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Date Posted: 08/11/05 10:17:17pm
Author: Doug Cooper
Subject: Re: Chevron color for Corinth?
In reply to: Cody Mobley 's message, "Re: Chevron color for Corinth?" on 08/ 9/05 4:15:45pm

Yeah that is what drives me nuts - the Crescent regt went to war with yellow that eventually went to black and then blue. Some of the 18th LA wore yellow, other companies black, etc. What do the Ground Hornets do now? Blue?

Doug

>>
>>Doug
>When looking at different state's cdvs and ambrotypes
>for branch of service trim you need to remember that
>each state did not follow the same guidelines for
>service trim. Louisiana's infantry color early in the
>war was yellow, Mississippi's was red, etc.
>Just a thought
>Cody

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