Battalion E-Bulletin
			The GVB Electronic Bulletin is available to everyone, officers, privates, civilians, sutlers, and all interested parties completely free of charge. This won't be a replacement for the regular Battalion Bulletin sent to company commanders, but instead a supplement so that everyone can stay in the loop. As each edition becomes available, they will be published here, at the bottom of this page.  If you would like, they can automatically be sent to your email address.  Simply click here to send an email to bulletin@gavolbn.org to subscribe.  Editions will contain:        -Columns from the Battalion Staff                          -Letters from Members -Book Reviews -Event Pictures -Drill Maneuvers -Preservation Features and Opportunities -Want Ads -Advice for New Reenactors These e-bulletins will be in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.  If you do not have Adobe Reader, it is available FREE from www.adobe.com
		Summer 2008/ Gettysburg Addendum Information on Benning's brigade and the 17th Georgia February 2008 Minutes of the 2008 GVB Leadership Conference, Pipes,  Advice for New Reenactors: Getting Your Gear Where it Should Be December 2007 Gettysburg Information, Advice for New Reenactors: Going to a National Event October/November 2007 Marching by the Flank, Both Right and Left, Advice for New Reenactors: Rolling Rounds, Atlanta Campaign Overview September 2007 Fall Campaign Preview, GVB Safety Overview Part 2, Skirmish Drill: Assembling and Rallying; Reforming the Platoon/Company July/August 2007 Skirmish Drill: Advancing and Retreating While Firing, GVB Safety Overview Part 1 June 2007 Skirmish Drill: Deployment, Book Review of Craig Symond's  "Stonewall Jackson of the West, Patrick Cleburne and the Civil War May 2007 Loyalist Arms Lorenz, Skirmish Drill Basics, and the USS/CSS Waterwitch Project April 2007 Manassas AAR, Preservation Opportunities, and "Saving Face" Febuary 2007 Artillery Safety, Tax Information for Reenactors, Women's Gloves and Mitts, and a Booke Review of "Refugee Life in the Confederacy." December/January 2007 November 2006 Supply and Demand, pt. 4 of 4, Painted Cloth Accouterments, The Proper Salute, and a Book Review of Ersatz in the Confederacy October 2006 Supply and Demand, pt 3 of 4, Notes on Men's Shirts, Hats, and a Book Review of Portraits of Conflict September 2006 (pt. 1), (pt.2) Canteens, The New Battalion Colors, Supply and Demand, pt. 2, The Duties of a Reenacting NCO, and Civil War Humor August 2006 Cooking What You Carry, Supply and Demand, Book Review of Mrs. A.P. Hill's New Cook         Book, Winter Muster at Ft. McAllister, Practical Knots, and Civil War Humor July 2006 Campfire Basics, Recruiting a Regiment, pt. 2;Retention, Book Review of Hardtack and Coffee June 2006 Featuring: Building a Western Confederate Impression from Scratch, Relics from th Nash Farm      Battlefield, Developing First Person for Living Histories, and Recruiting a Regmiment. May 2006 Building a Western Federal Impression from Scratch, Basic Reenactor First Aid, Review of "Civil    War Journal and Letters of Washington Ives" April 2006 "Ettiquette, Customs, and Courtesies," Preservation of the Nash Farm Battlefield, Taking Care of     Your Feet, Buying Civilian, and a Review of "Rebel Private Front and Rear." March 2006 The Dress Parade, Advice for New Reenactors