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After peace broke out across Europe, it was time for combat by other means. WHEN THE Selective Service drafted me in February 1943, I recalled a neighbor’s exciting stories of serving as an artilleryman in France during the First World War. I thought the artillery would be the place for me. The army had other …
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The Loyalty of Silas ChandlerWas he a ‘heroic black Confederate’ fighting for the cause? In 1994 the Sons of Confederate Veterans placed a Southern Cross of Honor on the Mississippi grave of Silas Chandler, a … Read MoreCivil War Times- Letters from Readers February 2012Lords of the Pinky Rings The article “Faces of an Era” (in the October 2011 issue) was wonderfully interesting. As always, you continue to put out the best magazine. I was drawn to… Read MoreCivil War Times- Letter from the Editor February 2012An Old Friend With this issue we celebrate Civil War Times’ 50th year, an impressive milestone. What would eventually become a magazine was begun in newspaper format in the late 19… Read MoreBlue and Gray- Death and wounds plagued Lee’s command“Stonewall” Jackson proved to be irreplaceable. “You will have heard of the death of General Jackson,” Robert E. Lee wrote to his son Custis shortly after the May 1863 Battle of Ch… Read MorePast and Present- CWT February 2012War’s Human Cost Was Worse Than We Thought Census data that become available in the past decade shows far more lives were lost in the Civil War than previously believed. J. David H… Read More
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