| 1. Echos of Glory: Arms and Equipment of the Confederacy by Time-Life Books, pp. 166-9. 2. "Trans-Mississippi Confederate Uniforms- Part III" by K.C. MacDonald at www.lazyjacks.org.uk/tranmis1.htm 3. Uniforms of the Civil War by Robin Smith & Ron Field, Lyons Press, pp. 217-8. 4. Photograph of Sgt. D.L. Kokernott at Confederate Research Center, Hill College Harold B. Simpson Center, Hillsboro, Texas. 5. Col. John C. Moore letter, p. 112, Voices of the Civil War- Shiloh, by Time-Life Books. 6. MacDonald, Part III 7. EoG, pp. 140-1 8. EoG, pp. 152-3 9. Quote, "Confederate Uniform Guidelines and Recommendations" by Bob Denton, at www.oocities.org/mcdowellva_2001/csufgdlns.html 10. EoG, pp. 154-5 11. "Trans-Mississippi Confederate Uniforms- Part II" by K.C. MacDonald, at www.lazyjacks.org.uk/shirts.htm 12. MacDonald, Part III 13. EoG, pp. 174-5 14. EoG, pg. 197 15. EoG, pp. 194-9 16. MacDonald, Part III 17. EoG, pp. 190 18. MacDonald, Part III 19. Quote, MacDonald, Part III 20. EoG, pp. 200-1 21. MacDonald, Part III 22. EoG, pp. 208-11 23. EoG, pp. 78-9 |
| The clothing issued [to the 2nd Texas in Galveston in late 1864] is very inferior........ [but] The condition of arms, accoutrements, etc., cannot be excelled by any regiment of the service. The guns, especially, are kept in excellent condition, and in some companies approach a standard of perfection. Lt. J.T. Scott, Acting Inspector General, 1864 |
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