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of US Drill
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- 1891 Comparison
- On Forming the Company
- OBSTACLE!
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(64th Illinois)
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Manual
of Arms
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- US Tactics 1862
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Evolutions of the Line
Military Texts
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Hand-Book
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Edged Weapons
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- Gibbon's Art) PDF Format Military Signals and Calls
- Starting
out as a Field Musician
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Buglers
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interest
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Announcing the debut of the Drill Network Forums, a place for discussion about matters of drill. Look there for further announcements about this site.
Note the link on the left for Casey's tactics, provided by the kindness of Scott Gutzke of the 64th Illinois.
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