56th Virginia Infantry

FÜR EUER LAND! FÜR EURE HEIMAT! FÜR EURE LIEBSTEN!

FÜR VIRGINIA!!

Kämpft mit der 56th Virginia Infantry für die Freiheit!!

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Die virtuelle Einheit des 56th Virginia Infantry Regiment


Willkommen bei der 56th Virginia Infantry Company A "Mecklenburg Guards".

Als Mitglied dieser Company erwarten Dich harter, historisch korrekter Drill, organisierte Gefechte und ein angenehmes Maß an Roleplay während unserer Events. Unser Drill Book folgt im Wesentlichen den einschlägigen Ausführungen aus der Zeit des Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieges mit gewissen Adaptionen, welche durch das Spiel vorgegeben sind. Die Befehle werden aus Gründen der Authentizität in Englisch erteilt. Unsere Formationen werden nicht nur im Drill vermittelt, sondern auch in den Gefechten umgesetzt.

Viel wichtiger ist aber, dass wir eine Community sind, in der wir den Spielspaß nie zu kurz kommen lassen wollen und einen freundlichen, ja familiären Umgang pflegen.

Spricht dich dieses Konzept an, dann stelle deine Beitrittsanfrage und kämpfe für Virginia und für die geheiligte Sache der Konföderation.


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Die Geschichte des 56th Virgina Infantry Regiment



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ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Longstreet's Corps

Pickett's Division

Garnett's Brigade


Battle Honors





Fort Donnelson Sharpsburg North Anna Five Forks
Seven Days Battle Fredericksburg Cold Harbor Sayler's Creek
Second Manassas Gettyburg Siege of Petersburg Appomattox Court House
South Mountain Drewry's Bluff White Oak Road


Organisation des Regimentes bei Aufstellung am 7. September 1861 in Camp Lee, Virginia



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Colonel William Dabney Stuart

Lieutenant Colonel - Philip Peyton Slaughter

Major - William Edwin Green

Adjutant - Lieutenant Edward Branch Goode

Surgeon - Dr. Marion Howard

Commissary - Captain Robert Richards

Assistant Quartermaster - Hilliard W Carter


Company A -Mecklenburg Guards, Mecklenburg County -Captain Thomas Taylor Boswell

Company B -Mecklenburg Spartans, Mecklenburg County -Captain George W. Davis

Company C -Louisa Holliday Guards, Lousia County -Captain Timoleon Smith

Company D -Buckingham Yancey Guards, Buckingham County -Captain Camm Patteson

Company E -Ebenezer Grays, Brunswick County -Captain Thomas James Taylor

Company F -Lousia Nelson Grays, Lousia & Nelson Counties -Captain John Richardson

Company G -Charlotte Defenders, Charlotte County -Captain Thomas Daniel Jeffress

Company H -White Hall Guards, Albermarle County -Captain John Augustus Michie

Company I -Charlotte Grays, Charlotte County -Captain William Edwin Green

Company K -Harrison’s Guards, Hanover County -Captain Dabney Carr Harrison


Col William D. Stuart's official report on the actions of the engagement at Boonsboro

(South Mountain)



HEADQUARTERS PICKETT'S BRIGADE,

October 25, 1862.

Brigadier General R. B. GARNETT.

SIR: I have the honor to submit to you the following report of the part taken by the Fifty-sixth Virginia Regiment, under my command, in the engagement on the South Mountain, near Boonsborough, Md., on Sunday, September 14:

Upon reaching the line of battle assigned to your brigade, I was ordered to the support of General J. L. Kemper, immediately on your left, and distant about 200 yards. I promptly repaired to General Kemper's right, and reported to Colonel Corse, of the Seventeenth Virginia, commanding at that point. He assigned me my place in line of battle in a corn-field, through which the enemy were reported to be advancing immediately in front. Here I remained for some time, when from the direction of the enemy's fire and the appearance of their standards, I found the attack was being made against you on my right, and that my whole flank would be exposed should your position prove untenable. With Colonel Corse's permission, I threw back my right wing, and prepared to meet the enemy from this direction. Dark now settled upon us, and, as it was impossible to see anything of the enemy, and the firing on my right, on your part, had ceased, and a portion of the Twenty-eighth Regiment, of your brigade, had retreated toward my position. I concluded that your position had proved untenable, and advised Colonel Corse again to fall back to the fence separating the cleared and cornfields some 20 yards in our rear. This was speedily effected, and the line formed, with the fence protecting us. From this point a brisk right oblique fire was kept up on the enemy for an hour or more, when, our ammunition becoming exhausted, recourse was had to the cartridge boxes of the dead and wounded around, and I sent a messenger to inform you that re-enforcements or ammunition should speedily be sent us. My messenger (Lieutenant [Ira a.] Miller) returned, having met the adjutant-general of General Kemper (Captain Fry), who informed him that Generals Kemper's and Garnett's brigades had been ordered from the field some time before, and to bear me such orders. Upon the receipt of this order, I informed Colonel Corse, and we agreed to leave the field together, which we did, bringing the men off in good order, after having expended every round of ammunition. I regretted not being able to bring off all of my wounded; but it was so dark that the ambulance corps were unable to find them.

Into the engagement I carried 80 muskets, of which number 40 were either killed or wounded and 5 missing.

I am indebted to Captain McPhail for gallant services on this occasion, who, although severely bruised by a shell, remained on the ground encouraging the men, until the engagement ceased. Sergeant Tucker, of Company K, and Sergeant Newton, of Company E, are deserving of honorable mention for their bravery.

In conclusion, I beg leave to report that the enemy ceased their firing before we did, and failed to make any advance on our position.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

WM. D. STUART,

Colonel Fifty-sixth Virginia Regiment.


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Termine der Mecklenburg Guards


(zu diesen Zeiten treffen Sie uns also sicher auf unserem Server im Spiel an)


Montag 20:00 - 21:30 TGV Montags Gefecht (2 Gefechte der TGV Mitglieder gegeneinander; Möglichkeit für NCOs und Pvt.s Führungserfahrung zu sammeln)


Dienstag 20:00 - 21:30 Combined Drill (Schwachstellen vom WE trainieren; Melder/Scout/Skirmish/Arty Training)


Donnerstag 20:00 - 21:30 Volunteer Drill (Grundlagendrill für neue Mitglieder und gestandene Enthusiasten)


Freitag 20:00 - 21:00 Company Drill (Drill mit weiterführenden Inhalten und Vorbereitung auf die Gefechte)

21:00 - 23:00 2 Gefechte im Rahmen des U.E.C. Biathlon Events mit anschließender Nachbesprechung


Samstag 20:00 - 21:00 Company Drill (Drill mit weiterführenden Inhalten und Vorbereitung auf die Gefechte)

21:00 - 23:00 2 Gefechte im Rahmen des U.E.C. Biathlon Events Saturday Edition mit anschließender Nachbesprechung