Camp 2034 Attends the CSA Tennessee Monument Dedication at Shiloh Military Park

Several members of Camp 2034 were among nearly 2,000 who came on this Confederate Memorial Day for the unveiling of Tennessee's first official memorial to the more than 14,000 men who fought, and nearly 3,200 who died, on both sides of the line in one of the bloodiest battles in U.S. history. The statue, sculpted by Texas artist Gerald L. Sanders, is called ''Passing of Honor'' and depicts a grizzled sergeant gently taking a Confederate flag from the hands of one dying soldier, while another stands guard over the pair.

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Ground Breaking Ceremonies

Memorial Services at the Confederate Burial Trench and Memorial to the Unknown Soldier

Tennessee Monument Dedication Services

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The Jackson Sun, Jackson, TN - Saturday, June 4, 2005