Gettysburg:A Band of Brothers
The 69th Pa has always been a close knit family organization. We have always had
fathers and sons; brothers, grandchildren and cousins in the ranks as we went into battle
and with us in camp. We have had friendships that have spanned the centuries. We have
always had our "ladies" - wives, girlfriends and sisters with us in camp and around our
regimental fire. This year at Gettysburg once again "A Band of Brothers" gathered to talk
over 20+ years of reenacting and to form new friendships and narratives.
fathers and sons; brothers, grandchildren and cousins in the ranks as we went into battle
and with us in camp. We have had friendships that have spanned the centuries. We have
always had our "ladies" - wives, girlfriends and sisters with us in camp and around our
regimental fire. This year at Gettysburg once again "A Band of Brothers" gathered to talk
over 20+ years of reenacting and to form new friendships and narratives.
Chris Kuhns & Gabriella Gill outside their tent
Capt Gerry Malloy, Bob Levine & Doug Thomas
Brad Upp, Drew Nugent & Denny Smith
The Long Fellows - Steve, Scott & Alex
The 69th Street along the wood line
More Happy Faces
The Laspino Camp Kitchen
69th Infantry Camp at Gettysburg
Bill Meehan's Table of Goodies
Fathers & Sons in Camp