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Emporia State football struggled to contain the Central Oklahoma offense on Saturday night, as the Hornets fell against the Bronchos 56-22 in Edmond, Okla.
Saturday October 4, Bronchos vs. Mules. A night to celebrate legends, leaders, teachers & the best fans in the MIAA. RollChos
I decided to participate in NaBloPoMo and post on my blog every day of November. And since there are 30 days in the month, I'm posting a picture of me on my birthday that year in case I don't have anything else to say. I'm still trying to find some of the pics though. And they're scanned in so not the best quality. And some of them are sure to prove embarrassing. Yay!
Emporia State football struggled to contain the Central Oklahoma offense on Saturday night, as the Hornets fell against the Bronchos 56-22 in Edmond, Okla.
2018 June 2nd to 15th Family trip to Italy. Day #5 in Florence. View from St Trinity Bridge aka Ponte Santa Trinita
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2nd United States Sharpshooters,
Companies E & H
Two regiments of U.S. Sharpshooters were recruited in 1861 by engineer, inventor and champion marksman Hiram Berdan. Berdan’s regiments were unique to the Army of the Potomac, using different uniforms, weapons, equipment and tactics from the “line units”. Although operating as United States Army units, each company within the regiments was formed of recruits from a single state, with eight different states contributing companies. Company F was one of two companies recruited from Vermont.
Each recruit had to qualify by passing a shooting test. Each had to place ten shots in a ten inch circle from 200 yards away. The sharpshooters wore a distinctive green uniform with no brass in order to blend into the terrain, and used light infantry skirmishing tactics that were very different than the rest of the army.
Second Regiment
U.S. Sharpshooters
Sept. 17, 1862
Company E
Capt. Homer R. Stoughton
Company H
Lieut. Albert Buxton
VERMONT