The Story of One Regiment the Eleventh Maine Infantry Volunteers in the War of
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Henry 0. Fox, Post Adjutant.
Captain Samuel Gr. Sewall, Post Commissary.
First Lieut. John Ham, R. Q. M. , Post Quartermaster.
Captain F. W. Sabine, Provost Marshal.
First Lieut. A. G. Mudgett, Asst. Provost Marshal.
Asst. Surgeon E. L. Cook, Health Officer.
(Signed, ) H. M. Plaisted, Colonel Eleventh Maine Vols. , Comjnanding Post. Official : (Signed, ) Henry 0. Fox, Post Adjutant.
These were only the beginning of the details necessary to a post organization. There was a provost guard, a pilot... crew, a signal station detail to man the tall signal tower and scan the Atlantic through a big telescope for passing vessels, reporting to us by hoisting flags when one was in sight, whether it was steam or sail, going north or south, going by or steering for the harbor entrance. These, with other details, some ornamental, others use- ful, left Major Spofford a weak force for camp guard and jiicket duty. Major Spofford was now in command of the companies of the garrison of Fernandina, while the companies at the railroad bridge were under the command of Captain Merrill until July 7th, when Company I was withdrawn and joined the garrison at Fernandina, leaving Company A at the bridge with Lieu- tenant Holt in command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry 0. Fox, Post Adjutant.
Captain Samuel Gr. Sewall, Post Commissary.
First Lieut. John Ham, R. Q. M. , Post Quartermaster.
Captain F. W. Sabine, Provost Marshal.
First Lieut. A. G. Mudgett, Asst. Provost Marshal.
Asst. Surgeon E. L. Cook, Health Officer.
(Signed, ) H. M. Plaisted, Colonel Eleventh Maine Vols. , Comjnanding Post. Official : (Signed, ) Henry 0. Fox, Post Adjutant.
These were only the beginning of the details necessary to a post organization. There was a provost guard, a pilot... crew, a signal station detail to man the tall signal tower and scan the Atlantic through a big telescope for passing vessels, reporting to us by hoisting flags when one was in sight, whether it was steam or sail, going north or south, going by or steering for the harbor entrance. These, with other details, some ornamental, others use- ful, left Major Spofford a weak force for camp guard and jiicket duty. Major Spofford was now in command of the companies of the garrison of Fernandina, while the companies at the railroad bridge were under the command of Captain Merrill until July 7th, when Company I was withdrawn and joined the garrison at Fernandina, leaving Company A at the bridge with Lieu- tenant Holt in command.
What to read after The Story of One Regiment the Eleventh Maine Infantry Volunteers in the War of?
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