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That’s a fine looking cohort of rabble and rogues! The gentlemanly Sargent with sash and sword is looking rather swagger, too 
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Part of our unit at opening.
This is a modified version of the "pigeon board". Scoring is simple, hit the pigeons, miss the tiles, clocks running and you're shooting offhand with a Civil War musket. Hit tiles are a penalty.
And we set this up as a reminder that many, many Americans died during the War. No other war that America has been involved in had anywhere near the percentage of casualties and destruction as that experienced in the Civil War. One day at Antietam saw more casualties than D-Day.
And yeah, we still like some modern conveniences. We aren't reenactors.
Part of our unit at opening.
This is a modified version of the "pigeon board". Scoring is simple, hit the pigeons, miss the tiles, clocks running and you're shooting offhand with a Civil War musket. Hit tiles are a penalty.
And we set this up as a reminder that many, many Americans died during the War. No other war that America has been involved in had anywhere near the percentage of casualties and destruction as that experienced in the Civil War. One day at Antietam saw more casualties than D-Day.
And yeah, we still like some modern conveniences. We aren't reenactors.
