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Military Units and Formations of the Union Army: United States Colored Troops, Veteran Reserve Corps, United States Volunteers

[Burial lists of members of Union and Confederate military units by Sherman Lee Pompey, 1971

Military Units and Formations of the Soviet Union: Spetsnaz, Mechanized Corps, Russian Commando Frogmen, Leningrad Narodnoe Opolcheniye Army

Military Units and Formations of the Soviet Union in World War Ii: Long Range Aviation, Narodnoe Opolcheniye, 1st Air Army

TENNESSEANS IN THE CIVIL WAR: A Military History of Confederate and Union Units with Available Rosters of Personnel. by Stanley F., et al. Horn, 1964

Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part I: A Military History of the Confederate and Union Units With Available Rosters of Personnel by Historical Commission Tennessee, 1971-10-31

Tennesseans in the Civil War: Part 2;A Military History of Confederate and Union Units With Available Rosters of Personnel by Historical Commission Tennessee, 1981-06-30

The Boys of Adams' Battery G: The Civil War Through the Eyes of a Union Light Artillery Unit by Robert Grandchamp, 2009-08-06

Military Units and Formations of the Russian Empire: Streltsy

Lists of Military Units and Formations of World War Ii: List of Soviet Union Divisions 1917-1945, List of German Divisions in World War Ii

Military Units and Formations Established in 1861: 11th Infantry Regiment, 14th Infantry Regiment, Union Army Balloon Corps

Louisiana Union Army Regiments: List of Louisiana Union Civil War Units

Otakar Jaro?: Czechs, Czechoslovak Military Units on Eastern Front, Battle of Sokolovo, Hero of the Soviet Union, Louny, Bohemia, Austria?Hungary

Orders of Chivalry, Foreign Decorations and Awards to Natal, Cape Colony and Union Defence Force Units, 1877-1961 by D.R. Forsyth, 1991-10

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Family Tree Magazine
Missouri's union Provost Marshal Papers 18611866 Search Missouri's provost marshal Colleaguesboasts a searchable database of 5,187 military units in several
http://www.familytreemagazine.com/viewcat.asp?cat=Military
Conscientious Objectors In Prison World-wide
After the collapse of the Soviet union, new independent states have been In many cases,they flee from their military units and become deserters, wanted by the
http://www.afsc.org/pwork/0212/021219.htm

Extractions: Peacework has been published monthly since 1972, intended to serve as a source of dependable information to those who strive for peace and justice and are committed to furthering the nonviolent social change necessary to achieve them. Rooted in Quaker values and informed by AFSC experience and initiatives, Peacework offers a forum for organizers, fostering coalition-building and teaching the methods and strategies that work in the global and local community. Peacework seeks to serve as an incubator for social transformation, introducing a younger generation to a deeper analysis of problems and issues, reminding and re-inspiring long-term activists, encouraging the generations to listen to each other, and creating space for the voices of the disenfranchised. Views expressed are those of the authors, not necessarily of the AFSC.
Arkansas History Commission & State Archives Preserves Arkansas History
also Alabama Arizona units). union service records, Arkansas. Index to Arkansasunion service records (Herndon's). General index to US military pensions, 1861
http://www.ark-ives.com/selected_materials/index.php

Extractions: German POW Camp located at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas, August-December 1943. W hile the only Arkansas History Commission materials you can access online are selected photographs available through the Stage One Digitization Project, selected bibliographies and databases can help you better prepare for your trip to our Research Room. Online forms can enable you to order materials for which you have specific bibliographic information (i.e., specific name, specific record, specific record, exact page number, etc.). Our facility is intended as a place for individuals to engage in research. The staff does not undertake research requests. Please use forms only to order copies of specific records for which you can provide complete citation. This document is in Portable Document Format (PDF). Click here to download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program that will allow you to view and print PDF documents.
NATO Handbook: Implementation Of The Petersberg Tasks
The Western European union (WEU Accordingly, the military units and command structuresdesignated by WEU members and associate members can be made available to
http://www.nato.int/docu/handbook/2001/hb150401.htm

Extractions: Updated: 04-Oct-2001 NATO Publications Info Chapter 15: The Wider Institutional Framework for Security The Western European Union (WEU) Implementation of the Petersberg Tasks Other measures aimed at developing the WEU's operational capabilities included the establishment of the Satellite Centre in Torrejon, Spain, inaugurated in April 1993, to interpret and analyse satellite data for the verification of arms control agreement, crisis monitoring and management in support of WEU operations; the creation of a Situation Centre (which became operational in June 1996) to monitor crisis areas designated by the WEU Council and the progress of WEU operations; and the creation of a Military Delegates Committee and the reorganisation of the military structure of the WEU headquarters in 1998, in accordance with decisions taken by WEU Ministers at their meetings in Paris and Erfurt in May and November of 1997. Cooperation between the Western European Union and NATO underpinned the process of the reactivation of the WEU and became progressively more intensive and more frequent. On 21 May 1992, the Council of the Western European Union held its first formal meeting with the
NATO Handbook: The Western European Union (WEU)
their preparedness to make available military units from the their conventional armedforces for military tasks under the Treaty of European union) occurred in
http://www.nato.int/docu/handbook/2001/hb1504.htm

Extractions: Updated: 04-Nov-2002 NATO Publications Info Chapter 15: The Wider Institutional Framework for Security The Western European Union (WEU) The Western European Union has existed since 1954 and today includes 10 European countries Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom. It has a Council and Secretariat formerly located in London and based in Brussels since January 1993, and a Parliamentary Assembly in Paris. The WEU has its origins in the Brussels Treaty of Economic, Social and Cultural Collaboration and Collective Self-Defence of 1948, signed by Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. With the signature of the North Atlantic Treaty in 1949, the exercise of the military responsibilities of the Brussels Treaty Organisation or Western Union was transferred to the North Atlantic Alliance. Under the Paris Agreements of 1954, the Federal Republic of Germany and Italy acceded to the Brussels Treaty and the Organisation was renamed the Western European Union. The latter continued in being in order to fulfil the conditions and tasks laid down in the Paris Agreements. The Western European Union was reactivated in 1984 with a view to developing a "common European defence identity" through cooperation among its members in the security field and strengthening the European pillar of the North Atlantic Alliance.
Nebraskans In The Civil War
Details Civil War Veterans who lived and/or died in Nebraska. Includes Grand Army of The Republic Category Regional North America Society and Culture Genealogy Veterans of NEBRASKA military units buried in OKLAHOMA. State University, TX (forother states and other unit histories, both Confederate union try here
http://www.rootsweb.com/~necivwar/

Extractions: 450 additional names - Jan 2000; plus 130 more May 2000. 190 added May 2001. About 1500 added to index - Jul 2002. A B C D ... Calculate a Soundex for your Surname See links below that will take you to the 1893 NE Vets Census and to Andreas History of Nebraska, 1882. If the title of some other book is referenced in relation to your veteran, please see the NEGenWeb Project OLLibrary NEGenWeb Project OOPS! page
A Guide To Military Organizations And Installations North Carolina 1861-1 </a> Section IIa Company Organization of NC units. Section III - union Regiments.Section IV -military Installations. Section V -Abbreviations. EPILOGUE. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/guide.htm Extractions: North Carolina 1861-1865 The documentation of military affairs in North Carolina during the period 1861-1865 has been more thoroughly presented than perhaps any other state. While the works of Clark, Moore and later, Bradley were prominent in the documentation of North Carolina military units, the inspiration and dedication of one man was the impetus for the epic series, North Carolina Troops-A Roster 1861-1865 . Louis Manarin became the editor of this series based upon work he performed on, Wartime Papers of R.E. Lee, compiled by former N.C. Governor, Jim Holshouser. Prior to becoming editor of the first three volumes of "NC Troops-A Roster", he researched NC Troops and compiled a paper describing the units and designations. His undated paper (circa. 1960) became the basis for the development of ROSTER. To Louis Manarin, military scholars, far and wide, owe a great debt of thanks TABLE of CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION Section I - Numerical Designations of Confederate Organizations Section II - Local Designations of Confederate Units Section IIa - Company Organization of NC Units Section III - Union Regiments Section IV -Military Installations Section V -Abbreviations EPILOGUE <li><A HREF="http://www.stel.ru/museum/lenin_in_russian_great_patriotic_war_years.htm" target=_blank> The Defence Of The Achievements Of Socialism In The Great Patriotic War </a> district committees of the Communist Party of the Soviet union in territories Visitorscan see here banners awarded collectives and military units in the name http://www.stel.ru/museum/lenin_in_russian_great_patriotic_war_years.htm Extractions: and the other is a directive from the Council of People's Commissars and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) addressed to the Party and Soviet organisations in the frontline regions on June 29, 1941. These documents are directly connected: in a critical time for the Motherland, the Communist Party and the Soviet Government, guided by Lenin's teaching on the defence of the socialist society, turned to the people with the appeal to rise to the struggle with the enemy. The famous placard, "Your Mother-Country is Calling!", from the years of the war, by artist I.Toidze, is displayed on the central wall. An issue of the newspaper Pravda of July 3,1941 with the speech of J.V.Stalin, Chairman of the State Defence Committee, documentary photographs, "Columns of Infantry on the Road to the Front, June 1941", and "Military Parade in Moscow, November 7, 1941", are among the exhibit items here. <li><A HREF="http://www.lanuevacuba.com/nuevacuba/notic-03-03-1501eng.htm" target=_blank> LA NUEVA CUBA </a> specialized in creating elite antiterrorist military units that also These unitsare equipped with the necessary medical were members of the exSoviet union. http://www.lanuevacuba.com/nuevacuba/notic-03-03-1501eng.htm Extractions: A military delegation from Communist China, led by Division General Qian Shu Gen, sub chief of the Chinese General High Command, arrived in Cuba this past Thursday. Accompanying Shu Gen were Major General Chan Wan Quan, chief of staff of the Lanzhou Military Zone; Major General Fan Xia Guang, chief of the General High Command Department of Mobilizations; Colonel Lin Ba Chua, army-navy-air force military attaché to the Peoples Republic of China embassy in Havana; Colonel Li Ji, assistant chief for the Americas and South Pacific Section of the External Affairs Office of the Defense Ministry, and other high officials. Present to greet them were Division General Leonardo Andolio Valdés, second chief of staff of the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR); Brigade General Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez, chief of the Foreign Relations Department of the Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (MINFAR), and Wang Zhi Guan, extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of the Peoples Republic of China embassy in Cuba. The arrival of the military delegation ratifies the ties, which grow closer each day, between Beijings military apparatus and Havanas regime. The presence of these high military commanders, assigned to the largest military region in China, is very significant, and a series of antecedents might shed some additional light as to the real reason for their visit to Cuba. <li><A HREF="http://fcit.usf.edu/florida/websites/links004.htm" target=_blank> Exploring Florida 1845-1865 Web Sites </a> fl/fl003.html A short description of the union Army's victory at St Florida CivilWar military units http//www.vanished.com/pages/index_civil_war/cw_mil_florida http://fcit.usf.edu/florida/websites/links004.htm Extractions: Many of the following Web sites will be of interest to Florida educators. Please be aware that links may change at any time, and that neither the Florida Center for Instructional Technology nor the Florida Department of Education is responsible for the content of external Web sites. You will need to use your browser's back button to return to Exploring Florida, or better yet, set a bookmark to Exploring Florida before leaving the site. An informative site about the 1st Florida Volunteer Infantry. Includes a list of the member companies and their county of origin. The 1st Florida Volunteer Infantry fought in every major conflict in which the Confederate Army of Tennesseee was engaged. The site also includes a list of these engagements and which army they were in at the time. Battle of Fort Brooke <li><A HREF="http://www.masslive.com/" target=_blank> MassLive.com </a> 956pm » Combat units cross into Iraq amid efforts to Distant conflict casts pallover WMass From military jets at Get All Of Today's News From The unionNews. http://www.masslive.com/ <li><A HREF="http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/civilwar.htm" target=_blank> TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR RESEARCH </a> Provides information on sources that are available for research on Civil War soldiers in Tennessee Category Regional North America History Civil War of the Official Records of the union and Confederate The index includes names, placesand units. military Bibliography of the Civil War by CE Dornbusch (New http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/civilwar.htm Extractions: TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR RESEARCH SOURCES Literally hundreds of sources are available for research on Civil War soldiers and related topics. The sources listed below are the most frequently used to locate information about Tennesseeans. Published sources can be checked and copies sent to you. Send $3 and the name of your soldier to: Tennessee State Library and Archives Nashville, TN 37243-0312 Specify which sources you would like us to check. Non-residents of Tennessee should write the National Archives for copies of service records. All researchers should write the National Archives for Union pension records. The address is: National Archives and Records Service Washington, DC, 20408 SERVICE RECORDS (Nashville: Civil War Centennial Commission, 1964) 2 volumes Volume 1. Brief histories of each Tennessee unit in the Civil War. The information about the place of residence of most soldiers in each company is often useful. This information can help you distinguish between two soldiers of the same name who served in different units. This volume also includes a list of the units from each county. Volume 2. Two alphabetical lists of soldiers Confederate and Union. Compiled from service records, muster rolls, newspapers published during the war, and other sources. Once a name and unit are identified, copies of an individual's service record can be located. <li><A HREF="http://www.sybex.com/sybexbooks.nsf/AdditionalContent/4166TOC?OpenDocument" target=_blank> All Products Certification Databases Games Graphics Hardware </a> Norse Culture Cultural Differences Major Gods Minor Gods military units CHAPTER SIX CHAPTERNINE Missions 2532 Walkthrough Welcoming Committee union The Well http://www.sybex.com/sybexbooks.nsf/AdditionalContent/4166TOC?OpenDocument <li><A HREF="http://www.anncol.com/December_Eng/1912_top_brass.htm" target=_blank> Top Brass Implicated In Attack On Union Leader </a> the leader of the public sector workers trade union FENALTRASE attempt to assassinatehim was organised by military intelligence units attached to http://www.anncol.com/December_Eng/1912_top_brass.htm Extractions: 19.12.2002 (By Alfredo Castro, ANNCOL Bogota) In December 2000 a group of gunmen attempted to assassinate Wilson Borja the leader of the public sector workers trade union FENALTRASE. He was seriously injured and nearly died although those responsible have not been punished and are today freely walking the streets of Colombia. ANNCOL recently spoke to a former member of Colombian military intelligence who has decided to name those responsible: Specifically the man responsible for planning the operation was Major Cesar Alonso Maldonado of 13th Brigade military intelligence and it was he who gave the orders to the assassins by mobile telephone. Many other lower ranking officers and some professional soldiers were involved in planning the operation although it was Maldonado who was in charge. <li><A HREF="http://www.arkansasresearch.com/g-mil.html" target=_blank> Beginner's Guide To Family History Research- Ch. 7 </a> When you have an idea what units were raised name as your ancestor in military records Understandably,union military records are more complete than Confederate http://www.arkansasresearch.com/g-mil.html Extractions: Beginner's Guide to Family History Research - Chapter 7 As you research your ancestors back through time, consider their participation in wars. Remember, you are searching for circumstances and events that created records with genealogical value. Military service often creates two kinds of records: service and benefits from having served. The National Archives in Washington, DC, is the largest repository of military records in the United States. An entire microfilm catalog is devoted to military records. Copies of those microfilm publications have been distributed throughout the United States and are available at major libraries with genealogical collections. Read a basic United States history text to learn more about the wars in which our country has been involved. Our government began with a war, the American Revolution, 1776-1783. We fought Great Britain again in 1812 and lost many records in a fire in Washington DC, the nation's new capital. In the early 19th century, we fought a series of wars with various Indian tribes. In 1846-1848, we fought a war with Mexico over Texas' entry into the union. The bloodiest of all our wars was the War Between the States or Civil War, fought between 1861 and 1865. We participated in the Spanish-American War in 1898, a war for independence for Cuba and the Philippines. World War I, once called the Great War, involved the United States in 1917 and 1918. 'Modern' wars, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, are within living memory of many Americans. <li><A HREF="http://www.gettysburg.edu/library/research/topics/CWE/micro.html" target=_blank> Musselman Library - Research Help - Topics - Civil War Era Studies - Microforms </a> Compiled Records Showing military units in Volunteer union Organizations MicrofilmE 494 .C67 14 reels Note Card abstracts containing information relating to http://www.gettysburg.edu/library/research/topics/CWE/micro.html <li><A HREF="http://dlis.dos.state.fl.us/barm/fsa/militarypension.htm" target=_blank> Florida Bureau Of Archives Records Management About The Bureau </a> Series 989 Compiled military Service Records of General and Staff Officers From Photostaticcopies of the muster rolls of Florida units, the originals union. http://dlis.dos.state.fl.us/barm/fsa/militarypension.htm Extractions: The Florida State Archives maintains a large collection of records relating to Florida's role in the military history of the United States. Of particular interest to genealogists as well as historians are military records that provide information on individuals who served in the armed forces during our country's various wars. The Florida State Archives has service records and pension records for many other states on microfilm. These cannot be researched by staff due to the limited number of staff members, however, they are available to all patrons who visit the archives. During the American Revolution east and west Florida were British royal colonies. Unlike their thirteen neighbors to the north however, the Florida colonies remained loyal to the crown. During the Revolution the Floridas served as a haven for southern loyalists. Several skirmishes were fought along the Georgia-Florida border, and Pensacola was captured by Spanish forces. Because the Revolution took place prior to the American acquisition of Florida, the Archives contains no original archival or manuscript material relating to this conflict. The Archives does have a variety of published books in its Genealogical Collection pertaining to the Revolution, including printed soldiers' rosters from several states and an index to Revolutionary War pension applications (the originals of which are in the National Archives). Additionally, the Archives houses a set of the National Archives Microfilm Publication M804/805: "Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900." <li><A HREF="http://ncwa.org/union/indexu.htm" target=_blank> National Civil War Association </a> California based living history group representing the union Army Civil War military organizations .Category Society History Wars Civil War union units Dunniway Co. Representing the union Army of the period are several unitsthat are recreations of actual Civil War military organizations. http://ncwa.org/union/indexu.htm <li><A HREF="http://www.radicalparty.org/humanrights/ef_c_re.htm" target=_blank> DRAFT RESOLUTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 45 OF THE RULES OF PROCEDURE </a> there exists a consensus on the necessity for the union to be the creation of a EuropeanCorps, comprising both military and civilian units, charged with http://www.radicalparty.org/humanrights/ef_c_re.htm Extractions: on "THE NECESSITY TO CREATE A EUROPEAN MILITARY AND CIVIL CORPS FOR PEACE KEEPING AND PEACE MAKING PURPOSES" The European Parliament, A. whereas serious humanitarian crises have multiplied worldwide during the last years; B. whereas the Union has only been capable to react with humanitarian action, leaving the responsibility for direct intervention to some Member States; C. whereas in the framework of the reinforcement of the CFSP, the European Union can not save on a real humanitarian intervention instrument for effective and rapid intervention for peace keeping or peace making purposes; D. whereas the Member States possess the necessary experience, financial means and human resources, both military and civilian, to create a European Corps for peace keeping and peace making purposes; E. considering that the position recently taken by the Commission on Foreign Affairs (report PE 219.009/fin.) and the Development Committee (report PE 219.759) seem to indicate that there exists a consensus on the necessity for the Union to be able to undertake such missions; 1. Calls upon the Members States to decide in the framework of the Inter Governmental Conference, on the creation of a European Corps, comprising both military and civilian units, charged with peace keeping and peace making operations; <li><A HREF="http://www.ku.edu/heritage/research/sft/ft-union.htm" target=_blank> A History Of Fort Union </a> Provides information on the history of Fort union.Category Regional North America Fort union NM military escort or trains consisting of 100 armed men were considered regular escortservice was instituted by cooperating units from Fort union and Fort http://www.ku.edu/heritage/research/sft/ft-union.htm Extractions: Ft. Union The general area encompassing Fort Union National Monument has been used historically by travelers along what would become the Santa Fe Trail. They include various American Indian groups of several different tribes, Spanish explorers and settlers, New Mexicans both travelling through the area and using it for grazing for both sheep and cattle, Frenchmen seeking riches in Santa Fe and New Mexico, Americans benefitting from trade with New Mexico, an army of invasion, civilian and military personnel associated with the three Fort Unions and the Santa Fe Trail, and ranchers. As trade between New Mexico and the United States matured, nationalistic tendencies of the United States became more evident. The election of President James K. Polk in 1844 assured the annexation of Texas and the Mexican War. Indeed, in May of 1846, war was declared on Mexico and Colonel, soon to be General, Stephen Watts Kearny of the First Dragoons at Fort Leavenworth, was ordered to form the Army of the West and capture New Mexico and California. In August, the Army of the West crossed Raton Pass and marched through New Mexico to the Ocate River crossing about 18 miles north of Fort Union. On the 12th, Kearny and the lead elements of the Army reached a flat table land in the valley of Wolf Creek, where they camped that night. 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