Colby 46: Alarm

1862: Alert! Alert! The enemy approaches! (Or DOES he...?)

Colby 45: The Bones They Found

1862: Recognizing the anniversary of the Battle of Ball's Bluff (1861) ...

Colby 44: As Light As Possible

1862: Freeman checks up on his little brother ...

Colby 43: Newton Takes Charge

1862: Newton takes charge ...

Colby 42: A Hundred Feet of Rope

1862: As far as Newton is concerned, the longer the rope, the bigger the tangle ...

Colby 41: Newton & the Georgetown Mules

1862: Freeman's hapless brother Newton Colby seems to have a knack for getting himself into trouble ...

Colby 40: Button Our Blankets Together

1862: Making the most of limited shelter while the season grows colder ...

Colby 39: And a Vigilant Lookout

1862: Rebels on the far bank!

Colby 38: The Picket Line

1862: How they guarded the Potomac River, border between Union and Rebellion ...

Colby 37: The Captain Would Always Hate Us

1862: Colby & Bacon may have escaped military discipline, but the Captain still holds a grudge ...

Colby 36: A Full Statement of the Case

1862: Freeman & Jonas finally get to plead their case regarding their dramatic escape from camp ...

Colby 35: Day of Rest

1862: Colby's footsore "day of rest" just happens to be the bloodiest day in US military history ...

Colby 34: Trouble in Camp

1862: Colby & Bacon may have "straggled" in a field the night before, but they're up at dawn and on the road ...

Colby 33: Straggling Commenced

1862: Colby's regiment gets back to basics on its first hard night march ...

Colby 32: We Plodded Doggedly On

1862: The sun goes down & the miles drag on ...

Colby 31: Dusty Roads

1862: Troop movements along the Potomac ...

Colby 30: Night’s March!

1862: The orders go out: It's a night's march! ...

Colby 29: Chance Meeting

Colby runs into his fiancee's older brother-in-law in camp at Arlington Heights ...

Colby 28: Not Far Away

1862: While waiting in camp at Washington, Colby hears news of nearby engagements...

Henniker Provides (WWII) (Guest Post)

Henniker sends metal to Berlin as part of the war effort... (Drawn by guest artist / art teacher Todd Storro)

Colby 27: Ellsworth & Lee

1862: Colby surveys his surroundings & recalls the big names that shaped history here ...

Swett 10: Snow-balling in June

1865: The restorative powers of the White Mountains during the closing months of the Civil War...

Colby 26: Washington

1862: Colby's regiment finally reaches Washington, but Newton's sick in the hospital when the work begins ...

Colby 25: Rumors of Jackson

1862: Gossip spreads about the regiment's first assignment ...