The Mason-Dixon Regiment

It's hard to believe but another year has come and gone.  As we approach the upcoming reenactment season, we have renewed enthusiasm that the Mason-Dixon Regiment will have a banner year.  The unit is growing by leaps and bounds and exciting new additions are forthcoming.  We begin 2010 with a new panel of officers, including Barry Harvey as president and Debbie Dull as secretary-treasurer.  We feel confident that Barry and Debbie will do an outstanding job leading the regiment through it's administrative affairs.  Commander Friedly has already confirmed three Gettysburg Campground weekend events this coming summer along with a host of other events.  We will attend the major battle reenactments including New Market, Gettysburg, Cedar Creek, and etc.  Lt. Friedly will soon release his "state of the unit" yearly report, so stay tuned and enjoy another great reenactment season with the Mason-Dixon Regiment.

A promotion was in the works during our first drill weekend of 2009.  Musician Bret Albaugh was promoted to Musician Corporal on Saturday, April 25th.  Bret is one of two remaining founding members of the band and has demonstrated leadership qualities that will make him an outstanding non-commissioned officer.  He graciously accepted the promotion and thanked the command staff. 

Great News! 

Our new Sibley tent has arrived!  The tent will be utilized to showcase our civilian wares and children's activities.  Make sure you stop by one of our reenactments and check out the display.

Mason-Dixon Regiment -- A Feature Story in "The Dispatch"

                                                    

 The Mason-Dixon Regiment was featured in the September 26, 2008 issue of "The Dispatch," newspaper, part of the Tribune-Review Total Media Company.  Chief Musician Gregg Sweney was interviewed and a comprehensive story was written detailing the regiment.  Topics covered include: The Mason-Dixon Brass Band, military and soldier's impressions, artilery, and the medical branch of the group.  The article was written in conjunction with Derry's Railroad Days celebration.

August, 2008 

The Mason-Dixon Regiment is proud to announce our affiliation with The Gettysburg Campground" in Gettysburg, Pa. 

Along with our good friends The Keystone Regiment from Blair County, we look forward to many years as the campground's official Civil War Living History Group.

Plans are already in the works for presentations next summer including encampments in June, July and August.

January, 2008

Thanks to Don and Becky Becker, The Mason-Dixon Regiment now has an official banner to be proudly displayed during our functions.  Skillfully hand-crafted by Becky, the banner will provide great inspiration to the entire Regiment as an example of the dedicated and talented folks in our midst.