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IMPORTANT:
Before you leave home for any National Regiment field event,
be sure, especially if the weather might be an issue, to check
the National Regiment's toll-free number, 800-777-1861 for any
last-minute information. Any event listed below is one that
is on the National Regiment's official schedule. Other events
are still events Company K hopes to attend, or recommends you
attend as an individual. If there is any event not on this schedule
and you wish to find a unit with which to fall in, email us
at info@K1stPaRes.com.
March 6-7, NCO School, Gettysburg: Despite its name, NCO School is open to all members of the National Regiment, and is highly recommended. Anyone interested in going should contact Larry Nottingham.
May 15: Military Through the Ages, Carlisle, PA: This is a one-day event at the U.S. Army Heritage Center.
June 11-13(National Regiment),Shenandoah, 1862, Cross Keys, VA.
More information on this event when it becomes available.
June 19-20, Company K Living History in Gettysburg (PRIMARY EVENT):
This is our own Living History event, but we are always joined by our good pards in the 53rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company C, among others. We are actively recruiting for more units to join us. This year, as in years gone by, we will be marching to Little Round Top from the Pennsylvania Monument, and then duplicating the charge by the Pennsylvania Reserves down into the Wheatfield, joined by a company of hardy park visitors, some armed with wooden muskets provided by us. If you can only attend one Company K event this season, this is the one we hope it will be!
July 10-11, Antietam Living History, Sharpsburg, MD: We have not been to the Antietam battlefield for several years, and we are looking forward to returning.
August 27-29, 145th Return to Manassas: This is a Chris Anders event, and for those who took part in "At High Tide" last year, that should be convincing enough. Here is the Website; there is nothing there yet:
http://www.returntomanassas.com/
September (weekend to be determined) 53rd Pennsylvania, Company C, Living History in Gettysburg:
Other than R. E. Lee, who ever said that one visit to Gettysburg was enough?
November 30 (National Regiment), Remembrance Day Parade in Gettysburg:
Last year's parade was one of the best-attended (by the NR itself and Company K), and also one of the best in recent years. Plus the weather was survivable.
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