First Cavalry Reenactors Rise in Nebraska Heritage
Nebraska's First Cavalry reenactment unit, the First Nebraska Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, grows to three members under Capt. Tom Kay and Lt. James Cooper. They aim to honor Civil War era service from Florence to Julesburg, emphasize authentic gear without full compliance, and seek parades, color guards, and state fair encampments while stressing morale support from the Nebraska National Guard.
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Nebraska
Cav
Great Platte River
Florence
Julesburg
Lincoln Army Guard
Tom Kay
Nebraska Army Reserve National Guard
James “Kit’’ Cooper
Bellevue
Second Maryland
Afoot
Cooper
First National Guard
Kay
Mike Rumbaugh
Offutt Air Force Base
First
Nebraska Army National Guard
Lincoln-Bellevue
Nebraska Volunteers
Plains
Forts Henry
Donelson
Shiloh
Nebraska Cavalry
Sycamore Mountains
Arkansas
Freman
Territorial
Nebraska Veteran Volunteer Cavalry
Oregon Trail
Fort Kearny
Missouri River
Colorado
National Guard
First Nebraska
Dav
Tom “Kay
James Cooper
Family Vacation Prep Through Memories And Messes
The piece recalls past family vacations with humor about packing chaos and long to-do lists. It notes the yearly advance planning, pet arrangements, damaged luggage, and the wild travel stories that linger, ending with a fact about Swedes and coffee consumption.
Australian Aborigines Seen As Unashamed Yet Embarrassed
A historical note describes Australian Aboriginal people as not ashamed of nudity but embarrassed by being seen eating, reflecting social norms around modesty and dining practices.
Introduction to CB Radio Sets Growth in Popularity
The article extols CB radio for communication and emergency help, detailing mobile base and SSB types. It highlights President Electronics devices tested for reliability, 40-channel sets, and the term Talk Power. Expert advice urges consulting a CB specialist before purchasing.
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Mal Parrish
President Electronics
Parrish
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