Lean Lars E. Anderson Todd H. Hess CWO-2 Frederic A. Behrens John Venskoske, Sr. Vicky L. Rowe Carlton Layne Ericka L. Hoffmann Craig Stanley Jeffrey C. Hall Timothy D. Scanlan Brandon S. Bowser Robert S. Klutas Sharon A. Myers Bruce W. Miller S Scott B. Harris Joseph M. Fisher Melinda C. Shaw Michael J. Bodner Chris M. DeFrancisci John S. Robey Brian J. Evans Charles J. Wager David Cole John D. Holland, Jr. Matthew R. Bennett Linwood L. Mc Mahon Mark E. Latham Kenneth L. Stiles George J. Schell Frederick J. Schell

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The information contained in the 2018 Contact List is maintained by the Executive Secretary of the N-SSA. If you see an error, or if your information has changed, please contact Judy Stoneburner at execsecretary@n-ssa.net.

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Support the N-SSA through Charitable Giving IRA REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTRIBUTIONS (RMD) THE BEST WAY TO AVOID TAXES AND HELP THE N-SSA If you are turning 70½ this year, or already have, you probably know that you must take a taxable distribution from your traditional IRA, 401k, or many other retirement accounts. Tax laws being as they are, this can create a very complicated situation which can trigger several additional taxes. There are some ways to minimize this impact. Wrinkles in the tax code can cause people in all income ranges to be penalized heavily for taking their Required Minimum Distributions (RMD), even those with modest incomes. An extra infusion of income from your retirement account may cause a big increase in the taxes you pay on Social Security income, can raise Medicare benefits cost, and, of course, raise your Federal, state, and local income taxes. At the upper income levels, a distribution can push you into a very high tax bracket and even cause you to pay the Medicare surcharge. In a convoluted way, our tax code can have the effect of causing a situation akin to double taxation on some of your income, which can lead to a big shock when you prepare your income tax returns and find out how much you owe the government. A SOLUTION TO BEAT THE TAX MAN – In a rare moment of constructive sanity, congress passed a law a few years ago allowing people to donate their RMD, or any portion of it, directly to a 501(c)3 charity like the N-SSA. It is quick and simple and avoids all of the taxes listed above. It’s a no fuss, no muss process - just do it once and you are done - no more tax issues to deal with on that money. You may think this is no better than taking your distribution, then making your donation later and deducting it on your taxes. But for many people the mere act of receiving your distribution first triggers the other taxes, leaving you to make sure you can make the most of the itemized deduction for your subsequent donation. Many people find that process backfires on them. So, If you are thinking about supporting the N-SSA with a charitable donation and you haven’t yet taken your whole RMD this year, consider donating some of it to the N-SSA now. Just call your plan administrator, custodian, bank, or broker and ask them to help you do this. They work with this all the time and should be able to take care of this with minimal effort. For more information, please refer to the Skirmish Line from the 2nd quarter of 2016, or see the copy of it posted online. Visit n-ssa.org, then click on Bulletin Board, Forum, and Charitable Giving. Since that article was written, the new tax law has been passed making this program of direct donations of RMDs even more likely to be of value to you. Also, be aware that everyone’s tax situation is different and the benefits one person may receive from this sort of donation will differ from other people’s benefits. But there is no downside to using this method of making a donation.

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LOOK OUTWARD “Most people value being supportive of others, such as friends, families, and causes they believe in. Even giving a few dollars can make you feel you’re using your resources especially wisely.”

AARP Magazine

AMAZON SMILE – DONATE TO THE N-SSA WITHOUT IT COSTING YOU A CENT! Remember, when you are making purchases on Amazon, sign in to smile.amazon.com and choose the North-South Skirmish Association as your beneficiary charity. Amazon will donate a small percentage of most purchases to the N-SSA as part of their charitable giving program. It all adds up nicely. We’ve been receiving hundreds of dollars per year this way. Let’s shoot for thousands. The way people are buying from Amazon these days, it will happen. Have your spouses, family and friends set up the N-SSA on their Smile accounts, too. Amazon is offering the money, so we might as well sign up for as much as we can get. More information on this program can be found in the Skirmish Line edition in the 3rd quarter of 2016, or see the copy posted on the online N-SSA Bulletin Board under Forums, Charitable Giving. “Seventy-six percent of people in their 60s say being generous is a big source of happiness. Making a difference and feeling gratitude were top reasons for giving, whether time or money.”

AARP Magazine

DONATE NOW! You can send in a donation at any time of year. Checks may be written to The North-South Skirmish Association and mailed to: N-SSA, c/o Wayne Jordan, 8606 Eagle Glen Terrace, Fairfax Station, VA 22039. Please be sure to include your name and contact information.

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137th National Skirmish May 16-20, 2018

National Commander

Skirmish Director Star

137th Skirmish Director

David Booz

Sharon Myers

Robert Hannula

Certificate of Appreciation

136th Skirmish Director

Certificate of Appreciation

Wayne Jordan

Christine & Richard Intravia

Chiswellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Exiles

1st Connecticut

Unless specifically noted, all photos are by Ericka Hoffman, National Photography Officer. 20

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50-Year Awards

Peter Albee 10th Massachusetts Battery

Gary Crawford 1st Florida Cavalry

Donald L. Edwards

Dennis W. Heuer Dismal Swamp Rangers

Fletcher J. Pastore Cockade Rifles

Thomas P. Stemmerman 1st Maryland Artillery

A. R. "Roger" Wayte / 66th North Carolina

Keith Zimmerman Hanover Grays

50-Year Award Winners with Nancy Crockett. Missing: Peter Albee, Fletcher Pastore, and Thomas Stemmerman (Photo by Niki Bethke)

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Results Class A-1 Musket, 10 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 34 35 36 37

Team 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A UNION GUARDS CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. A 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A

Event 1 135.9 175.3 162.9 201.1 159.6 180.2 179.9 232.2 230.9 192.5 213.4 255.9 214.7 236.0 231.3 228.8 243.3 232.2 221.9 268.6 235.2 210.6 218.5 316.0 246.1 239.3 228.9 305.0 268.6 333.0 269.7 305.0 345.0 356.0 378.0 316.0 361.0

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Event 2 56.1 73.9 64.6 74.7 77.6 62.5 104.3 103.2 101.0 103.1 67.6 92.2 105.6 77.1 67.2 75.0 111.9 88.5 96.4 104.0 115.8 70.9 96.3 98.6 114.2 136.4 133.2 149.0 87.3 173.6 123.0 121.8 142.3 175.3 129.1 175.7 221.1

Event 3 49.6 95.3 101.5 96.0 66.9 105.8 57.5 87.5 64.7 82.5 56.9 90.7 97.1 107.1 114.4 116.5 123.0 118.3 108.1 100.0 120.0 113.2 101.6 87.9 108.9 124.8 107.4 160.5 138.7 136.4 205.3 152.8 161.2 245.1 121.3 227.8 146.8

Event 4 72.2 90.7 131.5 74.4 167.5 94.6 132.0 155.4 149.2 215.9 177.8 123.2 134.2 181.5 125.7 145.9 115.8 248.0 146.4 172.9 210.3 190.4 195.1 128.7 176.4 150.5 157.5 213.3 183.8 212.6 193.2 256.0 245.2 202.5 281.7 261.0 333.0

Event 5 47.5 65.5 50.6 80.6 63.4 98.3 103.1 64.9 103.4 63.2 144.2 107.9 118.7 90.1 162.4 140.1 124.6 51.0 185.1 117.0 116.3 221.1 209.3 196.6 185.3 202.9 251.4 87.0 260.7 122.5 193.5 173.0 118.2 101.0 172.5 159.2 122.3

Total Time 361.3 500.7 511.1 526.8 535.0 541.4 576.8 643.2 649.2 657.2 659.9 669.9 670.3 691.8 701.0 706.3 718.6 738.0 757.9 762.5 797.6 806.2 820.8 827.8 830.9 853.9 878.4 914.8 939.1 978.1 984.7 1008.6 1011.9 1079.9 1082.6 1139.7 1184.2

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Team Match Results Class A-2 Musket, 9 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

Team 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A DELAWARE BLUES CO. A OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A COMPANY D, 33RD VIRGINIA CO. A WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A

Event 1 256.9 164.1 322.0 295.0 316.0 284.1 275.0 305.0 361.0 300.0 367.0 333.0 345.0 333.0 373.0 395.0 328.0 305.0 328.0 356.0 345.0 361.0 356.0 350.0 418.0 345.0 469.0 406.0 440.0 378.0

Event 2 91.0 116.9 98.0 126.1 95.3 138.7 123.2 121.6 144.3 182.9 133.2 156.5 105.5 159.5 195.5 167.9 174.0 104.6 208.0 125.5 166.4 166.6 130.2 242.5 145.8 137.6 278.8 178.5 198.2 201.4

Event 3 95.2 67.9 138.4 177.0 183.8 149.8 143.6 157.0 127.9 175.8 108.0 233.8 173.9 180.6 189.7 208.5 113.2 181.1 207.9 205.2 239.7 168.6 203.3 242.5 209.9 333.0 201.0 345.0 345.0 322.0

Event 4 187.7 231.2 144.4 148.6 258.0 207.5 209.9 203.6 254.2 234.7 291.0 269.9 300.0 254.9 231.6 220.8 288.6 255.6 233.7 345.0 192.0 322.0 311.0 278.3 280.8 345.0 345.0 345.0 345.0 446.0

Event 5 107.4 169.1 152.1 128.4 86.5 192.1 238.8 209.9 161.9 163.6 161.0 90.2 177.8 203.2 152.2 151.2 240.2 300.0 243.1 210.1 336.0 268.2 300.0 235.4 318.0 336.0 234.4 336.0 354.0 354.0

Total Time 738.2 749.2 854.9 875.1 939.6 972.2 990.5 997.1 1049.3 1057.0 1060.2 1083.4 1102.2 1131.2 1142.0 1143.4 1144.0 1146.3 1220.7 1241.8 1279.1 1286.4 1300.5 1348.7 1372.5 1496.6 1528.2 1610.5 1682.2 1701.4

Photos by Walt Zdon "JR" 2nd MD ARTY CSA Skirmish Line

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Team Match Results Class A-3 Musket, 12 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 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Team 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A DIV. OF MARINES, CSS VIRGINIA CO. A 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A CSS ALABAMA CO. A 44TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 63RD NEW YORK STATE VOL. INF. CO. A FIRST ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY CO. A 1ST MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 7TH WV VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. B 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 7TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A BATTERY C, 1ST MICH. LT. ARTY. CO. A CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A FORNEY'S BATTALION, USMC CO. A 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A UNION VALLEY VOLS. CO. A PORTSMOUTH LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 67TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A CAPT. SIMMS' BTTN., CSMC CO. A 13TH NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A WASHINGTON GRAYS CO. A

Event 1 311.0 257.6 305.0 345.0 328.0 345.0 350.0 350.0 361.0 367.0 345.0 412.0 345.0 373.0 361.0 384.0 384.0 469.0 322.0 390.0 412.0 435.0 395.0 418.0 395.0 406.0 435.0 373.0 367.0 435.0 418.0 406.0 412.0 469.0 418.0 457.0 435.0 412.0 429.0 440.0

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Event 2 161.0 119.9 116.4 130.2 201.0 172.1 183.6 166.7 133.2 219.0 265.5 237.1 221.3 202.2 178.2 212.0 296.0 141.5 300.0 274.1 226.9 169.0 322.0 196.1 322.0 288.0 322.0 237.0 367.0 322.0 311.0 356.0 356.0 356.0 345.0 311.0 390.0 390.0 367.0 390.0

Event 3 112.8 139.9 178.3 139.2 141.9 210.4 163.6 267.0 256.1 231.0 235.0 194.3 221.0 280.1 225.5 287.1 238.0 155.8 244.3 216.1 235.1 345.0 333.0 333.0 333.0 262.9 367.0 356.0 283.1 322.0 378.0 268.9 299.5 333.0 367.0 333.0 345.0 356.0 408.0 401.0

Event 4 134.5 238.4 179.2 257.0 223.3 214.5 322.0 311.0 260.0 287.5 333.0 311.0 356.0 311.0 356.0 333.0 311.0 390.0 333.0 333.0 345.0 333.0 322.0 333.0 367.0 367.0 401.0 390.0 367.0 345.0 367.0 378.0 390.0 345.0 378.0 390.0 435.0 401.0 401.0 390.0

Event 5 154.2 190.8 220.5 138.8 140.1 161.2 242.6 229.0 318.0 230.5 193.4 300.0 318.0 300.0 354.0 266.1 265.4 354.0 318.0 336.0 336.0 318.0 248.8 354.0 256.3 354.0 159.2 336.0 318.0 336.0 293.1 390.0 372.0 372.0 372.0 390.0 336.0 390.0 438.0 444.0

Total Time 873.5 946.6 999.4 1010.2 1034.3 1103.2 1261.8 1323.7 1328.3 1335.0 1371.9 1454.4 1461.3 1466.3 1474.7 1482.2 1494.4 1510.3 1517.3 1549.2 1555.0 1600.0 1620.8 1634.1 1673.3 1677.9 1684.2 1692.0 1702.1 1760.0 1767.1 1798.9 1829.5 1875.0 1880.0 1881.0 1941.0 1949.0 2043.0 2065.0

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Team Match Results Class B-1 Musket, 6 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Team 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B UNION GUARDS CO. B HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B IREDELL BLUES CO. B COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. B 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. B 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B

Event 1 305.0 339.0 333.0 361.0 328.0 322.0 322.0 345.0 356.0 316.0 373.0 378.0 361.0 339.0 390.0 384.0 384.0 423.0 412.0 423.0 446.0

Event 2 89.0 121.6 162.8 134.1 120.1 187.8 125.5 211.9 132.6 180.4 164.5 154.5 130.2 173.9 194.9 252.4 274.9 311.0 279.5 311.0 333.0

Event 3 127.2 106.6 135.4 181.5 161.2 161.3 188.4 151.5 150.1 253.0 254.4 145.5 204.2 265.7 246.3 286.0 254.7 267.4 345.0 333.0 378.0

Event 4 213.5 166.1 300.0 240.0 202.5 311.0 277.0 298.0 356.0 189.1 322.0 378.0 322.0 322.0 261.2 390.0 333.0 367.0 412.0 423.0 435.0

Event 5 105.0 162.0 99.8 120.0 269.0 105.0 213.7 125.2 155.5 221.4 115.0 187.2 263.2 188.2 318.0 232.2 336.0 372.0 300.0 318.0 426.0

Total Time 839.7 895.3 1031.0 1036.6 1080.8 1087.1 1126.6 1131.6 1150.2 1159.9 1228.9 1243.2 1280.6 1288.8 1410.4 1544.6 1582.6 1740.4 1748.5 1808.0 2018.0

Event 1 373.0 406.0 390.0 361.0 373.0 429.0 429.0 435.0 469.0 446.0 435.0 429.0

Event 2 242.6 225.0 225.7 267.3 311.0 229.8 333.0 333.0 322.0 378.0 378.0 390.0

Event 3 214.0 243.8 367.0 179.0 311.0 367.0 345.0 263.0 290.6 367.0 401.0 423.0

Event 4 311.0 248.7 229.6 333.0 401.0 390.0 378.0 378.0 390.0 435.0 390.0 367.0

Event 5 262.5 354.0 318.0 390.0 318.0 300.0 269.1 354.0 390.0 336.0 372.0 462.0

Total Time 1403.1 1477.5 1530.3 1530.3 1714.0 1715.8 1754.1 1763.0 1861.6 1962.0 1976.0 2071.0

Event 1 356.0 429.0

Event 2 172.4 412.0

Event 3 166.7 401.0

Event 4 213.7 390.0

Event 5 288.7 390.0

Total Time 1197.5 2022.0

Class B-2 Musket, 3 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Team 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. B 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. B WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. B HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 63RD NEW YORK STATE VOL. INF. CO. B

Class C Musket, 2 Place(s) Paid # 1 2

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Team Match Results Class A-1 Carbine, 7 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 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. A 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A UNION GUARDS CO. B 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A

Event 1 108.2 164.2 145.5 145.5 139.2 144.3 175.1 147.2 152.1 223.4 221.5 265.6 207.8 207.3 220.2 318.0 230.4 286.4 247.3 282.8 284.2 283.8 300.0 328.0 270.5 356.0 356.0 295.1 300.0 393.0 242.2 365.0 220.2

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Event 2 74.7 55.2 61.8 48.4 62.5 56.4 72.0 73.2 85.0 78.8 84.7 110.0 92.8 83.3 91.0 68.0 120.7 140.7 102.6 72.3 84.0 90.4 122.2 89.3 108.1 56.0 143.3 130.5 130.0 80.6 88.6 107.5 600.0

Event 3 52.9 51.6 64.6 79.2 86.5 67.6 88.8 79.9 91.7 64.8 112.2 121.2 119.0 79.0 72.2 89.9 87.4 104.2 98.5 124.5 72.2 125.8 123.6 72.9 124.0 154.8 139.6 135.9 156.6 138.0 94.9 180.5 600.0

Event 4 60.8 89.3 93.7 93.8 99.4 116.2 124.0 138.4 110.0 150.5 119.3 99.8 176.0 231.8 160.9 127.7 158.3 134.3 165.7 206.0 237.5 166.3 146.0 199.6 235.5 206.9 177.0 237.9 248.6 318.0 600.0 252.3 600.0

Event 5 51.3 62.2 83.6 94.2 80.5 101.1 73.7 107.0 107.2 75.9 77.4 85.1 92.2 97.3 157.6 100.9 122.7 87.3 139.2 80.2 123.2 147.9 146.2 155.6 120.1 89.9 102.8 248.8 230.4 181.7 133.5 390.0 600.0

Total Time 347.9 422.5 449.2 461.1 468.1 485.6 533.6 545.7 546.0 593.4 615.1 681.7 687.8 698.7 701.9 704.5 719.5 752.9 753.3 765.8 801.1 814.2 838.0 845.4 858.2 863.6 918.7 1048.2 1065.6 1111.3 1159.2 1295.3 2620.2

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Team Match Results Class A-2 Carbine, 6 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Team 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. B 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 4TH LOUISIANA INF,DELTA RIFLES CO. A HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. B

Event 1 365.0 375.0 240.7 328.0 318.0 403.0 276.2 384.0 403.0 337.0 393.0 412.0 403.0 356.0 393.0 393.0 298.0 600.0

Event 2 74.0 118.4 97.0 119.5 127.5 152.1 106.3 114.2 150.5 135.0 156.4 174.5 184.8 115.0 188.7 170.4 150.0 600.0

Event 3 153.9 122.2 135.2 142.4 113.5 138.8 149.9 163.3 174.6 176.0 115.8 167.2 215.7 146.5 230.8 228.1 183.6 600.0

Event 4 188.9 108.5 300.0 246.6 266.8 229.6 263.3 300.0 219.8 300.0 337.0 252.7 318.0 337.0 293.3 356.0 412.0 125.5

Event 5 114.1 198.9 151.3 157.4 179.0 120.0 252.4 99.9 169.7 182.1 197.4 225.3 128.5 360.0 253.7 280.9 480.0 600.0

Total Time 895.9 923.0 924.2 993.9 1004.8 1043.5 1048.1 1061.4 1117.6 1130.1 1199.6 1231.7 1250.0 1314.5 1359.5 1428.4 1523.6 2525.5

Event 1 282.3 328.0 356.0 431.0 356.0 440.0 365.0 459.0 412.0 375.0 450.0 600.0 403.0 600.0 459.0 478.0 515.0 478.0 393.0

Event 2 120.5 194.6 137.5 139.0 175.6 205.4 140.5 164.6 240.0 161.6 217.5 140.0 161.5 208.6 286.9 318.0 356.0 468.0 600.0

Event 3 137.5 167.9 181.7 172.4 213.6 182.5 196.8 204.6 221.6 224.5 337.0 160.4 224.8 274.1 244.0 412.0 356.0 468.0 600.0

Event 4 166.8 219.2 258.9 193.9 356.0 318.0 273.7 375.0 318.0 337.0 318.0 233.2 412.0 337.0 431.0 393.0 375.0 468.0 600.0

Event 5 137.7 144.6 256.2 299.0 214.4 170.3 390.0 252.9 280.0 390.0 194.3 390.0 360.0 273.3 390.0 235.1 330.0 450.0 600.0

Total Time 844.8 1054.3 1190.3 1235.3 1315.6 1316.2 1366.0 1456.1 1471.6 1488.1 1516.8 1523.6 1561.3 1693.0 1810.9 1836.1 1932.0 2332.0 2793.0

Class A-3 Carbine, 7 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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Team 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A 44TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 63RD NEW YORK STATE VOL. INF. CO. A 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Results Class B-1 Carbine, 4 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Team WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B UNION GUARDS CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B IREDELL BLUES CO. B HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. B 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. B

Event 1 220.6 337.0 282.6 328.0 365.0 318.0 412.0 440.0 459.0 496.0 469.0 506.0 450.0

Event 2 70.3 114.7 139.3 111.2 105.2 121.7 170.2 165.5 198.7 171.1 208.9 230.9 356.0

Event 3 116.2 97.1 119.0 120.2 159.5 134.6 212.3 182.6 201.3 254.7 393.0 337.0 393.0

Event 4 158.7 145.5 190.1 204.5 193.5 356.0 300.0 356.0 250.1 393.0 337.0 375.0 375.0

Event 5 101.5 146.7 164.8 138.7 231.0 179.6 330.0 294.6 390.0 390.0 330.0 420.0 420.0

Total Time 667.3 841.0 895.8 902.6 1054.2 1109.9 1424.5 1438.7 1499.1 1704.8 1737.9 1868.9 1994.0

Event 1 469.0 440.0 469.0 534.0 506.0 478.0

Event 2 231.7 299.0 265.6 318.0 300.0 375.0

Event 3 157.6 211.0 217.0 468.0 318.0 375.0

Event 4 259.4 450.0 375.0 356.0 468.0 412.0

Event 5 250.0 241.7 360.0 258.3 360.0 330.0

Total Time 1367.7 1641.7 1686.6 1934.3 1952.0 1970.0

Class B-2 Carbine, 2 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6

Team 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. B 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B

Class C-1 Carbine, 1 Place(s) Paid

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Team Match Results Class A-1 Revolver, 6 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Team NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. A 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A

Event 1 64.4 92.2 91.8 79.8 64.8 98.2 64.1 47.8 103.0 93.6 158.0 105.4 74.9 122.5 125.0 106.9 134.8 135.0 101.4 100.7 138.1

Event 2 14.0 15.1 12.2 12.2 13.2 31.3 24.8 58.7 21.8 24.2 21.1 26.7 41.9 53.1 74.1 24.0 16.0 22.0 67.0 42.3 34.5

Event 3 25.9 32.6 37.1 29.8 50.9 55.0 59.3 33.0 73.6 57.9 37.8 61.8 63.2 83.2 58.6 109.7 111.9 60.0 103.2 132.7 124.0

Event 4 Total Time 22.0 126.3 27.2 167.1 27.3 168.4 46.8 168.6 40.0 168.9 30.6 215.1 74.1 222.3 84.8 224.3 36.3 234.7 62.4 238.1 35.0 251.9 64.4 258.3 82.5 262.5 54.5 313.3 69.4 327.1 100.4 341.0 90.6 353.3 139.0 356.0 99.6 371.2 115.5 391.2 149.0 445.6

Event 1 109.5 103.3 118.7 129.5 116.8 106.8 104.3 106.4 112.3 118.7 137.1 104.7

Event 2 25.1 48.5 20.6 66.0 29.5 69.9 75.3 51.5 35.6 57.4 96.2 112.0

Event 3 85.1 70.7 87.5 62.8 103.2 94.4 70.4 98.6 115.7 136.8 86.6 81.5

Event 4 Total Time 76.5 296.2 94.6 317.1 97.3 324.1 80.4 338.7 90.6 340.1 74.7 345.8 97.3 347.3 113.4 369.9 120.3 383.9 86.8 399.7 103.8 423.7 127.1 425.3

Class A-2 Revolver, 3 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Team 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Results Class A-3 Revolver, 4 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Team 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 4TH LOUISIANA INF,DELTA RIFLES CO. A 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A

Event 1 108.7 109.9 121.3 125.6 121.0 104.0 111.0 123.1 87.4 119.5

Event 2 23.9 17.8 18.3 22.5 32.9 92.0 101.0 73.8 50.4 106.3

Event 3 79.8 66.4 62.9 91.1 69.3 95.8 101.9 109.8 193.9 146.9

Event 4 Total Time 54.5 266.9 78.3 272.4 105.3 307.8 71.5 310.7 101.9 325.1 96.8 388.6 123.7 437.6 136.3 443.0 158.6 490.3 167.8 540.5

Event 1 105.8 88.8 81.7 115.3 92.0 124.9 99.4 108.3 133.0 136.7

Event 2 13.6 19.3 26.7 28.9 31.9 45.0 53.8 86.9 83.4 110.9

Event 3 81.4 46.5 91.5 27.5 119.9 106.5 117.5 91.8 107.2 71.0

Event 4 27.9 78.0 41.9 90.5 80.2 62.9 77.0 96.3 96.7 133.5

Total Time 228.7 232.6 241.8 262.2 324.0 339.3 347.7 383.3 420.3 452.1

Event 1 106.3 86.3 162.0

Event 2 39.3 26.2 115.5

Event 3 76.0 90.9 135.3

Event 4 63.4 96.6 141.3

Total Time 285.0 300.0 554.1

Class B Revolver, 4 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Team 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B IREDELL BLUES CO. B NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B COCKADE RIFLES CO. B HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. B

Class C Revolver, 1 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3

Team IREDELL BLUES CO. C 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. C HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. C

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Team Match Results Class A-1 Breech-Loader, 4 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Team 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A

Event 1 64.9 89.8 90.1 124.1 108.0 80.1 137.0 111.2 115.8 157.1 153.2 225.0 247.0 202.0

Event 2 20.8 26.2 21.8 41.1 28.8 89.1 47.2 22.8 43.9 64.3 83.3 65.5 83.4 85.0

Event 3 35.6 54.5 44.7 36.9 59.2 45.6 58.6 75.8 117.3 135.2 152.4 151.6 118.0 191.0

Event 4 Total Time 21.6 142.9 31.1 201.6 48.2 204.8 44.0 246.1 55.8 251.8 54.0 268.8 30.8 273.6 69.0 278.8 45.5 322.5 32.5 389.1 108.1 497.0 57.3 499.4 77.5 525.9 216.0 694.0

Event 1 116.1 191.0 213.0 281.0

Event 2 28.3 75.1 60.5 191.0

Event 3 85.3 148.9 270.0 202.0

Event 4 Total Time 113.0 342.7 90.0 505.0 110.8 654.3 166.6 840.6

Event 1 230.0 191.0 281.0 258.0 191.0 286.0 264.0 247.0

Event 2 29.5 62.6 55.7 98.7 48.7 136.2 160.2 202.0

Event 3 202.0 236.0 180.0 165.7 213.0 281.0 247.0 303.0

Event 4 Total Time 48.3 509.8 57.2 546.8 107.3 624.0 127.6 650.0 216.0 668.7 148.7 851.9 234.0 905.2 270.0 1022.0

Event 1 202.0 202.0

Event 2 36.9 44.9

Event 3 68.9 225.0

Event 4 Total Time 51.4 359.2 216.0 687.9

Class A-2 Breech-Loader, 2 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4

Team 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A

Class A-3 Breech-Loader, 3 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Team 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 2ND NJ CAVALRY CO. A 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A

Class B Breech-Loader, 2 Place(s) Paid # 1 2

Team 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B

Class C Breech-Loader, 1 Place(s) Paid

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Results Class A-1 Smoothbore, 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

Team HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. A UNION GUARDS CO. A 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. B 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A

Event 1 61.0 66.2 82.0 86.8 62.9 96.5 93.5 104.9 123.9 96.7 106.8 114.9 100.0 149.4 125.2 112.1 171.5 89.8 179.9 222.1 137.8 179.9 225.0

Event 2 38.8 37.3 41.1 51.3 64.0 76.5 78.0 49.1 90.6 87.7 62.9 61.8 86.2 79.5 68.9 57.8 99.7 57.5 92.6 83.1 103.6 108.3 108.9

Event 3 41.1 64.8 66.4 72.3 64.8 78.0 77.6 84.6 54.3 80.7 137.0 83.3 76.0 109.0 122.6 99.8 142.4 135.9 167.0 156.8 157.0 145.9 248.0

89.3 117.0 168.5 111.8 195.0 153.5 144.1 240.0 165.7 225.0 270.0 155.3 164.2 167.7 159.2 255.0 270.0

50.2 92.3 56.2 83.0 111.7 67.4 94.3 72.3 92.7 68.9 105.3 127.4 126.1 108.9 134.1 202.0 133.4

80.4 171.2 92.6 111.8 138.0 152.9 225.0 137.9 145.7 115.8 160.2 202.0 165.8 202.0 248.0 178.2 270.0

Event 4 Total Time 53.2 194.1 41.5 209.8 65.4 254.9 58.3 268.7 78.3 270.0 60.6 311.6 76.9 326.0 87.4 326.0 60.9 329.7 82.1 347.2 82.7 389.4 138.6 398.6 150.0 412.2 75.2 413.1 121.7 438.4 170.6 440.3 132.9 546.5 270.0 553.2 130.6 570.1 158.6 620.6 240.0 638.4 240.0 674.1 153.9 735.8

Class A-2 Smoothbore, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 32

COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 4TH LOUISIANA INF,DELTA RIFLES CO. A BATTERY C, 1ST MICH. LT. ARTY. CO. A Spring 2018

105.4 78.3 155.0 177.0 79.8 155.2 94.3 122.0 210.0 214.5 104.3 165.9 240.0 270.0 300.0 270.0 270.0

325.3 458.8 472.3 483.6 524.5 529.0 557.7 572.2 614.1 624.2 639.8 650.6 696.1 748.6 841.3 905.2 943.4 Skirmish Line

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Team Match Results Class A-3 Smoothbore, 5 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Team 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 37TH GEORGIA CO. A 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A

Event 1 147.0 158.0 180.0 195.0 195.0 161.1 225.0 210.0 225.0 225.0 225.0 240.0 210.0 180.0 255.0 285.0 315.0 240.0 270.0

Event 2 73.7 64.8 77.7 101.6 139.5 101.1 148.6 70.4 95.4 119.8 105.6 140.6 202.0 141.7 180.0 202.0 225.0 202.0 248.0

Event 3 110.0 99.5 104.2 180.0 248.0 270.0 144.7 171.4 167.4 248.0 248.0 270.0 225.0 292.0 270.0 225.0 248.0 292.0 248.0

Event 4 Total Time 123.0 453.7 151.6 473.9 132.4 494.3 171.0 647.6 100.4 682.9 159.1 691.3 174.3 692.6 270.0 721.8 270.0 757.8 210.0 802.8 240.0 818.6 170.8 821.4 270.0 907.0 300.0 913.7 210.0 915.0 210.0 922.0 210.0 998.0 270.0 1004.0 270.0 1036.0

Photos by Tambi Dudley, Courtesy of Schuetzen Powder Energetics

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Results Class B Smoothbore, 4 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 34 35

Team NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B UNION GUARDS CO. C 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A IREDELL BLUES CO. B 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. C 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. B GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. C 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. B 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. B 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. B 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. B 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B

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Event 1 94.0 107.5 92.8 158.1 121.7 105.0 101.6 143.0 106.3 210.0 140.0 155.4 135.8 121.9 171.4 160.0 255.0 225.0 240.0 240.0 225.0 195.0 270.0 255.0 225.0 255.0 360.0 270.0 315.0 270.0 300.0 255.0 240.0 270.0 300.0

Event 2 66.7 55.9 53.0 65.5 77.0 47.1 54.1 62.8 74.5 57.6 57.0 92.6 64.1 250.3 117.7 110.8 70.0 114.9 165.5 142.2 125.8 118.8 157.1 130.8 225.0 138.5 93.4 158.4 150.9 143.1 130.9 171.1 225.0 225.0 338.0

Event 3 82.2 80.7 83.0 83.6 136.1 48.3 94.3 108.0 164.3 180.0 193.3 171.9 157.8 133.6 76.0 180.0 105.7 248.0 174.6 202.0 248.0 292.0 202.0 315.0 248.0 248.0 161.8 248.0 248.0 315.0 248.0 292.0 292.0 292.0 248.0

Event 4 Total Time 47.6 290.5 50.5 294.6 167.6 396.4 107.0 414.2 79.7 414.5 240.0 440.4 210.0 460.0 157.5 471.3 166.7 511.8 98.5 546.1 160.5 550.8 143.7 563.6 210.0 567.7 64.9 570.7 210.0 575.1 153.8 604.6 210.0 640.7 127.8 715.7 172.7 752.8 177.6 761.8 210.0 808.8 210.0 815.8 210.0 839.1 140.0 840.8 147.4 845.4 210.0 851.5 300.0 915.2 240.0 916.4 210.0 923.9 210.0 938.1 270.0 948.9 270.0 988.1 270.0 1027.0 270.0 1057.0 300.0 1186.0

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Team Match Results Class C Smoothbore, 1 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Team HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. C NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. C 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. C UNION GUARDS CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B

Event 1 145.5 153.9 141.6 105.5 240.0 270.0 360.0

Event 2 64.1 62.1 80.4 92.9 133.0 86.4 338.0

Event 3 71.1 167.9 78.7 160.0 248.0 202.0 270.0

Event 4 Total Time 108.7 389.4 180.0 563.9 270.0 570.7 270.0 628.4 178.5 799.5 270.0 828.4 300.0 1268.0

Event 1 79.7 83.9 112.1 93.8 202.0 152.1 160.1 142.0 180.0 202.0 259.0 292.0 270.0 259.0

Event 2 34.7 46.6 49.7 50.0 53.7 63.6 54.9 69.1 87.9 88.1 78.7 146.1 100.2 202.0

Event 3 77.5 73.6 87.0 162.8 72.7 99.7 166.4 118.8 248.0 225.0 202.0 142.7 202.0 292.0

Event 4 Total Time 33.9 225.8 45.9 250.0 47.7 296.5 44.6 351.2 67.4 395.8 108.9 424.3 84.9 466.3 148.0 477.9 62.5 578.4 126.0 641.1 113.7 653.4 126.6 707.4 216.0 788.2 70.9 823.9

Event 1 236.0 287.0 287.0

Event 2 106.8 148.1 248.0

Event 3 225.0 170.0 326.0

Event 4 Total Time 157.2 725.0 216.0 821.1 216.0 1077.0

Breech-Loader SS, 4 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Team 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A DELAWARE BLUES CO. B 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B

Spencer, 1 Place(s) Paid # 1 2 3

Team 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Winners

1st Place A-1 Musket Team William Francis Keys Trophy

2nd Place A-1 Musket Team Robert Hughes Trophy

1st Place Team Musket-Carbine Aggregate Jack Rawls Memorial Trophy

2nd Place Team Musket-Carbine Aggregate Walt Taylor Trophy

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA, Co. A

3rd Place A-1 Musket Team Ed "Hog" Wilhelm Memorial Trophy

4th Place A-1 Musket Team Hibler-Ninness Memorial Trophy

Harlan's Light Cavalry, Co. A

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

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Team Match Winners

5th Place A-1 Musket Team James F. Cauley Memorial Trophy

1st Place A-2 Musket Team A-2 Musket Team Trophy

2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA, Co. A

1st Stuart Horse Artillery, Co. A

1st Place A-3 Musket Team Army of the Tennessee Memorial Trophy

1st Place B-1 Musket Team Franklin O. Hayes Memorial Trophy

14th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Co. A

9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA, Co. B

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Team Match Winners

1st Place B-2 Musket Team

1st Place C Musket Team Stonewall Jackson Memorial Trophy

1st Pennsylvania Rifles (Bucktails), Co. B

Washington Blue Rifles, Co. C

1st Place A-1 Carbine Team Alan Bilby Memorial Trophy

1st Place A-2 Carbine Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

9th Regiment New York Cavalry, Co. A

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Team Match Winners

1st Place B-1 Carbine Team

1st Place B-2 Carbine Team

Washington Blue Rifles

1st Pennsylvania Rifles (Bucktails), Co. A

1st Place A-1 Revolver Team 1st Place Revolver Team Trophy

1st Place A-2 Revolver Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. A

11th Virginia Cavalry, Co. A

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Winners

1st Place A-3 Revolver Team

1st Place B Revolver Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

Highest Placing Repeater Team (1st Place A-1) Private's Trophy

1st Place C Revolver Team

Iredell Blues, Co. C

2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA, Co. A

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Team Match Winners

1st Place A-2 Breechloader Team

1st Place A-3 Breechloader Team

11th Virginia Cavalry, Co. A

1st Stuart Horse Artillery, Co. A

1st Place B Breechloader Team

1st Place Single-Shot Breechloader Team

2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA, Co. B

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

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2018 Spring National

Team Match Winners

1st Place A-1 Smoothbore Team Men of the West Trophy

1st Place A-2 Smoothbore Team

Harlan's Light Cavalry, Co. A

Cockade Rifles, Co. A

1st Place B Smoothbore Team

1st Place C Smoothbore Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. A

Harlan's Light Cavalry, Co. C

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Team Match Winners

1st Place Smoothbore Pistol Demonstration Match

1st Place Spencer Team

1st Stuart Horse Artillery

11th Regiment, PA Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

Mortar & Artillery Match Winners

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1st Place Mortar 1st Place Mortar Trophy

2nd Place Mortar "Buddy" Butler & Joe Robinson Memorial Trophy

Manly's Battery No. 2

3rd Maryland Artillery, No. 1

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Photo by Niki Bethke

HISTORY. COMPETITION. CAMARADERIE.

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Photos above by Tambi Dudley, Courtesy of Schuetzen Powder Energetics

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Rick Bryan deep sea fishing after the mortar match - photo by Jim Murray, 3rd US Reg Infantry

Photos above by Lis Cole

Photos above & below by Ericka Hoffman

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Mortar & Artillery Match Results Mortar # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Mortar MANLY'S BATTERY #2 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #1 HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY #2 12 REGT U.S. REGULAR INF #1 GRAHAM'S BATTERY #1 5TH VIRGINIA VOL INFANTRY #2 2ND MARYLAND ARTY CSA #1 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #2 HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY #3 15TH REGT NJ VOL INF #1 1ST REGT ILL VOL LT ARTY #1 DULANY TROOP, 6TH VA CAVALRY #1 7TH TENN INF REGT CSA #1 ROWAN ARTILLERY #1 MCNEILL'S RANGERS #1

Shot 1 4ft-10in 1ft-9in 1ft-1.75in 1ft-5.5in 3ft-4in 4ft-9.5in 11ft-11in 4ft-9.5in 0ft-8in 5ft-6in 15ft-9in 10ft-10in 2ft-6.25in 9ft-2in 10ft-3in

Shot 2 4ft-11.5in 4ft-5in 5ft-5.25in 2ft-11.5in 5ft-7in 6ft-4.75in 8ft-10in 8ft-1.5in 4ft-5in 6ft-0in 17ft-5in 21ft-1in 5ft-10in 14ft-2in 8ft-10in

Artillery - Smoothbore Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Gun/Crew 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 2 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO.1 IST MARYLAND ARTY DE FRANCISCI, C ROGERS, J MATTHEWS, W GAMBLE, A HARRIS, S CAMERON, JR., R

Shot 3 Shot 4 Shot 5 7ft-1.5in 8ft-5.5in 9ft-5.75in 7ft-0.5in 9ft-4in 19ft-1in 7ft-5in 12ft-11in 16ft-6.5in 6ft-5in 20ft-3in 21ft-2in 13ft-2in 26ft-7in 14ft-8in 7ft-6in 19ft-1.5in 26ft-9in 12ft-0in 14ft-8in 18ft-4in 17ft-6in 22ft-5.75in 25ft-4.75in 18ft-8in 20ft-8.5in 36ft-9.5in 15ft-1in 23ft-9in 36ft-3in 21ft-4in 24ft-8in 25ft-8in 22ft-10in 23ft-6in 27ft-0in 25ft-5.25in 31ft-2.5in 41ft-10in 27ft-8in 30ft-2in 31ft-10in 14ft-4in 41ft-8in 43ft-5in

Total 34ft-10.25in 41ft-7.5in 43ft-5.5in 52ft-3in 63ft-4in 64ft-6.75in 65ft-9in 78ft-3.5in 81ft-3in 86ft-7in 104ft-10in 105ft-3in 106ft-10in 113ft-0in 118ft-6in

Artillery - Rifled Score 39-0V 34-1V 33-1V 92-00X 91-02X 91-01X 90-01X 90-01X 90-00X

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

Gun/Crew DULANY TRP 6TH VA CAV 1ST MARYLAND CAV (TIM) 5TH VA VOL INF NO. 1 12TH REGT U.S. REGULAR INF SOUTHAMPTON GREYS NO. 1 1ST NEW JERSEY LIGHT ARTY BUNCOMBE RIFLES 2ND VIRGINIA CAV 2ND MARYLAND ARTY SOUTHAMPTON GREYS NO. 2 7TH REGT VA VOL INF MANLY'S BTTY NO. 1 1ST TENNESSEE VOL INF

Score 50-4V 50-4V 50-3V 50-3V 49-1V 45-1V 44-0V 42-4V 41-1V 39-2V 37-2V 34-2V 19-1V

Artillery - Howitzer Place 1 2

Gun/Crew ROWAN ARTY 3RD MARYLAND ARTY

Score 48-2V 45-0V

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Gun/Crew 1ST MARYLAND CAV (KATIE) ROWAN ARTY

Score 40-2V 39-1V Skirmish Line

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Mortar & Artillery Match Winners

1st Place Class A Rifled Artillery Russell L. Yeagy Memorial Trophy

1st Place Rifled Howitzer, Class D Artillery

Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry

1st Maryland Cavalry (Katie)

Photo by Niki Bethke

1st Place Class B Smoothbore Artillery Ben T. Cooke, Sr. Memorial Trophy

3rd Maryland Artillery, No. 2 (Award Accepted by 3rd Maryland Artillery, No. 1 Crew)

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Individual Match Results 50-Yard Musket - 10 Places Paid # Expert 1 6077 DECOURCY, C 2 4466 SCHELL, G 3 6506 BATLLE, T 4 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 5 11131 O'BRYANT, K 6 10496 HARRIS, S 7 12085 ALTLAND, P 8 6350 SNYDER, K 9 5093 GAMBLE, A 10 12502 ROGERS, J

97-04X 93-01X 93-01X 92-02X 92-01X 92-01X 91-02X 91-02X 91-01X 90-03X

2603 9895 8014 3475 26 8082 10962 1832 8578 4354

Sharpshooter BEST, W CHABALOWSKI, R SULLIVAN, B SPAUGY, P LIGHT, S ROUCH, J MACATEE, W BOOZ, D HINES, T HUGHES, M

93-01X 90-02X 90-01X 89-01X 89-01X 89-00X 88-00X 87-00X 86-00X 85-01X

13655 1022 5821 10654 6302 9627 8929 11609 1833 12385

Marksman SCANLAN, C WALTER, D BARBER, J BALDWIN, D COX, J HUGHES, C GIPE, C MARVIN, I, D HALE, D DONNELLY, D

89-01X 87-00X 87-00X 85-01X 85-00X 85-00X 84-01X 84-00X 83-00X 83-00X

13524 13288 11394 8563 3934 3580 12736 13537 13119 12705

Striker CLARK, M LAUCK, C WRIGHT, D MC LAINE, III, J NEWMAN, T HOLMES, D NOLTE, JR., P PINKERTON, D MACATEE, C PETERSON, J

89-01X 81-01X 81-00X 81-00X 80-00X 80-00X 79-00X 79-00X 78-01X 78-00X

100-Yard Musket - 9 Places Paid 1 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 2 3390 KEPPLER, A 3 2160 HEUER, D 4 6077 DECOURCY, C 5 3991 MATTHEWS, W 6 8025 WALSH, J 7 1143 DAVIES, P 8 10496 HARRIS, S 9 11131 O'BRYANT, K

97-03X 93-02X 93-00X 92-02X 92-01X 92-01X 92-00X 90-02X 90-01X

2603 9185 2873 8082 8464 8578 4947 1832 2588

BEST, W MARK, J CHIARIZIA, L ROUCH, J SLAUGHTER, R HINES, T MATUSZEK, J BOOZ, D BEST, II, A

88-01X 87-01X 87-00X 87-00X 86-00X 86-00X 85-00X 85-00X 85-00X

5821 2591 13621 6450 2655 13655 10654 1022 9849

BARBER, J TATE, M NEWMAN, JR., J KING, A WITHAM, T SCANLAN, C BALDWIN, D WALTER, D WHIPPLE, T

88-00X 88-00X 86-00X 86-00X 85-00X 85-00X 85-00X 83-02X 83-01X

13524 13070 11553 10771 2029 6281 13489 11394 12418

CLARK, M LAUCK, J TOBERGTA, K TAYLOR, T HUGHES, P SZIVERI, A WISSINGER, JR., G WRIGHT, D HAMMES, D

87-01X 85-02X 82-00X 79-00X 77-01X 76-00X 75-00X 74-01X 74-00X

Musket Aggregate - 6 Places Paid 1 6077 DECOURCY, C 2 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 3 10496 HARRIS, S 4 11131 O'BRYANT, K 5 6506 BATLLE, T 6 3991 MATTHEWS, W

189-06X 189-05X 182-03X 182-02X 182-01X 181-01X

2603 8082 3475 9895 9185 1832

BEST, W ROUCH, J SPAUGY, P CHABALOWSKI, R MARK, J BOOZ, D

181-02X 176-00X 173-01X 172-04X 172-01X 172-00X

5821 13655 1022 10654 13621 1833

BARBER, J SCANLAN, C WALTER, D BALDWIN, D NEWMAN, JR., J HALE, D

175-00X 174-01X 170-02X 170-01X 168-00X 165-00X

13524 10771 11394 2029 12418 1560

CLARK, M TAYLOR, T WRIGHT, D HUGHES, P HAMMES, D WHIPPLE, M

50-Yard Carbine - 9 Places Paid Expert # 1 2495 WAITS, B 2 1143 DAVIES, P 3 6629 ZDON, JR., W 4 4052 DE FRANCISCI, C 5 12502 ROGERS, J 6 3991 MATTHEWS, W 7 5093 GAMBLE, A 8 10496 HARRIS, S 9 13082 CAMERON, JR., R

94-03X 93-03X 92-01X 92-00X 91-02X 91-01X 90-01X 90-01X 90-00X

2756 4503 2318 11556 6783 5318 12424 10358 4466

Sharpshooter HARRISON, JR., L WILLARD, D SEMPELES, G BROWN, J DEANS, G COMER, D HUFFMAN, C SHAW, M SCHELL, G

93-00X 90-01X 88-01X 88-00X 87-02X 87-00X 86-02X 85-00X 84-00X

2603 23 4869 8014 9849 9473 5218 1832 4378

Marksman BEST, W HALL, J RUGGIERO, L SULLIVAN, B WHIPPLE, T OSTNER, B OERGEL, F BOOZ, D PATTON, S

91-01X 87-00X 85-02X 85-02X 85-01X 85-00X 84-01X 83-00X 82-02X

9447 11106 11432 9055 13489 4661 11553 11677 12703

Striker JORDAN, W SHAFFER, S HATFIELD, B BOWLING, E WISSINGER, JR., G STANLEY, C TOBERGTA, K CHRIST, J ROHDE, M

84-00X 83-00X 82-00X 79-00X 79-00X 77-02X 77-00X 75-02X 75-01X

100-Yard Carbine - 8 Places Paid 1 6506 BATLLE, T 2 1614 CORRIGAN, P 3 6077 DECOURCY, C 4 2495 WAITS, B 5 12502 ROGERS, J 6 5093 GAMBLE, A 7 9289 SNOOK, D 8 37 HAYES, P

92-03X 92-01X 91-01X 91-00X 89-02X 89-02X 89-02X 89-01X

2318 7790 11556 4503 8231 10654 12601 10358

SEMPELES, G POPE, G BROWN, J WILLARD, D WARREN, G BALDWIN, D PAYNE, J SHAW, M

89-01X 89-00X 89-00X 88-01X 85-02X 84-01X 84-00X 84-00X

4354 9777 4378 11394 1115 23 9506 11098

HUGHES, M SITZMAN, K PATTON, S WRIGHT, D MAHON, L HALL, J REA, T DRUEN, R

90-03X 88-01X 87-00X 85-00X 83-00X 83-00X 82-00X 80-00X

11553 13494 12993 10994 9055 3121 3470 8626

TOBERGTA, K LINK, D MOJICA, J WALTHALL, W BOWLING, E BRANDES, JR., G CHAPMAN, K NOYALAS, J

87-00X 83-00X 79-00X 77-01X 76-00X 75-00X 75-00X 73-00X

176-02X 156-00X 155-01X 154-01X 147-00X 144-02X

Carbine Aggregate - 5 Places Paid

2495 WAITS, B

185-03X

4503 WILLARD, D

178-02X

6506 BATLLE, T

1614 CORRIGAN, P

4 5

181-04X

2318 SEMPELES, G

177-02X

181-02X

11556 BROWN, J

177-00X

4378 PATTON, S

12502 ROGERS, J

180-04X

2756 HARRISON, JR., L

174-01X

5093 GAMBLE, A

179-03X

12424 HUFFMAN, C

169-02X

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170-03X

13494 LINK, D

158-00X

170-00X

9447 JORDAN, W

156-00X

169-02X

9055 BOWLING, E

155-00X

4354 HUGHES, M

168-03X

11106 SHAFFER, S

154-00X

9777 SITZMAN, K

166-01X

10994 WALTHALL, W

150-01X

HALL, J

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Individual Match Results 25-Yard Revolver - 4 Places Paid # Expert 1 2495 WAITS, B 2 12502 ROGERS, J 3 3489 MC DANIEL, M 4 10531 SVENSSON, S

98-02X 98-00X 97-01X 96-03X

3991 8025 2078 6629

50-Yard Revolver - 3 Places Paid 1 10531 SVENSSON, S 2 2495 WAITS, B 3 8768 KINNEL, E

86-00X 79-01X 77-00X

2881 DIXON, D 11046 ROGERS, III, J 2078 BURGESS, JR., J

Revolver Aggregate - 3 Places Paid 1 10531 SVENSSON, S 182-03X 2 2495 WAITS, B 177-03X 3 3489 MC DANIEL, M 171-02X

Sharpshooter MATTHEWS, W WALSH, J BURGESS, JR., J ZDON, JR., W

11046 ROGERS, III, J 8025 WALSH, J 3991 MATTHEWS, W

12.5-Yard Single-Shot Pistol, 1 Place Paid 1 10531 SVENSSON, S 92-03X

Marksman CAMERON, JR., R LANCE, B WEAVER, E EYE, D

92-00X 91-02X 90-01X 89-02X

13082 5172 12609 10882

78-01X 76-00X 75-01X

9996 BODNER, M 10882 EYE, D 9506 REA, T

163-01X 160-02X 160-00X

13082 CAMERON, JR., R 10882 EYE, D 9506 REA, T

25-Yard Single-Shot Pistol, 1 Place Paid 1 10531 SVENSSON, S 77-01X

Striker SHELDON, S ANDERSON, E ANDREASON, K HINES, T

92-01X 87-01X 85-01X 83-02X

12864 8482 13674 8578

90-01X 86-01X 84-01X 80-00X

77-01X 77-00X 75-00X

12418 HAMMES, D 8482 ANDERSON, E 12864 SHELDON, S

63-00X 56-00X 56-00X

164-01X 160-02X 157-00X

12864 SHELDON, S 8482 ANDERSON, E 13674 ANDREASON, K

146-01X 142-01X 138-01X

Single-Shot Pistol Aggregate, 1 Place Paid 1 10531 SVENSSON, S 169-04X

50-Yard Breech-Loader - 3 Places Paid # Expert 1 6506 BATLLE, T 94-00X 2 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 89-01X 3 12502 ROGERS, J 89-00X

Sharpshooter 1143 DAVIES, P 5725 SHAW, E 4052 DE FRANCISCI, C

92-01X 91-02X 89-00X

Marksman 526 STILES, K 11046 ROGERS, III, J 12793 REXRODE, J

88-01X 86-00X 83-00X

Striker 12601 PAYNE, J 8252 DENNIS, M 12703 ROHDE, M

91-01X 86-01X 82-00X

100-Yard Breech-Loader - 2 Places Paid 1 1614 CORRIGAN, P 94-04X 2 6629 ZDON, JR., W 94-02X

4790 GIPE, N 6685 HESS, T

89-01X 89-00X

11046 ROGERS, III, J 7859 BAIRD, L

86-00X 81-00X

6302 COX, J 8252 DENNIS, M

88-00X 88-00X

Breech-Loader Aggregate - 2 Places Paid 1 6629 ZDON, JR., W 183-02X 2 12502 ROGERS, J 182-00X

1143 DAVIES, P 5725 SHAW, E

180-01X 175-03X

11046 ROGERS, III, J 12793 REXRODE, J

172-00X 163-00X

8252 DENNIS, M 12601 PAYNE, J

174-01X 170-01X

50-Yard SS BR/C2, 3 Places Paid 1 9059 MARK, T 2 6629 ZDON, JR., W 3 8239 HILER, JR., J

93-02X 92-01X 91-00X

25-Yard Smoothbore - 4 Places Paid # Expert 1 2160 HEUER, D 2 4634 BOWLING, G 3 4688 SMITH, J 4 12502 ROGERS, J

95-00X 94-03X 93-03X 93-02X

1614 5725 9895 6685

Sharpshooter CORRIGAN, P SHAW, E CHABALOWSKI, R HESS, T

96-01X 93-01X 92-00X 92-00X

12661 12424 9996 10882

Marksman TAYLOR, N HUFFMAN, C BODNER, M EYE, D

91-00X 90-01X 89-01X 89-00X

4661 7250 9585 8482

Striker STANLEY, C SHAW, A HOOVER, L ANDERSON, E

90-01X 90-01X 87-00X 87-00X

50-Yard Smoothbore - 4 Places Paid 1 3991 MATTHEWS, W 2 701 FRITZ, E 3 2403 BONDURANT, C 4 7790 POPE, G

94-01X 91-01X 90-01X 90-00X

5725 6629 9289 13428

SHAW, E ZDON, JR., W SNOOK, D MILLER, M

92-02X 90-01X 90-01X 88-01X

9849 2078 2028 12424

WHIPPLE, T BURGESS, JR., J HUGHES, D HUFFMAN, C

90-00X 87-02X 86-01X 83-00X

13370 9585 7250 4354

SHEPPARD, G HOOVER, L SHAW, A HUGHES, M

89-01X 84-01X 81-00X 80-00X

5725 SHAW, E 6629 ZDON, JR., W 9289 SNOOK, D

185-03X 179-02X 179-02X

13370 SHEPPARD, G 7250 SHAW, A 9585 HOOVER, L

174-01X 171-01X 171-01X

Smoothbore Aggregate - 3 Places Paid 1 3991 MATTHEWS, W 186-02X 2 701 FRITZ, E 184-02X 3 4634 BOWLING, G 183-04X Musket/Carbine Aggregate - 12 Places Paid 1 6077 DECOURCY, C 365-07X 2 6506 BATLLE, T 363-05X 3 12502 ROGERS, J 359-08X 4 2495 WAITS, B 359-05X 5 3991 MATTHEWS, W 359-02X 6 5093 GAMBLE, A 356-04X 7 10496 HARRIS, S 356-04X 8 2160 HEUER, D 355-04X 9 1143 DAVIES, P 355-04X 10 11131 O'BRYANT, K 355-02X 11 6629 ZDON, JR., W 350-02X 12 2756 HARRISON, JR. L 350-01X Skirmish Line

100-Yard SS BR/C2, 3 Places Paid 1 7849 COLEMAN, S 94-02X 2 8301 BUCHANAN, S 92-00X 3 6629 ZDON, JR., W 92-00X

9849 WHIPPLE, T 12424 HUFFMAN, C 12661 TAYLOR, N

50-Yard Aggregate, 7 Places Paid 1 2495 WAITS, B 2 4466 SCHELL, G 3 11046 ROGERS, III, J 4 3991 MATTHEWS, W 5 12502 ROGERS, J 6 11048 LYTTON, T 7 9289 SNOOK, D

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SS BR/C2 Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 7849 COLEMAN, S 184-02X 2 6629 ZDON, JR., W 184-01X 3 8239 HILER, JR., J 179-03X

174-01X 173-01X 172-00X

Grand Aggregate, 7 Places Paid 1 2495 WAITS, B 2 12502 ROGERS, J 3 3991 MATTHEWS, W 4 9289 SNOOK, D 5 6077 DECOURCY, C 6 6350 SNYDER, K 7 4466 SCHELL, G

536-08X 523-08X 519-02X 511-05X 510-09X 509-03X 509-01X

5 Gun Aggregate, 4 Places Paid 1 12502 ROGERS, J 2 6629 ZDON, JR., W 3 11046 ROGERS, III, J 4 1614 CORRIGAN, P

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Individual Winners

Highest Musket Aggregate, Patrick E. Felker Memorial Trophy Highest Musket/Carbine Aggregate, Albert N. Hardin, Jr. Memorial Trophy, Highest 50-Yard Musket, Ben Betterley Memorial Trophy

Charles M. deCourcy

2nd Place Grand Aggregate, Walter T. Felter Memorial Trophy

Joel C. Rogers

1st Place Grand Aggregate, Ernest W. Peterkin N-SSA Grand Aggregate Trophy Highest Carbine Aggregate, Bruce C. Warburton Memorial Trophy

Benjamin T. Waits

Highest Smoothbore Aggregate, Brian Thomas Haack Memorial Award

William W. Matthews

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Highest Revolver Aggregate, Tom Blum Memorial Trophy

Stefan P. Svensson

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Highest 5-Gun Aggregate, Wade O. Huffman Memorial Trophy

DSCA Gold, Breechloader

DSCA Silver, Carbine

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry

Nansemond Guard

DSCA Bronze, Carbine

DSCA Bronze, Smoothbore

DSCA Bronze, Revolver

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry

York Rangers, 32nd Virginia Infantry

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry

Joel C. Rogers

Steve L. Buchanan

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Gary Brockmiller

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Kent L. Snyder

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Tenderfoot Match Results - Junior Individuals

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Tenderfoot Match Results - Junior Individuals

1st Place Junior Individual BB Gun

Alexander Noyales

2nd Place Junior Individual BB Gun

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Graeme Burtis

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Tenderfoot Match Winners - Junior Teams

1st Place Junior Team

2nd Place Junior Team

Allyson Keener Benjamin Keener Cedric Keener Alexander Noyalas

Klarissa Elton

Sadie Walsh

Malachi Weitz

3rd Place Junior Team

Graeme Burtis Moira Keener

Duncan Keener Emily Nevelzer

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Tenderfoot Match Results - Senior Individuals

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Tenderfoot Match Winners - Senior Individuals

1st Place Senior Individual BB Gun

Loralai Ferrebee

2nd Place Senior Individual BB Gun

3rd Place Senior Individual BB Gun

6th Place Senior Individual BB Gun

1st Place Senior Individual Pellet Gun

Dawson Napier

Josh Branch

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4th Place Senior Individual BB Gun

Virginia McDonald

Madigan Burtis

Thomas Buck

5th Place Senior Individual BB Gun

Jamie Thompson

2nd Place Senior Individual Pellet Gun

Kayden Krecidlo

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Tenderfoot Match Winners - Senior Teams

1st Place Senior Team

2nd Place Senior Team

Anthony Andiorio Thomas Buck Loralai Ferrebee Kayden Krecidlo

Cassidy Andreason John Howell Spencer Ostner Emilee Walsh

3rd Place Senior Team

Joshua Branch Riley Hollowell

Madigan Burtis Dawson Napier

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The NRA Young Skirmisher Award By: Wayne Jordan At each National Skirmish, the N-SSA awards the top two musket shooters age 18 and under with the Young Skirmisher Award. It is based on their aggregate individual musket scores. These two skirmishers will have their National dues paid next year by the sponsors of the award. This is one of many programs the N-SSA has been putting together to encourage young people to join and remain part of our organization.

The winners of the 2018 Spring National Young Skirmisher Award are

Michael Clark and Colin Scanlan. These two competitive young men have reversed their standings from last fall when Colin took 1st Place and Mike claimed 2nd Place. The awards were presented by Philip Schreier, Senior Curator, National Rifle Association of America Museums / Field Editor, American Rifleman and David Booz, N-SSA National Commander.

Mike has been training for this all his life starting with BB guns, then moving on to .22 caliber and shotguns. His first black powder shooting was done with a Pennsylvania rifle his dad built for him, and he performed well in both NMLRA matches and New York State Territorials. Mike’s goal is to become a good, consistent shooter, but he enjoys the camaraderie and friendship of the N-SSA family more than anything. Mike’s mom, Denise, tells a story about Mike’s first skirmish in 2016. She has a video of Mike and his dad shooting side by side. From the back they look the same – tall and thin in the same uniform 1st Place NRA Young Skirmisher Award and same hats. The video shows them Michael Clark moving as if one person, both making the 4th Virginia Infantry same exact movements at the same Musket Aggregate Score of 176-02x exact time. They load in unison, shoot simultaneously, lean over to their scope at the same moment, and straighten up to reload together. “I call them my twins, 36 years apart!” she says. What more could a parent ask for?

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The NRA Young Skirmisher Award Colin has been a Young Skirmisher winner in all three Nationals he has competed in. “I shoot good groups in bad places,” says Colin on the Sunday of Nationals. He then shows me a picture of a recent target on his phone. There it is, a tight group of shots straddling the 9/8 rings at 12 o’clock. He’s disappointed in it. I think the expert level shooters in the N-SSA better start looking over their shoulders because this kid is gaining on them fast. He says that being the son of Tim and Katie creates a challenge, but it motivates him to practice and try to keep up with his dad, who is his primary mentor. Colin also credits other skirmishers, like Scott Harris and Erick Shaw for giving him good advice, especially about how to pace himself. Colin’s favorite weapon is his original 1842 Mississippi. He wants to start shooting the new single shot pistol match.

2nd Place NRA Young Skirmisher Award

Colin Scanlan

1st Maryland Cavalry Musket Aggregate Score of 174-01x

Living at Fort Shenandoah gives Colin a lot of opportunity to practice and excel, and he enjoys being there. He says, “Honestly, I’m just grateful for the influences and people I’ve grown up around.” But he has a few outside hobbies as well. He plays the baritone saxophone in his high school band and is learning several other instruments as well. Of the four Young Skirmisher winners each calendar year, two of them are sponsored by Chiswell’s Exiles, leaving the other two available for sponsorship. The NRA also lends its name to the sponsorship of these awards, and provides the plaque listing the names of the winners. Sponsorship of the dues was originally started by the N-SSA Youth Foundation. Skirmish Line

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Senior Skirmisher Award By: Wayne Jordan

At each National Skirmish the N-SSA awards the top two musket shooters age 65 and older with the Senior Skirmisher Award. It is based on their aggregate individual musket scores.

The winners of the 2018 Spring National Senior Skirmisher Award are

Dennis Heuer and Paul Davies. Dennis shoots both a Zouave and a 3 band Springfield and, over the years, has preferred to use a service load of 60 gr of FFg powder. After 45 years of shooting, he has switched from open sights to a peep sight (while keeping the open rear sight for a backup). The peep has caused his point of impact to change and he adjusted that by lowering his powder charge to 52.5 gr of FFg. Long ago he learned not to chase the point of impact by filing his sights. Dennis 1st Place Senior Skirmisher Award emphasizes the need to use quality Dennis Heuer equipment. He likes his Weis Dismal Swamp Rangers barrel with a .580 bore. He shoots Musket Aggregate Score of 180-02X a Lyman .575213 old style minie sized to .577, using a homemade sizer from a portion of Kentucky longrifle barrel. Dennis also emphasizes the need for using pure lead and knowing for sure the source and type of lead he uses. Lastly, he likes his Redding powder measure which gives him a very consistent load. When shooting, Dennis considers proper foot placement to be very important. He lines up on target, closes his eyes, relaxes, and when he opens his eyes he adjusts his feet, if necessary, to line back up on the target. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am not fighting my muscles when I line up on target,â&#x20AC;? he says.

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Senior Skirmisher Award Paul has been skirmishing since 1972. The first ten years were with the 149th PVI, after which he moved over to the Washington Blue Rifles. He was introduced to the sport by an old friend from elementary school who still skirmishes, Chris Litvinas. In that time Paul has won many shooting medals, but is most proud of his revolver aggregate score of 192, which is the highest on record. He also has enough DSSA points for silver status. Paul shoots an Austrian Jaeger musket loaded with a 600 gr wadcutter bullet and 48 gr of Goex powder.

2nd Place Senior Skirmisher Award

Paul Davies

Washington Blue Rifles Musket Aggregate Score of 178-01X

Paul is retired from 38 years of government work, including being the point of contact for the Department of the Navyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s disposal services. When he worked, he lived in Falls Church, VA. He now resides in Carlisle, PA. He has two sons and two daughters. Paul is also an author and can be found researching in the National Archives, among other places. His published books are entitled C S Armory in Richmond, and U S Guns of World War II. Paul has also served on the N-SSA Small Arms Committee for about 30 years. The awards were presented by Philip Schreier, Senior Curator, National Rifle Association of America Museums / Field Editor, American Rifleman and David Booz, N-SSA National Commander.

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Costume Committee of the N-SSA The Costume Committee welcomes all that wish to compete in the costuming competition or attend the workshop held at each Nationals. Sewing Circle Times begin Fridays at 1:00 pm Sewing Circle - At each National, the Costume Committee members conduct a workshop or sewing circle on the Friday of the Nationals from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. This event is held in Memorial Park and is free and open to anyone that would like to attend. Don't forget to bring a chair. In case of inclement weather, information regarding the competition will be announced. The following workshops are planned: Fall 2018......... "I didn't know that?" Dressing in the 1860's

Spring 2019 .... Competition Dressmaking: “What’s right and what’s wrong?” Fall 2019......... Basic Stitch Work Costume Competition Times for All National Events 11:00-12:00...... Registration, Infants, Children, Girls, Boys Civilian, Boys Military 11:00-12:30...... Registration, Young Ladies, Adults, and Revolving Trophy categories 12:00 ................ Children’s Competition begins Competition for Young Ladies, Adults, and Revolving Trophy categories will immediately follow the children’s competition. Special Projects - This award is presented at each National Skirmish. At the preceding National, a single item is selected for competition for this award; i.e. an underpinning, accessory, or specific article of clothing. The item may be for a man, woman, or child. Items are judged on a point system. Announcing the Special Projects Fall 2018......... Collars, Cuffs, Undersleeves Spring 2019 .... Over Petticoat, fancy or plain Fall 2019......... Caps, Night, Morning, Day, Men’s, Women’s, or Children’s For more information on costuming events, contact Sharleen Carr-Mullins, Committee Chair at slwcarr@yahoo.com or 757-868-7844.You can also visit n-ssa.org/costume/.

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Costume Competition Winners

1st Place Specialty Costume, Regular Competition The Hulshart Award

Mary Deneau, Seamstress & Model

1st Place Ladies Informal, Regular Competition Susan Brisban Award for Corset

Mary Anne Faith Greketis, Seamstress & Model

1st Place Ladies Best Visual

Seamstress: Amanda Winkler Becky Wood Award

Seamstresses: Amanda Winkler & Jeanice Lewis Models - The Winkler Family

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Costume Competition Winners

1st Place Girl's Semi-Formal, Regular Competition

Seamstress: Janet Elton Model: Klarissa Elton

1st Place Girl's Visual

Seamstresses: Amanda Winkler & Jeanice Lewis Model: Kyleigh Winkler

1st Place Children's Toddlers, Regular Competition The John Elton Award

Seamstress: Catherine White

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HISTORY. COMPETITION. CAMARADERIE.

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TOP GUN – MUSKET By: Wayne Jordan At the 137th Nationals in the Spring of 2018, Charlie deCourcy of the 9th Virginia Cavalry placed first among all skirmishers in the individual musket competition with an Aggregate score of 189-6x, comprised of 97-4x at 50 yards, and 92-2x at 100 yards. Charlie has been a skirmisher since 1985, a few years after he moved to Woodstock, Virginia, after bouncing around New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Colorado. The first new friend he made in Virginia was Mark Hughes, and Mark had to work hard for three years to drag Charlie to Fort Shenandoah and see what a skirmish was. It was worth the effort. Charlie says he looked at Mark and exclaimed, “You mean I could have been doing this for the last three years!?!?” And he’s been shooting with the 9th Virginia ever since. Black powder was not new to Charlie. He’d been shooting roundball, both flintlock and percussion, already. He credits Larry Brockmiller, whom he’d met at the roundball matches, for setting a high bar of competitiveness for Charlie to follow.

Top Gun Charlie deCourcy Charlie shoots a ’55 Whitney Derivative musket, which was one of several 9th Virginia Cavalry versions that Whitney manufactured. He likes the rear sight on it which is slightly farther forward than most sights. He shoots a 510 gr Old Style Minie sized to .577 with 43 gr of Goex 3F powder. He is not sure of the actual bore size but finds that .577 is the largest size bullet he can possibly use in it. He likes his Hoyt barrel with 3 lands and grooves. He tried a barrel with 7 lands and grooves, but did not feel it performed as well. As for his bullet, he experimented with a wadcutter once. He shot both types of bullets at the same target to compare them. He says Tim Scanlan came by and took a look at the target and saw that all the shots were good but that the wadcutter wasn’t grouping as well. “Tim looked at me and asked why on earth I would want to be changing bullets. I dropped the wadcutters and have stuck with the old minie ever since,” says Charlie. Apparently, that was the right decision. He did make a major change once, though. “I started with a 3 band musket but then I saw the 2 band Whitney and liked the rear sight better, especially for its long range sight and I switched to it.” To what does Charlie attribute his successful shooting? There are numerous answers. “I have my struggles just like everyone else,” he says. First of all, he thinks he has good stamina, which he attributes to his full time job in construction as a contractor and carpenter. That leaves him in good condition for holding a musket up for as long as he needs to. Despite that conditioning, he is struggling with the onset of arthritis in his trigger hand. Age has also started taking a toll on his eyes and he has started using reading glasses when shooting. “The target gets a little fuzzy, but I can see the front sight.” Speaking of sights, Charlie used to use orange paint on his front sight, but as his eyes aged he started looking for a better way and found that a black sight started looking better to him. He now uses a carbide lamp to blacken his sight, as do many of his teammates. He found that nothing else will give the same total black sight with no glare. “It gives me the most precise and sharp site picture you can get,” he says. The only downside is that it is a little harder to see in low light. Charlie is constantly evaluating every move he makes when shooting. “The mechanics are important, as is consistency in my approach to a shot,” he says. Occasionally, he finds a reason to make a change, though. For twenty years he held the ramrod in his hand while shooting since that saved the time of setting it down and picking it up for each shot. Then he noticed he wasn’t holding the stock of the musket as firmly as he should while also holding the ramrod. After all, when shooting individuals, that time saving does not matter. And he is now more comfortable shooting in team 68

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“Lots of trigger time is essential,” Charlie says. “Mark Hughes and I would shoot paper targets until there wasn’t a speck of black left on them.” He likes to shoot individual targets at each skirmish just to make sure he knows where his musket is shooting on any given day. Too many factors, especially differences in light, will cause variations in the way he needs to sight in on a target and he wants to be ready for shooting under the conditions of the day. “Always watch that front sight. And be able to call your shots. You should know when the shot goes off where the bullet is going to hit. I use a scope when shooting individuals, but my goal is to just use it on the first few shots. If I feel comfortable that I’m shooting well, I won’t bother with the scope for the subsequent shots,” says Charlie. Last of all, he says to control your mental game. Don’t let your prior shots or targets weigh on your mind. Just concentrate on the shot you are taking now. He also says that he struggled for a long time to “pair” his 100 and 50 yards targets. Too often one was good and the other was not. But he has slowly conquered that - on most days. Charlie is joined on his team by his son, Matt, who is 29 and has been shooting since he was 15. His wife, Carole, and daughter, Dawn, are often behind the line cheering them on. He also likes to hunt. His favorite game is deer, turkey, and even bear. He lives on 70 acres in Shenandoah County and can shoot in his own yard. But even still, he likes to join Mark Hughes at his backyard shooting range nearby. Any final comments? “I’ve been chasing the Felker Trophy (for top musket aggregate) for 33 years now and I can finally check it off my bucket list. Previously it had been on another list I keep which rhymes with bucket.” “I also want to commend the outstanding sportsmanship and character displayed by Eddie Schneeman, a fellow competitor and friend who was the previous winner of the Felker Trophy for top musket aggregate. When the results were posted on Friday of Nationals, we both had a score of 189-06x, and Eddie had edged me out on the tie breaker. So close to winning, but not quite. But Eddie had doubts about whether one of his tens was also really an X, so he filed a protest. An unusual protest, to say the least. The stats officer doublechecked and found that indeed Eddie only should have been credited with 5 X’s. Correcting that mistake put me in first place. It is a great honor to win that trophy and I’ll always be proud of it. Without the honesty and integrity displayed by Eddie, it would not have happened. He is a credit to the N-SSA and I’d like to think that he exemplifies the character of all skirmishers.”

Top Guns Eddie Schneeman and Charlie deCourcy.

TOP GUN is a new series which began in the Winter 2018 issue of The Skirmish Line. After each National Skirmish, I will interview the highest scoring musket shooter in an effort to share information with our readers about how this person became such a great shooter. The hope is that these top shooters will offer some advice that members can factor in as they strive to be better shooters themselves.

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The Unsung Skirmisher By: Wayne Jordan At a recent skirmish I went down to the range to shoot individuals, and I parallel parked along the creek side of the road around position 15. When I got out of my car I found another skirmisher standing between a car and the bushes along the creek bank with a small pair of pruning shears in his hand. He was walking along the side of the road and cutting back all the branches of the bushes that lined that side of the road. He said he didn’t want people who parked along the road to have their vehicles scratched up by those branches. Who is this guy? Meet Todd “Hessy” Hess of the 2nd Maryland Artillery, a member since 1987. In that time Todd has been a dedicated member of the N-SSA who cannot sit still. “Todd has always gone the extra mile to help and volunteer wherever he is,” says his teammate, Walt “JR” Zdon. “When he is on a host team, he takes on his position with a load of steam that will not burn out. He loves to accomplish a task while he’s at the fort.”

So, what all does Todd do besides clip bushes? He has taken on many official jobs as a skirmisher including National Logistics Officer, Logistics and Stat House officer at regional and national skirmishes, and various team positions such as commander and paymaster, just to name a few. In fact, as the Stat House officer at a recent Nationals, Todd had the individual scores posted by 2 pm Friday afternoon, an unheard of feat. But his penchant for going above and beyond is what really distinguishes him. According to Jeremiah Walsh, Todd always wants to keep busy and wants his teammates to stay busy as well. They may be working as a host team, but Todd will find plenty of extra projects for them as well. Jeremiah says, “One weekend he knew that the latrines needed some masonry work done around the cleanouts, so the next thing we knew Todd was mixing concrete and recruiting us all to help him complete the job. Another time he drafted us to help rebuild the steps on the NRA building. If there is no major project for him to do, he’ll start sweeping out the barn or find some other miscellaneous task that needs doing. His truck is a rolling tool chest and he is quick to put those tools to work. And then he goes back to our campsite and cooks the team a chicken dinner with all the fixins on Saturday night at Nationals.”

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Todd “Hessy” Hess 2nd Maryland Artillery

But Todd doesn’t restrict his energies to skirmish weekends. As his teammate “Mr. Carl” Soine aged, Todd would just show up at his house and mow his lawn. When Jeremiah’s daughter got engaged, Todd got ordained so he could perform the marriage ceremony. But that wasn’t enough for Todd. The wedding was to take place on a farm and Todd spent his free time for months working on getting that farm in the best shape he could for the wedding. And he would never dream of accepting anything in return. There seems to be no limit to what he will do for his skirmishing buddies. In fact, Walt says that Todd loves seeing friends from other regions who he only sees at nationals. He knows many fellow skirmishers, not just by name; he knows all about them. And he can’t wait to update his teammates about who he has run into. That enthusiasm brightens up everyone’s day.

Somehow Todd finds the time and energy to shoot, too. He has shot on twenty A-1 champion Henry teams, and shoots most other small arms as well. He also finds time to deer hunt. He’s proud to have his grandson, Kyle, shooting with the team (and winning one of the Young Skirmisher Awards last year).

Todd Hess, for being one of the N-SSA’s Energizer Bunnies, and for contributing in a thousand different ways to helping make skirmishing more fun for your fellow skirmishers, you are this quarter’s Unsung Skirmisher. This is a regular feature for the Skirmish Line. I will need the help of the membership to make it work. In each edition of the Skirmish Line I would like to highlight at least one of our members who has done something special for the rest of us. This could encompass a wide variety of actions, but the common thread will be that this person (or persons) has made a special effort to do something above and beyond the call of duty for the benefit of the N-SSA and its members. It can be large or small. I need our members to be on the lookout for such an individual and his/her good deeds and send me the information about the person and what he/she did. If possible send me a photograph as well. It could even be a pair of people or a group of people. And it will be published here. Now, who can nominate someone else for our next issue? Do you know someone who has given selflessly of their time for the benefit of others? Contact me at wvjordan@aol.com, or call me at 703-407-2445. 70

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Host team of the Potomac Spring Regional; Josh Lauck, Skirmish Director (front, kneeling)

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REGIONAL NEWS - Chesapeake Chesapeake Regional Skirmish ~ April 6-8, 2018 Individual Match Results 50-Yard Musket (Class 1), 3 Places Paid Place Comp # Name Score 1 2318 SEMPELES, G 92-01X 2 10572 THOMPSON, E 88-01X 3 10496 HARRIS, S 88-00X 50-Yard Musket (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 4354 HUGHES, M 90-02X 2 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 86-01X 3 5619 SNOOK, T 86-00X

50-Yard Carbine (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 6077 DECOURCY, C 88-00X 2 10572 THOMPSON, E 86-01X 3 11048 LYTTON, T 85-01X 50-Yard Carbine (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 12609 WEAVER, E 88-00X 2 2318 SEMPELES, G 87-00X 3 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 83-00X

50-Yard Musket (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 0526 STILES, K 84-00X 2 8252 DENNIS, M 80-01X 3 13655 SCANLAN, C 80-00X

50-Yard Carbine (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 8649 DICK, B 78-00X 2 12661 TAYLOR, N 73-00X 3 8816 KERN, W 71-00X

50-Yard Musket (Class 4) 3 Places Paid 1 11394 WRIGHT, D 74-00X 2 13370 SHEPPARD, G 73-00X 3 10866 HESS, J 45-00X

50-Yard Carbine (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 10106 MAAS, J 84-00X 2 13638 WETZEL, E 67-01X 3 13370 SHEPPARD, G 60-00X

100-Yard Musket (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 6506 BATLLE, T 93-01X 2 2318 SEMPELES, G 88-00X 3 10496 HARRIS, S 87-00X

100-Yard Carbine (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 10552 SHEETZ, D 88-01X 2 11983 SHEETZ, M 83-00X 3 7560 MCBRIDE, M 83-00X

100-Yard Musket (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 85-00X 2 5318 COMER, D 82-00X 3 1832 BOOZ, D 80-00X 100-Yard Musket (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 13655 SCANLAN, C 88-02X 2 8252 DENNIS, M 86-00X 3 0526 STILES, K 80-00X 100-Yard Musket (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 13668 THOMPSON, C 84-00X 2 11394 WRIGHT, D 74-00X 3 10866 HESS, J 58-00X Musket Aggregate (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 6506 BATLLE, T 180-01X 2 2318 SEMPELES, G 180-01X 3 10496 HARRIS, S 175-00X Musket Aggregate (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 171-01X 2 5318 COMER, D 163-00X 3 9447 JORDAN, W 159-00X Musket Aggregate (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 13655 SCANLAN, C 168-02X 2 8252 DENNIS, M 166-01X 3 12634 FISHER, W 69-00X

Musket Aggregate (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 11394 WRIGHT, D 148-00X 2 13668 THOMPSON, C 120-00X

25-Yard Revolver, 3 Places Paid 1 11048 LYTTON, T 2 10572 THOMPSON, E 3 2873 CHIARIZIA, L

90-01X 90-01X 81-01X

50-Yard Revolver, 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 2 11048 LYTTON, T 3 8252 DENNIS, M

76-00X 66-00X 38-00X

Revolver Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 166-01X 2 11048 LYTTON, T 156-01X 3 8252 DENNIS, M 115-01X 50-Yard Breech-Loader, 3 Places Paid 1 12661 TAYLOR, N 84-00X 2 4466 SCHELL, G 83-00X 3 8252 DENNIS, M 80-00X 100-Yard Breech-Loader, 3 Places Paid 1 4466 SCHELL, G 90-01X 2 12661 TAYLOR, N 84-00X 3 8252 DENNIS, M 82-01X Breech-Loader Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 4466 SCHELL, G 173-01X 2 8252 DENNIS, M 162-01X

100-Yard Carbine (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 2318 SEMPELES, G 87-00X 2 4466 SCHELL, G 85-00X 3 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 85-00X

25-Yard Smoothbore (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 92-02X 2 7560 MCBRIDE, M 90-01X 3 3390 KEPPLER, A 90-01X

100-Yard Carbine (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 2685 SOURS, D 78-00X 2 11394 WRIGHT, D 74-00X 3 8816 KERN, W 73-00X

25-Yard Smoothbore (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 0818 KEPPLER, II, H 89-04X 2 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 86-01X 3 10496 HARRIS, S 84-00X

100-Yard Carbine (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 8252 DENNIS, M 76-00X 2 10106 MAAS, J 60-00X

25-Yard Smoothbore (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 6077 DECOURCY, C 88-01X 2 12679 THOMANN, M 87-01X 3 5318 COMER, D 83-00X

Carbine Aggregate (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 11983 SHEETZ, M 165-02X 2 11048 LYTTON, T 165-01X 3 7560 MCBRIDE, M 152-00X Carbine Aggregate (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 168-00X 2 4466 SCHELL, G 164-00X 3 12679 THOMANN, M 150-00X Carbine Aggregate (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 11394 WRIGHT, D 143-00X 2 2685 SOURS, D 78-00X Carbine Aggregate (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 10106 MAAS, J 144-00X 2 8252 DENNIS, M 135-00X

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25-Yard Smoothbore (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 12609 WEAVER, E 89-00X 2 13370 SHEPPARD, G 81-01X 3 4354 HUGHES, M 81-00X 50-Yard Smoothbore (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 95-02X 2 7560 MCBRIDE, M 83-00X 3 2357 HARPER, J 81-00X 50-Yard Smoothbore (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 0818 KEPPLER, II, H 77-00X 2 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 76-01X 3 10696 COUMES, J 74-00X

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REGIONAL NEWS - Chesapeake Individual Match Results 50-Yard Smoothbore (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 12661 TAYLOR, N 84-00X 2 11394 WRIGHT, D 80-00X 3 5318 COMER, D 65-00X 50-Yard Smoothbore (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 13370 SHEPPARD, G 83-00X 2 10106 MAAS, J 80-00X 3 4354 HUGHES, M 76-01X Smoothbore Agg (Class 1), 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 187-04X 2 7560 MCBRIDE, M 173-01X 3 3390 KEPPLER, A 169-01X Smoothbore Agg (Class 2), 3 Places Paid 1 0818 KEPPLER, II, H 166-04X 2 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 162-02X 3 10496 HARRIS, S 84-00X Smoothbore Agg (Class 3), 3 Places Paid 1 11394 WRIGHT, D 163-00X 2 5318 COMER, D 148-00X 3 12679 THOMANN, M 147-01X

Congratulations to Larry Chiarizia of the 21st VA Infantry, this year's winner of the Wellington "Slim" Welch Memorial Trophy for highest musket aggregate by a Chesapeake Region senior member during the Chesapeake regional.

Smoothbore Agg (Class 4), 3 Places Paid 1 13370 SHEPPARD, G 164-01X 2 10106 MAAS, J 161-00X 3 2978 THOMANN, T 140-00X 50-Yard SS BR/C2, 0 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 2 5619 SNOOK, T 3 10187 WETZEL, R

86-01X 86-00X 78-00X

100-Yard SS BR/C2, 0 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 85-00X 2 13668 THOMPSON, C 84-00X 3 12661 TAYLOR, N 81-00X SS BR/C2 Aggregate, 1 Place Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 171-01X 2 5619 SNOOK, T 160-00X 3 12661 TAYLOR, N 157-00X Musket-Carbine Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 2873 CHIARIZIA, L 339-01X 2 11983 SHEETZ, M 329-02X 3 4466 SCHELL, G 308-01X

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50-Yard Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 10572 THOMPSON, E 2 8252 DENNIS, M

250-02X 177-01X

Grand Aggregate, 3 Places Paid 1 11048 LYTTON, T 2 8252 DENNIS, M 3 10572 THOMPSON, E

479-03X 416-02X 340-03X

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REGIONAL NEWS - Chesapeake Team Match Results Class A-1 Musket, 4 Places Paid # Team 1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 2 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 3 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A Class A-2 Musket, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 2 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 3 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. B 4 COMPANY D, 33RD VIRGINIA CO. A Class A-3 Musket, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 2 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. A 3 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A Class B-1 Musket, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 4 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B Class B-2 Musket, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 2 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A 3 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. B Class C Musket, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. C 2 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C Class A-1 Carbine, 3 Place(s) Paid # Team 1 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 4 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A Class A-2 Carbine, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 2 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 3 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 4 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. B Class A-3 Carbine, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 2 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A Class B-1 Carbine, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 2 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 3 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B Class B-2 Carbine, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 2 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A Class C Carbine, 1 Place(s) Paid

Event 1 95.1 80.5 102.3 105.2

Event 2 137.6 184.0 151.2 225.3

Event 3 68.0 70.0 100.0 78.0

Event 4 71.1 87.4 92.0 77.0

Event 5 84.1 75.1 120.2 92.5

Event 6 25.6 35.6 30.1 52.7

Total 481.5 532.6 595.8 630.7

171.2 157.1 229.5 428.0

360.0 375.0 510.0 283.6

102.0 94.0 108.0 102.0

108.8 166.1 133.5 143.6

146.9 85.4 192.8 183.5

31.2 77.3 14.9 85.4

920.1 954.9 1,188.7 1,226.1

224.3 291.1 514.0

330.0 465.0 495.0

96.0 100.0 110.0

227.6 232.2 450.0

155.9 164.8 420.0

37.1 83.6 90.7

1,070.9 1,336.7 2,079.7

82.3 139.6 342.0 385.0

252.8 315.0 345.0 360.0

80.0 96.0 100.0 98.0

71.4 97.9 107.0 153.0

120.3 157.6 134.4 79.6

50.3 39.2 57.3 63.5

657.1 845.3 1,085.7 1,139.1

288.3 273.0 471.0

390.0 420.0 510.0

94.0 98.0 116.0

193.2 189.9 510.0

100.8 186.5 450.0

59.6 82.8 177.5

1,125.9 1,250.2 2,234.5

471.0 471.0

525.0 435.0

114.0 108.0

360.0 267.4

330.0 540.0

91.0 111.5

1,891.0 1,932.9

Event 1 82.8 103.8 104.6 93.0

Event 2 133.5 196.9 154.3 176.9

Event 3 60.1 70.9 84.7 98.6

Event 4 52.1 71.8 51.0 101.0

Event 5 92.1 27.6 80.1 38.5

Total 420.6 471.0 474.7 508.0

224.4 297.1 201.3 342.0

330.0 360.0 420.0 420.0

103.8 111.4 115.5 227.7

111.7 94.6 94.5 330.0

119.6 81.0 132.5 360.0

889.5 944.1 963.8 1,679.7

514.0 428.0

330.0 480.0

206.0 360.0

249.6 360.0

330.0 285.4

1,629.6 1,913.4

65.3 153.4 471.0

375.0 282.3 465.0

141.3 177.2 292.0

134.8 119.7 390.0

111.7 204.7 135.3

828.1 937.3 1,753.3

342.0 428.0

390.0 450.0

106.5 510.0

153.2 300.0

64.0 390.0

1,055.7 2,078.0

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REGIONAL NEWS - Chesapeake Team Match Results Class A-1 Revolver, 3 Place(s) Paid # Team 1 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 2 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 4 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A Class A-2 Revolver, 0 Place(s) Paid Class A-3 Revolver, 0 Place(s) Paid Class B Revolver, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 2 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. B Class C Revolver, 0 Place(s) Paid Breech-Loader, 0 Place(s) Paid Class A-1 Smoothbore, 3 Place(s) Paid # Team 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 3 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 4 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A Class A-2 Smoothbore, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 2 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 4 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A Class A-3 Smoothbore, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. A Class B Smoothbore, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. B 2 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. C 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B Class C Smoothbore, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B

Event 1 30.6 94.0 106.7 143.7

Event 2 21.6 47.3 58.5 135.2

Event 3 25.7 40.0 118.5 142.5

Event 4 27.9 97.0 100.2 149.4

Total 105.8 278.3 383.9 570.8

93.8 130.4

75.7 103.4

48.2 105.6

90.6 85.0

308.3 424.4

Event 1 101.7 90.9 64.8 123.5

Event 2 57.2 35.2 44.4 91.8

Event 3 35.1 34.2 54.5 51.0

Event 4 41.1 91.3 110.4 53.9

Event 5 50.3 93.3 75.7 124.0

Total 285.4 344.9 349.8 444.2

124.2 180.0 180.0 200.0

59.3 115.9 63.5 109.2

102.0 64.3 56.9 80.7

44.0 160.6 128.3 360.0

105.3 175.0 288.0 103.5

434.8 695.8 716.7 853.4

260.0

49.1

156.4

360.0

324.0

1,149.5

170.1 144.6 124.8 81.7

72.5 91.5 115.2 52.2

76.7 94.1 110.6 75.2

61.8 165.1 121.6 360.0

216.0 114.2 169.2 137.7

597.1 609.5 641.4 706.8

120.8

95.0

151.4

120.9

180.0

668.1

Ball 2 7’ 6” 8’ 11” 16’ 11” 10’ 9” 18’ 1.5”

Ball 3 8’ 11” 10’ 4” 17’ 0” 11’ 2.5” 22’ 4”

Mortar Match Results # 1 2 3 4 5

Team Hardaway's Alabama Btty 1 Dulany Troop 1 5th VA Vol Inf. 1 Wheat's Special Bttn, LA Tigers 1 12th Regt U.S. Regular Inf. 1

Ball 1 3’ 7” 2’ 11” 5’ 0” 5’ 4.75” 8’ 4”

Ball 4 9’ 8” 20’ 5” 20’ 11” 31’ 1” 18’ 8.5”

Ball 5 11’ 1” 24’ 5” 24’ 10” 30’ 2” 21’ 6.5”

Total 40’ 9” 67’ 0” 84’ 8” 88’ 7.25” 89’ 0.5”

Artillery Match Results Place 1st 2nd

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Team 5th Va. Vol. Inf. (Rifled) 7th Regt. Va. Volunteers (Rifled) Dulany Troop (Rifled) 12th Regt. U.S. Regular Inf. (Rifled) 1st Regt. Va. Volunteers (Rifled)

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Score 42 41 37-1V 29 20

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