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[CelticRanger66]

If you decide to go I will go with you and honor him on behalf of my relative. That Calvary Unit often screened the Artillery when they displaced to alternate firing positions. Or as we in the Army like to say during retrograde advances....

[David White]

If you decide to go I will go with you and honor him on behalf of my relative. That Calvary Unit often screened the Artillery when they displaced to alternate firing positions. Or as we in the Army like to say during retrograde advances....

Thank you, that is very kind CR66.

[CelticRanger66]

Not a problem ...I am very serious about honoring the bravery of those past. I want to do my part to mak sure that all of America's Fallen Both Blue and Grey...and all others are never forgotten. When my unit goes overseas anywhere we always try to go to the nearest American Military Cemetary and lay a wreath. CR66

[Tattoo Bradley]

we always try to go to the nearest American Military Cemetary and lay a wreath. CR66

That's awesome! My old unit had an annual landscaping, and cleaning up of the local American Cemetary in the KMC (Germany.) I always felt honored to be a part of it.

[David White]

Here is alittle about my GG Uncle.

White, William S.-Pvt. Co. A. 20th VA Cavalry

Captured/Wounded 7/13/64 Rockville MD

Adm. Campbell USA Hosp. Washington DC 7/16/64, gunshot wd. to head, by minnie ball, age 18.

Sent to Capital Prison 7/19/64

Transferred to Elmira Prison 7/25/64

Died Elmirea Prison, 10/2/64, typhoid fever

Grave no. 529

He was wounded when fighting a rear guard action against the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry.