History of the 115th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry
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- Gen. D. S. Stanley returned and resumed command of the division, and Brig. -Gen. Charles Cruft resumed command JUDGE CHARLES C. McCOMAS. FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY F.
IN CAMP AT BLUE SPRINGS. 197 of the first brigade of our division. Brig. -Gen. W. C. Whita- ker had also returned to his command.
The stay on Red Hill near Blue Springs was quite a pleasant one for the H5th. It was the time of year most pleasant in that latitude. The people in the vicinity were as agreeable as possible ; most of t...hem were devoted Unionists and seemed pleased to have us there, and soon many of the boys made pleasant acquaintances among the girls of the neighborhood. While at Blue Springs the division was given a thorough course in target practice. In this the regiment would be drawn up in line opposite a line of targets the size of a man. In front of each target was a pit deep enough to hide a man, whose duty it was to note and mark the shots. The men in a company would take turns firing, each shot being thus marked as deliv- ered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- Gen. D. S. Stanley returned and resumed command of the division, and Brig. -Gen. Charles Cruft resumed command JUDGE CHARLES C. McCOMAS. FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY F.
IN CAMP AT BLUE SPRINGS. 197 of the first brigade of our division. Brig. -Gen. W. C. Whita- ker had also returned to his command.
The stay on Red Hill near Blue Springs was quite a pleasant one for the H5th. It was the time of year most pleasant in that latitude. The people in the vicinity were as agreeable as possible ; most of t...hem were devoted Unionists and seemed pleased to have us there, and soon many of the boys made pleasant acquaintances among the girls of the neighborhood. While at Blue Springs the division was given a thorough course in target practice. In this the regiment would be drawn up in line opposite a line of targets the size of a man. In front of each target was a pit deep enough to hide a man, whose duty it was to note and mark the shots. The men in a company would take turns firing, each shot being thus marked as deliv- ered.
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