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Registration

Mail in Registration

Click on “Printable Registration Form” to print a registration form that you can fill out and mail in with a check or money order–see page two of the form for mailing instructions.

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Registered Reenactors

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Location & Fees

Event Location: The Gettysburg Movie Site - 965 Pumping Station Road, Gettysburg.

PreRegistration Fee: $35 until June 15, 2019 (Pre-registration Ends 6/15/19)

Walk-ons are Welcome! Walk-on Fee: $45 - SEE SITE REGISTRATION HOURS BELOW

Artillery Bounty

- $300 for first ten US and first ten CS artillery guns.

Horse Bounty - $35 for first 80 mounted cavalry horses.

Very Important Reenactor Information

I.D. REQUIRED: You must have valid ID to register.

WRIST BAND/PASS REQUIRED: All reenactors must check in at the site registration building (see site registration hours posted on this page) where you will be issued your Reenactor Car pass and Wrist Band for the event. Your wrist band must be worn at all times during the event. Each Reenactor is required to present their wrist band upon entering the Reenactor entrance. Each person in a vehicle must have a wrist band or you will not be allowed entry. If you do not have your car pass, or have forgotten or misplaced your pass, it will be necessary to return to registration for a replacement. Please be considerate and respectful of gate personnel. They have a very difficult and necessary job so your cooperation, a smile, and thank you is always appreciated!

NO PETS: Pets are NOT allowed on site or in the parking areas.

EMS: There will be a professional, fully staffed 24-hour EMS operation staged near Activities tent two in the visitor area during the event.

SITE REGISTRATION HOURS:

General Reenactor Registration opens at 8 a.m. on Thursday, July 4th. Senior Military Staff per approval of respective Military Commands, Wednesday at 12:00 Noon. Sutler Registration Wednesday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

General Registration hours:

Thursday, July 4th - 8 a.m.-9 p.m.

Friday July 5th - 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Saturday, July 6th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday, July 7th - 8 a.m. -12:00 Noon.

CARS IN CAMP: One persistent and legitimate Reenactor complaint is that cars in the camp during the event significantly detracts from everyone’s experience. The solution is to simply be considerate, get unloaded and remove your vehicle immediately after unloading – then return and set-up. Vehicles will only be allowed into camp during public hours with emergency permission. The emergency permission is obtained from US or CS command in writing. Military provosts will assist in enforcing this regulation. Be advised that violating vehicles will be towed and impounded near the command center by event security and will then be released upon payment of $100 towing fee to cover cost of removal. The vast majority of reenactors request and fully support this policy.

TRASH BAGS: Every registered Reenactor will be provided with an individual trash bag at registration. Please respect the property owners who graciously allow us access to their beautiful farms. Reenactment sites are precious and we all want to be invited to return. If you place full trash bags in the area of the camp firewood piles they will be collected daily. For those camping in wooded areas total cleanup is especially critical prior to breaking camp.

FIREPITS: These are working farms with hard working owners that are proud of their land. Farm equipment must travel on these fields. For the sake of courtesy and safety please carefully restore and repair any soil disturbance!

ICE: 20 lb. bags of ice will be available for purchase ($5 per bag) at the registration barn, and will be brought to the camps several times a day.

SHOWERS: The Gettysburg YWCA has graciously agreed to make shower facilities for your convenience at their facility located at 909 Fairfield Road, Gettysburg for a minimal $5 usage charge per person payable at the YWCA. YWCA Shower hours will be: Friday, July 5 – 6 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday July 6 – 6 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sunday, July 8 – 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

CAMP DANCE: Again this year, the 2nd South Carolina String Band will be conducting the dance on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. in the Activities Tent.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES: On Sunday morning at 9:00 Reverend Farley’s Civil War Period service will be conducted in Activities Tent and a Catholic Civil War Mass in the Youth Activities Tent.

LOST & FOUND: Please bring any lost & found items to the command center or go to the public address area.

FOOD & BEVERAGE: There will be a large and diverse variety of food and beverages available during the event. Breakfast will be served daily beginning at 6am at the hay barn overhang near the visitor entrance.

SAFETY & SECURITY: Both the command center and event security will operate 24 hours. Security personnel, EMS staff, Reenactor parking staff and gate staff, as well as military command staff, have direct communication with the EMS and the command center in the event of an emergency or serious incident. The Command Center phone number is 717-334-6111.

We sincerely thank you for your participation and hope you enjoy the weekend. We wish you safe travel to and from the event. Please be very conscious of the safety rules and regulations at all times during the event for your safety as well as, the safety of others! Remember lets all look at for out for another – and if you see something say something!

GPS DIRECTIONS TO THE SITE: 965 Pumping Station Road, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 17325

Questions? Please email us at gac4@comcast.net or call us at 717-338-1525.

Additional information will be posted on this page as soon as it becomes available.

Last Update 5-16-19

Impression Standards

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The Gettysburg Civil War Battle Reenactment is a very special and significant commemorative event for the reenactment community, the visitor, and the Gettysburg community. The eyes of the nation and the world are upon us. In order to promote event integrity and honor, and to respect your fellow reenactors and provide an accurate portrayal to the public, the organizers, and military command request your cooperation by heeding the following authenticity standards:

All clothing must accurately represent the fashion and style of 1863, e.g., natural fibers, period cut and color.
Modern plastic glasses frames are not permitted.
No modern shoes and no sneakers.
No specialty impressions without the approval of the event sponsors. This includes portrayals of Lee, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, Clara Barton, etc. If you have any doubts, please ask.
Women portraying soldiers in the ranks should make every reasonable effort to hide their gender. Hundreds, if not thousands, of women passed themselves off as men in order to serve as soldiers during the war—on both sides, and we will never know exactly how many did so because their disguises were so good. Honor them. If any Army or event volunteer (as above) determines the female gender at not less than 15 feet, that individual will be asked to leave the field/ranks.
Hair should be worn as appropriate to 1863.
As a compromise to modern safety, a minimum number of period MILITARY or Hospital Ice Angels (2-3) will be permitted on the battlefield for each authorized battalion. Each Ice Angel must be at least 16 years of age. Proper uniform will be required. Dresses for the ladies will not be allowed on the field.
Do not wear any uniforms or insignia that would not have appeared at Gettysburg.
The classic “campaigner” impression is suitable for this event. Shoes shall be worn! Failure to do so will result in removal from the event.
A dirty musket is rarely, if ever, appropriate and may, in fact, constitute a safety violation.
All anachronisms (cots, coolers, sweat pants, etc.) must be hidden inside tents at all times. Your camp is not only your reenactment home; but is also a significant living history experience for both your fellow reenactors and visitors.
Tobacco use shall be confined to period products—pipes, cigars, snuff, chew or, in rare cases, filter-less cigarettes.
The event organizers, and respective military commanders, have final authority regarding authenticity issues.

Command Structure

US Command Postings

Federal Volunteer Brigade Commander

Union Army Commander

Brig. Gen. Jay Henson

Brigadier General Jay Henson became a reenactor in 1993. He was instrumental in forming the 7^th Maryland Infantry Regiment (U.S.) in 1994. Ultimately the 7^th Maryland became part of Vincent’s Brigade, Second Regiment, forerunner of the Federal Volunteer Brigade (FVB).

When the FVB was formed in 2008 by the late Maj. Gen. Ron Palese, Then-Colonel Henson served first as wing commander, then regimental commander. The FVB has participated in 145^thand 150^th Anniversary events including 1st Bull Run, the 150^th Anniversary of Antietam, 150^th Anniversary of Chancellorsville, 150^th Anniversary event at the Wilderness and Spotsylvania Courthouse, the 150^th Anniversary of Cedar Creek, and the 155^th Anniversary of 1^st Bull Run/Manassas. General Henson was appointed brigade commander in 2014.

Brig. Gen. Henson is retired after 34 years as a photojournalist / photo editor for the newspaper of record in Annapolis, MD. He resides with his wife Erin, in St. Michaels, on Maryland’s eastern shore with their five golden retrievers.

Federal Volunteer Brigade Staff

Colonel Dave Heyne – Chief of Staff

Lt. Colonel Doug Snyder – Senior Aide Administration

Lt. Colonel James Caron – Senior Aide Brigade Clerk

Lt. Colonel. Sherri Hines – Brigade Chief Surgeon

Colonel Gary Matthai – Brigade Engineer

Major Kevin Harris – Quartermaster

Major Lew Ulrich – Safety Officer

Major Tin Korndoerfer – Provost Marshal

Major Jim Standard – Chief Courier

US Order of Battle

Please check back later for the 156th US Order of Battle.

Last update 9/1/2018

US Camp Map

Information on this page will be updated as soon as it becomes available.

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CS Command Postings

Longstreet’s Corps Commander

Confederate Army Commander

Major General Terry Shelton

Major General Terry Shelton has enjoyed a lifelong passion for American Civil War military history. His reenacting career began in 1992 when he joined Purcell’s Battery of the Confederate Military Forces. Since General Shelton served on active duty in the US Army Infantry, he found his interest lay with that branch and in 1994 he organized and founded Company E, 1^st Regiment Kentucky Volunteers and that unit quickly became part of Longstreet’s Corps. He led the 1^st Kentucky for 22 years.

In 2000, General Shelton began commanding battalions at Corps events. He commanded a division at the 145^th Gettysburg Anniversary. As the existing Corps commander was frequently elevated to overall confederate commander for events, General Shelton was asked to lead the Corps in his stead. Those events included the 150^th Fredericksburg, 149^th Spotsylvania.

In 2008, General Shelton was appointed overall commander and event organizer for the Annual Encampment and Reenactment at General J.E.B. Stuart’s birthplace Laurel Hill. An event he still commands today.

General Shelton has commanded regional events at Endview Planation, Old Fort, NC, Marion, NC and Wendell, NC.

In 2013, he was elected Longstreet’s Corps commander. In his first year, he was asked to be overall confederate commander at the 150^th Blue – Gray Alliance Gettysburg. Later that year he served as a division commander for the 150^th Chickamauga reenactment. The following year, General Shelton commanded the Thunder in the Valley event.

Longstreet’s Corps Staff

Colonel John Douglass – Artillery Commander

Colonel Will Perkinson – Chief of Staff

Colonel Mickey Helms – Cavalry Commander

Lt. Colonel Nick Syropoulos – Corps Safety Officer

Lt. Colonel Eric Powell – Inspector General

Lt. Colonel Terry Allamong – Aide de Camp

Major Josh Austin – Staff Officer

Major David Bishop – Provost Marshall

Captain Robert Stowe – Quartermaster

Captain Karl Meadows – Adjutant

Captain Steve DiCarlo – Color Officer

Lt. Cindy DiCarlo – Chief of Couriers

Sergeant Mark Chipps – Bugler

Sergeant Mike Broom – Ordnance Sergeant

Captain Dave Conner – Chief Medical Officer

Captain Trish Wyatt – Nurse

Captain Scott Sturdivant – Chaplin

Stinky Vannoy – Senior Advisor

Sara Davis – Cook, Nurse

Last update 2/19/19

CS Order of Battle

Please check back later. Information will be posted on this page as soon as it becomes available.

Last update 9/1/18

Safety Rules

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Be aware that when you sign your registration form, you are agreeing to abide by the Safety Regulations and Rules for this event. Highlights are overviewed here.

Safety

Each Company will appoint a designated Safety Officer to ensure general and weapons safety. The Company Safety Officer will report to the Regimental/Battalion Safety Officer. Each Regiment/Battalion will have an appointed designated Safety Officer to ensure general and weapons safety. The Regimental/Battalion Safety Officer will report to the Brigade Safety Officer.

Each Brigade will have an appointed designated Safety Officer to ensure general and weapons safety. The Brigade Safety Officer will report to the Division Safety Officer. The Army Headquarters’ Officer will file a report with the GAC Medical Command at the daily briefing.

Each Division will have an appointed designated Safety Officer to ensure general and weapons safety. The Division Safety Officer will report to the Army Headquarters’ Officer.

Weapons Safety inspection will be conducted prior to each battle and a written report will be verified and signed off by each Safety Officer at the previously mentioned levels. The Commanding Federal and Confederate General or their designees will make the final signoffs for their respective armies. This document will be retained by the respective General.

Each Company Safety Officer will have their Company snap a cap to insure the weapons are clear prior to taking the Battlefield.

All reenactors must affiliate with a unit to participate. The command staff will attempt to assign individuals registering without a unit affiliation to units but this does not guarantee acceptance by that unit. It is the individual’s responsibility to affiliate and if no recognized unit is found the individual will not be able to participate. Affiliation means that the unit or individual will be under the control of, camp with, be inspected by and fall in for battle with that recognized unit. The event Commanders and organizers will make the final determination if a registration is accepted.

All safety regulations will be strictly enforced through a provost and/or appropriate safety personnel. Any violation of these rules will be grounds for an individual or unit to be removed from the field.

Anyone under the age of 13 will not be permitted on the Battlefield. NO EXCPTIONS!

No one under the age of 16 will be permitted to carry a rifle on the field

NO projectiles, bullets, musket balls, or loading blocks will be carried at any time at the scene of an event.

Opposing troops will not advance within 25 yards of another unit at any time during this event. Exceptions will only occur if they have been carefully planned prior to the event and approved by the Overall Commander.

All firing will be done at an elevated angle. Never aim a weapon directly at another person.

There will be no weapons fired in the bivouac or encampment area or along routes of march without prior approval or direction of the Company Safety Officer. Infractions will result in expulsion of the individual and/or unit. All cartridges must be made up prior to the event. In the case of a prolonged event or unexpected firing activities, cartridges may be made at a designated safety area only, not in camp or near exposed flames or visitor’s cigarettes. No staples will be used in any cartridge. Nails, vent picks, etc. should be kept out of the cartridge box to avoid accidentally dropping any of these objects into a muzzle.

Maximum musket or rifle cartridges will follow the Table of Maximum Loads. Only FFg or FFFg black powder will be used – NO Pyrodex. NO FFFFg (4F) powder will be used except by artillery units for priming. Cartridge paper will not be placed in the barrel and NO wadding or ramming will be permitted except in the use of handguns (Absolutely NO wonder wads, Cream of Wheat recommended). Multiple loading is not permitted.

Cartridges will not be carried anywhere on the person except in a hard cartridge box unless they are securely wrapped in foil in lots of ten and carried in a secure location.

Powder will only be carried in the form of cartridges.

Ramrods can be carried but are not to be drawn and used under any circumstance. Unless otherwise directed by the Company Safety Officer for safety checks.

Unit formations will be held previous to each battle, where weapons, accouterments and cartridges will be inspected. Those failing this inspection will not be allowed to carry the failing firearms onto the field.

A full safety inspection should be held by each unit commander prior to its arrival at this event. Likewise at the end of each Battle all weapons will be discharged then the Company Commander will snap a cap to insure all weapons are clear prior to departing the Battlefield.

Each unit commander is responsible for the conduct of his men (this includes women and children). The commander is responsible to make sure that his personnel and those assigned to him are aware of the safety rules and that they understand and abide by them.

Infantry Weapons

3 band muskets preferred; correct 2 banders allowed only by prior written approval from the commanding General of the appropriate army subject to supporting historical documentation.

NO non-period weapons. NO civilian weapons.

Side arms carried ONLY by officers.

Ramrods are not to be drawn on the field with the exception of Safety personnel clearing a weapon behind the firing line

Bayonets are not to be fixed on the field. Scabbards must have appropriate tips.

NO sheath knives will be carried on the field.

POWDER CHARGES limited to a maximum of 70 grains for .54-.58 caliber and 90 grains for .69 caliber, 60 grains for carbines; 14 and 30 grains for .36 and .44 caliber pistols respectively.

No weapons are to be discharged within 25 yards of the “enemy”; remember to always elevate when firing.

No weapons are to be discharged within camp boundaries with the exception of weapons inspection under supervision of the unit safety officer or commanding officer.

No live ammunition is allowed on the reenactment site. LEAVE IT AT HOME!

No tompions may be taken to the field.

No “Wonder wads” are to be used in any weapon.

Horses

ALL equestrian issues will fall under the purview of the appropriate Federal or Confederate Army Commanders and their Cavalry commander to include Cavalry, Staff, Mounted Artillery and Civilian.

All horses brought to the site are required to have a current Coggins certificate. Coggins checks will be completed at GAC Registration. Horses should be trained to gunfire and battle BEFORE THE EVENT. Do not bring untrained horses to the event.

Under no circumstances will horses be billeted or camped in any area other than the appropriate and assigned Reenactor camps where amenities, shade, water and hay are supplied. Horse camping in the parking lots or any unauthorized areas is strictly forbidden and will result in the expulsion from the event.

Horses WILL NOT be ridden or led through the infantry camps, artillery camps, and sutler areas or in spectator areas.

All horses will be dismounted prior to entering any authorized camp area and led to the designated picket area. With the exception of designated combat areas, absolutely no mounted individual will allow a horse to enter a camp area above the gait of a controlled walk.

No person under the age of 16 will mount a horse as a combatant or serve in a mounted capacity with the exception of qualified riders serving as functional musicians. Determination of a qualified rider will be made by the respective Cavalry Commander.

Horses will be ridden on event grounds only by troopers or staff. Spectators, children, and visitors will absolutely not be allowed to mount any horse. Horses will NOT be permitted on the Battlefield during any other on-field event (Live Mortar Fire as an example).

Period civilians wishing to portray a mounted impression will apply to the appropriate Cavalry Commander who will then determine the qualifications of the rider(s) and will also determine when and where they may ride. Mounted cavalry escort may be required at the discretion of the Cavalry Commander. There will be no exceptions to this rule. Violators will be expelled from the event.

Stallions will not be permitted on the event site.

Hay will be supplied and distributed for each horse, for the entire event, at the cavalry registration area when the horse is registered at the rate of one bale per day per horse plus one additional bale for the event.

Artillery
Artillery units will adhere to Standing Operating Procedures and will be under the command & direction of the appropriate Artillery Commander.

Additional Guidelines

All event participants will carry a FULL CANTEEN at all times. Any (Generals to Privates) Participant without a canteen may be ordered from the field by any Medical or Safety Officer. Participant will comply without argument or be subject to being expelled for the event.

NO PETS will be allowed at this event under any circumstances. With unaffiliated organizations no person shall carry the non-commissioned rank of Sgt/Major or the commissioned rank of Lt. Colonial or above without approval of army command (Federal or C.S.A.) No General Officers will be allowed on the field without prior approval.

All reenactors must meet accepted standards for authenticity. In case of dispute all decisions will be made by the respective commanders

Note to new reenactors and people wanting to become reenactors: Unfortunately, we cannot be a clearinghouse for new reenactors and are not able to refer you to specific groups. We can refer you to periodicals such as The Civil War News, Camp Chase Gazette and Civil War Courier for notices from units seeking new members. Going to numerous civil war web sites and chat rooms would be another good source for reenactor information. The best option may be to go to some smaller reenactments or living history demonstrations and talk to unit members. Reenactors are normally very gracious in sharing their knowledge and experience. We strongly recommend that if you have not previously been a reenactor an event of this scope should probably not be your first event. Get involved with a group and cut your teeth on some smaller events.

Camp Safety

Company streets must be kept clear of all obstructions, camp gear, and furniture. The company streets will be used for formations, troop movements, and provide emergency access to the camps. Fire pits must be at the top and bottom of the tent rows with enough room to allow passage even if a crowd is around the fire pit.

Fire pits may be dug if the event rules allow, with the sod reserved for replacement when the fire pit is filled. All dug fire pits will be filled prior to the breaking of camp at the end of the event. No trash is to be burned in the fire pit. This includes empty or full cans or bottles. Straw and hay and other flammable substances are to be stored well away from any fire pit.

Mounted personnel are not authorized to travel through infantry camps. If, for some reason, this cannot be avoided, the mounted soldier should dismount and lead his mount until clear of the camp.

Vehicles are to be removed from the camp area after they are unloaded and moved to the designated parking area. Vehicles are not allowed in camp except when specifically authorized during emergency situation. Vehicles are allowed in camps after the reenactment based upon the posted rules of the event.

At the conclusion of each event, trash and unburned firewood shall be gathered and deposited in designated areas. All unburned firewood shall be returned to the wood pile.

Scenarios

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Please check back later. The Battle Descriptions for the July 5-7, 2019 Gettysburg Civil War Battle Reenactment will be posted as soon as the information is available.

Sutlers

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Sutler information will be posted on this page closer to the event.

Last update 9/1/2018

FAQ

What is the procedure for becoming a part of a reenactment?

Note to new reenactors and persons wanting to become reenactors.
Unfortunately, we cannot be a clearinghouse for new reenactors and are not able to refer you to specific groups. There is no central clearing house of units and some units come and go making maintenance of any such list become quickly outdated.

We can refer you to periodicals such as The Civil War News, Camp Chase Gazette and Civil War Courier for notices from units seeking new members. Going to numerous civil war web sites and chat rooms would be another good source for reenactor information. These periodicals all have websites available by using the search function on your web browser.

The best option may be to go to reenactments or living history demonstrations and talk to unit members. Reenactors are normally very gracious in sharing their knowledge and experience.

Independents that do not belong to an affiliated unit, upon acceptance of the registration, will be assigned to each army’s “provisional unit” established and overseen by U.S. and CSA command. We encourage reenactors to make every effort to affiliate with an organized unit and register as part of that unit, with the unit’s permission.

Civil War News: mail@civilwarnews.com or www.civilwarnews.com

The Civil War News runs a recruiting/calendar section in their January issue each year but that only includes units that submit information for recruiting ads. Some units will run recruiting ads in the classified section during the year in the regular issues. The Civil War News Website has links to reenactments and living history groups as well as to a site called Civil War Reenactors. By talking electronically to various groups you can usually get a helpful referral.

The specific location you want is: www.cwreenactors.com/recruits.htm

Keep in mind you cannot tell the geographic location of a reenactor unit based on the unit’s name. They could be the 14th Virginia and be based in New Jersey. This will require you to do some web surfing and visit chat rooms. Most unit sites will give the history about the original unit, which will aid you in learning some history while trying to identify a unit you may want to join. There are a few umbrella groups such as the Mifflin Guard and Army of Northern Virginia which many assist you in locating individual units to join.

How do I go about signing up to be a drummer boy in the reenactment?

You cannot just sign up to be a drummer boy in the reenactment. We require that you be an experienced reenactor having participated in some smaller events previously, meet all the requirements of the reenactor rules and be affiliated with a reenactor unit. There are also Drum and Fife Corps that are sometimes looking for active members.

Camps

There will be a US Military Camp, a CS Military Camp, and a US Military Dependants Camp for US military dependants. The camps are for registered reenactors only.

Registered Reenactors may camp on-site until Monday noon*

(See “Reenactor Updates” for camping rules and other detailed information.)

Will women be able to camp in Military Camps with their soldier husbands ?

We promote this as a family event and feel that families should be able to stay together as much as possible however we leave the decision on dependants (civilians) camping in the military camps to the discretion of the individual unit commanders. Please address these issues with your unit commander prior to registering.

Event Civilian Policy:
The Dependant (Civilian) Camp at Gettysburg is intended and will be limited to military reenactors and their dependents who are not permitted to camp with the military as a matter of military unit policy. There is also a Living History Village for military and civilians that do an historically correct interpretation for the public such as washer woman, politician, seamstress, doctor etc. Registration in the Living History Area must be pre-approved by the Living History Coordinator. Both areas require period dress the entire weekend with no exception. If you are not affiliated with or a dependent of a military unit participant and are not a legitimate Living History Reenactor your registration cannot and will not be processed for this event.

If I drive my RV/Motor-home to the reenactment, may I park it in the Reenactor Parking Lot?

You may park your RV/Motor-home in the Reenactor parking lot the same as any other truck, car or other vehicle used to travel to the event however camping in the reenactor parking lot is prohibited and enforced.You MAY NOT put out any awnings, lawn chairs, block any additional spaces, build fires, cook outdoors, etc. The vehicle will be placed in this parking lot as a parked vehicle.

Will there be Modern Camping available at the event site?

No, there will not be a modern camp site at this year’s event. However, you can visit the South Central Pennsylvania Camping Website at www.pacamping.com/southcentral.htmfor local campsite availability.

I am a reenactor from (Any State) who would like to participate in the Gettysburg Reenactment but my unit is not coming as a group. Can the few of us that are coming register as independents using our unit affiliation name or must we find another unit to affiliate with for this event?

We encourage you to try and affiliate with a unit that is coming for many logistical reasons that will benefit you and the organizers of the event. If you cannot, you will still be welcome at the event, but you will be assigned to a Provisional Brigade of either USA or CSA, depending how you register. Please use your unit and affiliation of your regular unit when registering if unable to affiliate with another unit.You will be assigned under a Provisional Brigade. Registering your dependants (civilians) with the military unit will insure less hassle in their registration process. Specify the number of dependants (civilians) camping in the military camp.

Registration

Online Registration

Mail in Registration

Registered Reenactors

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Reenactor Updates & Info

Location & Fees

Walk-ons are Welcome! Walk-on Fee: $45 - SEE SITE REGISTRATION HOURS BELOW

Very Important Reenactor Information

Impression Standards

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Command Structure

US Command Postings

Federal Volunteer Brigade Commander

Union Army Commander

Brig. Gen. Jay Henson

US Order of Battle

US Camp Map

CS Command Postings

Longstreet’s Corps Commander

Confederate Army Commander

Major General Terry Shelton

CS Order of Battle

Safety Rules

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Scenarios

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Sutlers

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FAQ

What is the procedure for becoming a part of a reenactment?

How do I go about signing up to be a drummer boy in the reenactment?

Camps

Will women be able to camp in Military Camps with their soldier husbands ?

If I drive my RV/Motor-home to the reenactment, may I park it in the Reenactor Parking Lot?

Will there be Modern Camping available at the event site?

I am a reenactor from (Any State) who would like to participate in the Gettysburg Reenactment but my unit is not coming as a group. Can the few of us that are coming register as independents using our unit affiliation name or must we find another unit to affiliate with for this event?

QuickLinks

LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	UNIT
ACHENBOCH	VINCENT	2ND US CAV
ADAMS	JIM	6TH NY INDEP BATTERY
ADAMS	STEVEN	21ST VA INF CO F
ADAMSVICE	MICHAEL	21ST VA INF CO F
AITKIN	RALPH	CWIA
ALLEN	TERRY	BOTETOURT ARTILLERY
ANDERSON	CINDY A	51ST VA INF CO D
ANDERSON	EILEEN	US ART RSV STAFF
APPELT	HENDRINA	BATTERY M 2ND US ART
APPELT	STEVE	BATTERY M 2ND US ART
ARKIN	AMANDA	4TH US ART BATTERY K
ARKIN	JOSH	4TH US ART BATTERY K
ARKIN	KEN	4TH US ART BATTERY K
ARLUND	NAOMI	LEES LIEUTENANTS
ARMSTRONG	GARTH	28TH MASS
ATKINSON	ANDY	67TH NYVI
ATKINSON	BENJAMIN	67TH NYVI
AUSTIN	ADALINE	LONGSTREETS CORPS STAFF
AUSTIN	JOSH	LONGSTREETS CORPS STAFF
AUTENRIETH	LILY	1ST PA RIFLES CO B
AUTENRIETH	LUKE	1ST PA RIFLES CO B
AUTENRIETH	SARA	1ST PA RIFLES CO B
AVERY	ALAN	KNIBBS BATTERY
AVOSSO SR	EDWARD	4TH US LT ARTILLERY
BABLANCIA	DEBBIE	4TH NC CAV
BABLANCIA	VICTOR	4TH NC CAV
BADAMO	ANIELLA	67TH NYVI
BADAMO	DEAN	67TH NYVI
BADAMO	JOSEPH	67TH NYVI
BADAMO	MARILENA	67TH NYVI
BADAMO	STEVEN	67TH NYVI
BADAMO	THOMAS	67TH NYVI
BAILY	ABIGAIL	4TH US LT ARTILLERY
BAILY	LILLIAN	4TH US LT ARTILLERY
BAILY	ROBERT	4TH US LT ARTILLERY
BAKER	JEREMY D	47TH VA INF CO I
BALL	SAVAUNAH	GOVERNOR GAURDS MESS
BALLAK	SOPHIE	97TH PVI
BALLARD	TED	BATTERY M 2ND US ART

Reenactor Info

Registration

Registered Reenactors

Reenactor Updates & Info

Walk-ons are Welcome! Walk-on Fee: $45 - SEE SITE REGISTRATION HOURS BELOW

*Very Important Reenactor Information*

Impression Standards

Command Structure

Federal Volunteer Brigade Commander

Union Army Commander

Brig. Gen. Jay Henson

Longstreet’s Corps Commander

Confederate Army Commander

Major General Terry Shelton

Safety Rules

Scenarios

Sutlers

FAQ

QuickLinks

Very Important Reenactor Information