See Inside. July Guest Speaker: Dr. B. Franklin Cooling. Sons of Confederate Veterans Army of Northern Virginia Maryland Division Camp #1398

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Sons of Confederate Veterans Army of Northern Virginia Maryland Division Camp #1398 Colonel William Norris Sons of Confederate Veterans July 2014 July Guest Speaker: Dr. B. Franklin Cooling The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 1, 7 p.m., at VFW John M. Carter Post 9862, located at 211 N. Frederick Ave., Gaithersburg. Entrance at lower level in rear of building (bingo entrance). See Inside Adjutant Report 2 Adopt-A- Road Cleanup 3 150th Anniversary of The Civil War 4 GI Film Fest 5 Dr. B. Franklin Cooling, a native of Washington, D.C., is a well-known historian of military and naval history. He graduated from Calvin Coolidge High School; earned a B.A. from Rutgers University, and earned M.A. and PhD degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. Cooling is currently a Professor of National Security Studies at The Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy (National Defense University). He teaches/researches National Security studies; Defense Industrial Base Evolution; American Civil War Resourcing, Reconstruction and Nation-Building; and Alliances and Coalitions in Peace and War. Earlier assignments in Cooling s distinguished career included: Government Historian and Manager Departments of Interior, Army and Air Force; Teacher PMC Colleges (Weidner University); George Washington University, Army War College, Industrial College of the Armed Forces (National Defense University); Chief Historian, Department of Energy; and Associate Dean, Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Cooling is also author of the following: Studies of the Civil War in Tennessee and Kentucky Forts Henry and Donelson: Key to the Confederate Heartland Fort Donelson s Legacy: War and Society in Kentucky and Tennessee, 1862-1863 To the Battles of Franklin and Nashville and Beyond: Stabilization and Reconstruction in Tennessee and Kentucky, 1864-1866 Studies on the National Capital Region during the Civil War Symbol, Sword and Shield; Defending Washington During the Civil War Mr. Lincoln s Forts (co-author) See Cooling, page 5

Page 2 Sons of Confederate Veterans Adjutant Report Col. William Norris Camp #1398 June 3, 2014, monthly meeting minutes Commander Frank Brown Jr. called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Members present were: Commander Brown, Historian Bob Brewer, Color Sargeant Steve Fernandez, Don Beck, Van Morfit, Bruce Funk and Norman Layton. Special guest attending was Lawrence Marsh. Also attending was the speaker for the evening Stephen Recker, collector of rare Antietam photographs and relics and author of the book Rare Images of Antietam, and the Photographers Who Took Them. The invocation was given by Historian Bob Brewer. Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. Flag and the Salute to The Confederate Flag was led by Commander Brown. Charge to the Sons of Confederate Veterans was read by Commander Brown. The remainder of the meeting was consumed with a discussion on the upcoming River Crossing. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Frank Brown, Commander For Sale... Still available for sale are convention T-shirts (12 large and 10 extra large; $18 each). Get yours while supplies last!

Sons of Confederate Veterans Page 3 Adopt-A-Road Cleanup On June 7, the Norris Camp had one of its largest turnouts for the Adopt-A-Road Cleanup ever! A very thorough cleaning was made by the seven individuals who showed up. The pictures will attest to the large amount of trash we picked up. Pictured are John Howerton, Commander Frank Brown Jr., Dave King Jr., Matthew King, Mickey Gutierrez and Steve Fernandez. Taking the picture was Dave Redden. Thanks for the awesome turnout and hard work. Our next road cleanup is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 16, at 9 a.m. This next cleanup will be right before our big river crossing event and we want, of course, for everything to look great for that event. Plan on coming out, as with many people, the cleanup is fast and very rewarding. Dave Redden Adopt-A-Road Coordinator Adopt-A-Road participants are (from left to right) John Howerton, Commander Frank Brown Jr., Dave King Jr., Matthew King, Mickey Gutierrez and Steve Fernandez. Taking the picture is Adopt-A-Road Coordinator Dave Redden.

Page 4 Sons of Confederate Veterans 150th Anniversary of the Civil War Fort Stevens will host a three-day Civil War 150th Anniversary Commemorative event. These events will highlight the role of Fort Stevens in preventing Confederate General Jubal Early from wreaking havoc in Washington, D.C., and capturing the capital. The Battle of Fort Stevens was the only time in United States history that a president in office came under direct enemy fire. Links to event schedules and programming details can be found at http:// www.nps.gov/cwdw/150th-anniversary-of-civil-war.htm. Sesquicentennial 1864/2014 Follow the trail of the final Confederate invasion of the north in the summer of 1864. This bold attack on Washington, D.C., was stalled at Harpers Ferry, delayed for one crucial day at the Battle of Monocacy, and finally repelled at the Battle of Fort Stevens. Three national park sites Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Fort Stevens and Monocacy National Battlefield have coordinated planning of 150th Anniversary events to provide visitors an opportunity to understand and experience the role all three sites played in preventing a Confederate attack on Washington in July 1864. 150th events and activities at Monocacy National Battlefield, July 5 through July 13, will provide opportunities to explore and understand the importance of the Battle of Monocacy, as well as the broader historical context and aftermath of the Civil War on a national, state and local level. For more information on event schedules and programming details go to http:// www.nps.gov/mono/planyourvisit/monocacy-150.htm. Bob Brewer (second from right), Norris Camp Historian, doing artillery demo s at the 150 th th Antietam. His unit will be active at the July 5-65 6 Monocacy event if folks would like to stop by and say hi.

Sons of Confederate Veterans Page 5 GI Film Fest Lt. Commander Dave King Jr. received some VIP tickets for the screening of the film Field of Lost Shoes, held in May in Alexandria, Va. This is a new movie about the battle of New Market in 1864 told mostly from the perspective of the VMI cadets that were sent in by General Breckenridge to turn the tide of battle to a Confederate victory. The movie will be released to the general public in September 2014. After the special screening, Dave King Jr., Steve Fernandez and Dave Redden met Lt. Commander Dave King Jr. (right) with David Arquette. with David Arquette at the Torpedo Factory Art Center for a social. Mr. Arquette portrayed Union Artillery Captain Henry DuPont. Continued from page 1 Dr. B. Franklin Cooling Jubal Early s Raid on Washington, 1864 Monocacy; The Battle that Saved Washington Counter Thrust; From the Peninsula to the Antietam The Day Lincoln Was Almost Shot; The Fort Stevens Story Jubal Early; Lee s Bad Old Man coming summer/fall 2014 Studies in Naval History Benjamin Franklin Tracy; Father of the Modern American Fighting Navy Gray Steel and Blue Water Navy; The Formative Years of America s Military-Industrial Complex, 1881-1917 USS Olympia; Herald of Empire Studies in Air History Case Studies in Achievement of Air Superiority (editor) Case Studies in Close-Air Support (editor) Studies on the Military-Business/Industrial Complex War, Business, and American Society; Historical Perspectives on the Military-Industrial Complex (editor) War, Business and World Military-Industrial Complexes (editor) Under contract for a historical study of the military-industrial complex Other Books and Studies Soldiering in Sioux Country (editor) Twentieth Century Allied Interoperability (co-author) United States Army and Civil Defense 1946-1966 The New American State Papers Military Affairs

Sons of Confederate Veterans Army of Northern Virginia Maryland Division Camp #1398 Page 6 The newsletter of the Colonel William Norris Camp #1398 is published 12 times a year by the camp as a service to its membership and to the public. Officers Heritage Violations Notify the Camp Heritage Officer compatriot Jim Stargel (jim.stargel@ffa.gov) of any heritage violations. Frank Brown Jr., Commander 5008 Tothill Drive Phone: 240-876-7470 Olney, MD 20832 Email: fbrwnmcbrwn@aol.com David Redden, 1st Lt. Commander 19109 Dowden Circle Phone: 301-351-7260 Poolesville, MD 20837 Email: daveredden@hotmail.com Major David King Jr., 2nd Lt. Commander 5611 Oak Place Phone: 301-530-7634 Bethesda, MD 20817 Email: Dejota.King@verizon.net Dan Buckingham, 3rd Lt. Commander 11521 Front Field Lane Phone: 301-983-9002 Potomac, MD 20854 Email: danbuckingham@hurrisafe.com Ray Parker, Adjutant/Treasurer 20311 Whites Ferry Road Phone: 301-538-1232 Poolesville, MD 20837 Email: parkerray2@hotmail.com Bob Brewer, Historian 205 E. Deer Park Drive Phone: 301-977-0087 Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Email: brewer000@verizon.net Steve Fernandez, Color Sergeant 702 Grandin Avenue Phone: 301-943-0039 Rockville, MD 20850 Email: remissong2730@msn.com Thomas Keefer, Chaplain 12558 Cross Bridge Way Phone: 301-980-9826 Germantown, MD 20874 Email: tskeef@yahoo.com John Howerton, Recruiting Officer 5031 Edmonston Road Phone: 301-779-0519 Hyattsville, MD 20781 Email: jech95@netzero.net Jim Stargel, Heritage Office/Quartermaster Phyllis Brown, Editor Email: jim,stargel@ffa.gov Email: phyllisbrown20832@gmail.com