| 2nd
and 4th U.S. Infantry
Sykes Regulars Honoring
the Proud Heritage and Traditions of the UNITED STATES
ARMY And Those Who Served in its Ranks During the American
Civil War 1861-1865
Our living history group encompasses
the mindset of excellence in drill, discipline, and authenticity.
The strict discipline of the modern unit has afforded
us a proud reputation among the premier Federal units
in the country. The result of this mindset is that the
unit attracts those looking for a better reenacting experience
as well as current and former members of the U.S. military.
Our calendar consists of living history, reenactments
and campaigner events, primarily
located in the Mid-Atlantic States. The unit is very active
in researching and documenting various aspects of civil
war life, military manuals and unit history.
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Step into the past with Sykes' Regulars...
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Living History ~ Public Education
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This month in regular history
May 1863 - The Regulars were in action at Chancellorsville from 1-5 May before recrossing the Rappahanock on the 6th. The commander of Coy C, 2nd US , Captain Salem S. Marsh, was killed in action on 1 May while leading the battalion. The 4th Sergeant of Coy C, Sergt Thomas J. Camp of Adams County, Pa, died on 12 May 1863 of wounds. Pvt William Hogue of Coy H, 4th Inf was wounded on May 1st.
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