In 1853, Lt. Montgomery C. Meigs, future Quartermaster General for the Union Army during the Civil War, received the mission of constructing a permanent water supply for the city. The project ...

He researched and wrote numerous historical articles for the "Quartermaster Professional Bulletin ... the American South and the American Civil War. Admission to "War Seen Through the Eyes of Soldier ...

He researched and wrote numerous historical articles for the "Quartermaster Professional ... the American South and the American Civil War. Admission to "War Seen Through the Eyes of Soldier ...

A May 1 letter written by Assistant Quartermaster J.A. Potter described the soldiers ... Though the structure traces back to the Civil War-era Camp Randall, its exact origins remain unclear. The ...

Wayne of the Quartermaster Corps began pushing for ... leaders lost their willingness to experiment with camels as the Civil War loomed. -Camels could carry heavier loads than mules or horses.

The Shepherd’s Center of Greater Winston-Salem is offering a workshop for individuals turning 65 (as well as those who ...

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, camels wandered the Sonoran Desert. How they got there, and what happened to ...

Mel spent more than two decades supporting veterans as commander, quartermaster ... He never understood the Korean Civil War in which he fought. It left one half the same people to flourish ...

Unlike monuments to the Confederacy – many of which were erected decades after the U.S. Civil War – the Nazi German government ... the erection of a monument in their memory.” The U.S. Quartermaster ...