1st Missouri Volunteer
Infantry
Virtual Regiment

The Second National Flag of the Confederacy
The Military Ranks:
- Capt. John J. Martin, Kansas City, MO
- 1st Lt. Brandt E.
Flowers, Hollister, MO
- 1st Sgt. Brian
D. Flowers, Smithville, MO
- Sgt. Brian L.
Watts, Kansas City, MO
- Cpl. Perry D. Marks,
Holt, MO
- Cpl. Melvin Kisner,
Warrensburg, MO
- Pvt. John Allee,
Kansas City, MO
- Pvt. Don Burke,
Kansas City, MO
- Pvt. James F. Corl,
Kansas City, MO
- Pvt. Geoff Decker,
Kansas City, MO
- Pvt. Hank Determann, Kansas City, MO
- Pvt.
Banning Fitzpatrick, Fulton, MO
- Pvt. Shawn Flaherty,
Breckenridge, MO
- Pvt. Pat Iske, Holt, MO
- Pvt. Gary Murphy, Kearney, MO
- Pvt. Neal Parker, Dearborn, MO
- Pvt. Tim Rathbun,
Lees Summit, MO
- Pvt. Brad Richey,
Richmond, MO
- Pvt. Rod Shetler,
Marshfield, MO
- Pvt. Justin Sifford, Joplin, MO
- Pvt. Mike
Thomas, Kansas City, MO
- Mark C. White,
Lee's Summit, MO (1st Missouri Battalion A.I.G.)
Field Musicians:
Our Civilians:
- Miss Belinda Canaday, Kansas City,
MO
- Miss Rita Corl, Kansas City, MO
- Miss Sandra Martin, Kansas City,
MO
- Miss Myrlene Parker, Springfield,
MO
- Mr.
Lane Russell, Kansas City, MO
- Miss
Deby Thompson, Fulton, MO
- Miss
Monica Watts, Kansas City, MO
The Organization:
- President: Perry "Bud"
Marks
- Vice President: John Martin
- Secretary: Brian Watts
- Treasurer: Sandra Martin

The American Civil War (1861 - 1865)
"Who knows but it may be given to us, after this
life, to meet again in the old quarters, to play chess and draughts, to
get up soon to answer the morning rollcall, to fall in at the tap of the
drum for drill and dress parade, and again hastily don our war gear while
the monotonous patter of the long roll summons to battle? Who knows but
again the old flags, ragged and torn, snapping in the wind, may face each
other and flutter, pursuing and pursued, while the cries of victory fill
the summer day? And after the battle, then the slain and wounded will arise,
and all will meet together under the two flags, and all will say: did it
not seem real? was it not as in the old days?" --Berry Benson, a North
Carolina Civil War veteren.
"Minstrel Boy" sequenced by Dayle K.
Forward March!
Retreat!
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