50th Georgia Volunteers Company G. "Clinch Volunteers"

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War of Rights Company

Regiment Motto

"Deo Ducente, Vindice Vestrum - Under God, Our Vindicator"

Our Regiment

Hello Sir!

The 50thGA Company G was formed originally from the leaders of the 5th GA of the North and South mod for Mount and Blade Napoleonic Wars. We here in the 50th strive to have a fun atmosphere for everyone in the company, and to be considered as one of the examples of a disciplined well trained company.

[NOTE] If you wish to enlist, you MUST add me on steam! This is mandatory to join. Steam Name - [5thGA/50thGA] Cpt. Cullen
Steam Link - http://v1.steam.hlxgame.cc/profiles/76561198009272383/

Your Faithful Servant,
Captain Cullen Gribble CO. G, 50th Georgia Volunteer Regiment

History & Engagments

The 50th Georgia Regiment gained credit and fame in plenty of well known and hard fought battles in both the Eastern and Western theaters of the war. The regiment was engaged in or present at forty five total battles before it's surrender at Appomattox Court House. Some of these engagements include important battles such as Second Bull Run (August 28-30, 1862), Antietam (September 17, 1862), Gettysburg (July 1-3, 1863), Chattanooga Siege (September - November, 1863), and Petersburg Siege (June 1864-April 1865). All of these are just few of the many battlefields they attended.

Before erupting on the battlefield, they were formed into service on March 4, 1862, in the city of Savannah,. They were primarily recruits from Southern Georgia. The original commander was Colonel. William R. Manning. Once organized, they were sent to Camp Davis in Guyton, Georgia to train and become an elite unit. Afterwards, they were mustered into service to protect Savannah's defenses. On July 17th, 1861, Major General John C. Pemberton sent the 50th Georgia to Richmond to join the Army of Northern Virginia under General Robert E. Lee. For the majority of war, the 50th Georgia served in the First Corps of the ANV, under General James Longstreet. Later , in 1862, General Longstreet was sent with his Corps to assist in the western theater. There, the 50th was a part of the Siege of Knoxville. Returning to Virginia, the 50th Georgia also fought in the Siege of Petersburg, the Battle of Cedar Creek, and the Battle of Sayler's Creek.

After the surrendered at Appomattox Court House, the men of the 50th Georgia were paroled and departed to return to their homes Throughout the years, the regiment members would attend reunions to relive the memories of their noble past.

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