The sudden drumming of hooves mingling with the crackle of revolvers’ shots, accompanied by a ringing shout of ‘Yeeah! Texas Light!’ Following them, smoke and flames might rise from a Quartermasters’ Corps depot; a supply train would be found, its wagons wrecked, their loads carried off and teams driven away; a cursing Artillery officer could find the guns in his battery spiked and his magazine exploded.
That was how the men who rode under the Stars and Bars flag of the Confederate States fought against the Yankees in Arkansas. One name ranked high when such incidents were mentioned. That of an eighteen-year-old captain, the commanding officer of the Texas Light Cavalry’s Company ‘C’.
His name was Dusty Fog.
The sudden drumming of hooves mingling with the crackle of revolvers’ shots, accompanied by a ringing shout of ‘Yeeah! Texas Light!’ Following them, smoke and flames might rise from a Quartermasters’ Corps depot; a supply train would be found, its wagons wrecked, their loads carried off and teams driven away; a cursing Artillery officer could find the guns in his battery spiked and his magazine exploded.
That was how the men who rode under the Stars and Bars flag of the Confederate States fought against the Yankees in Arkansas. One name ranked high when such incidents were mentioned. That of an eighteen-year-old captain, the commanding officer of the Texas Light Cavalry’s Company ‘C’.
His name was Dusty Fog.
Dusty Fog's Civil War 4: Under the Stars and Bars
Dusty Fog's Civil War 4: Under the Stars and Bars
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940152535907 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Piccadilly Publishing |
| Publication date: | 03/01/2016 |
| Series: | Dusty Fog's Civil War |
| Sold by: | Smashwords |
| Format: | eBook |
| Sales rank: | 91,033 |
| File size: | 446 KB |
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