18th North Carolina Infantry, Company A

"First At Bethel"

"Foremost At Gettysburg"

18th North Carolina, Company A

The members of the 18th North Carolina Company A, known as the German Volunteers, is a Civil War re-enacting group, founded in Union County, PA, comprised of men and women who portray Confederate infantry, dedicated to preserving our Civil War heritage.

"Furthest At Chickamauga"

"Last At Appomattox"

Colonel John Decator Barry (18th's Regimental Commander)

Brigadier General James Lane (the 18th's Brigade Commander At Gettysburg)

History Of The 18th North Carolina	2009 Event Schedule	Photo Gallery
By-Laws	Getting Started In Re-enacting	Civil War Links
Members	Sergeant Isaiah Carroll Original Member Of The 18th N.C.

The Tar Heels Roll Of Honor

North Carolina, with a male population (military age) of 115,000, furnished 127,000 Confederate Soldiers, lost 40,375 of her brave sons, double the loss of any other state, with 5,000 to spare.

God Bless North Carolina
Here's to the Land of the Long Leaf Pine
The Summer land where the Sun doth Shine
Where the Weak grow Strong and the Strong grow Great
Here's to North Carolina, the Good Old Tar Heel State.

May 18, 2009

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