03 Tuesday Jul 2007
Posted in research
I received a couple of comments over the last couple of weeks from a reader that I didn’t notice until this evening. Moving and babies are somewhat plausible excuses, but I completely missed them.
Rich, if you’ll email me (dccaughey AT aol DOT com), I’d be happy to steer you in the right direction for the muster rolls. I’d also love to hear more about your ancestor, as his book is one of my favorite accounts of the war.
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Since I served in the 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment in 1968-69, I’d love to see more on the history of the regiment.
Dick,I’m working on it, it just takes time to gather the material for a good history of the regiment and its soldiers. Keep visiting, there’ll be more to follow.Don