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12thUS · 12th Regiment - United States Infantry

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  • Members: 33
  • Category: Living History
  • Founded: Mar 12, 2006
  • Language: English
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We are the 12th U.S. Infantry, a Civil War living history unit from Syracuse, NY. We participate in both local and national events and portray a regiment of the regular U.S. army that served throughout the American Civil War.

As members of the United States Volunteers (U.S.V.), we are part of the largest reenactor organization in the United States.

Family participation is strongly encouraged and there is something for everyone whether military or civilian. We also have a very active contingent of musicians and Boy Scouts of America Venture Crew #4.

GOALS:

1. Educate the public through living history exhibits, school presentations and other interactions
2. To accurately depict & represent the life and times of the Regular Infantry in the ACW.
3. Maintain an authentic camp atmosphere while fostering comradeship, fellowship and family togetherness.
4. To safely perform the tactics and drill of the Regular Army in the ACW, always striving to improve our individual and group impression.
5. Raise awareness of the state of Civil War Battlefield preservation.

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Fw: Elmira 2010
Please note: forwarded message attached From: "Larry and Janet" <ljc115@...> To: "Brad Burgher" <revdrumr@...>, "bud"
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Re: Victorian Festival and Holiday Tree Lighting
Political correctness run amok. ... From: jduran55@... <JDURAN55@...> Subject: Re: [12thUS] Victorian Festival and Holiday Tree Lighting To:
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Re: Victorian Festival and Holiday Tree Lighting
Actually, it was a Yule tree for hundreds of years.  It's been less than 200 years since they began to be associated with Christmas.  When I was in Germany
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Re: Victorian Festival and Holiday Tree Lighting
Hey Bill...That has always been called a Christmas Tree where I grew up...I hear this Holiday Tree? a lot lately but just don't understand why the change in
Posted - Fri Dec 4, 2009 5:39 pm
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Re: Victorian Festival and Holiday Tree Lighting
That refers to the tradition of erecting a decorated and lighted evergreen by most Americans around the 25th of December...an adaptation of a pagan custom that
Posted - Thu Dec 3, 2009 9:29 pm
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2007 5 5 25 3 8 11 4 9 6 2 4
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