General John Bell Hood

I had to come back for more. Anaheim, CA.
The “ New York Yankees”
Win It Bronx Bombers!

The Rose Parade in Pasadena, CA. I enjoy coming to the Rose Parade each year. It’s always a great time to see so many beautiful floats and marching bands from all over. At the front and leading the parade as always the United States Marine Corps band. Let me tell y’all the Marines “Were Tight “. As expected! The Alabama and Michigan bands were Outstanding! Hope y’all enjoy these pictures.
Happy New Year!

Yesterday at our company Christmas party. A wonderful time with our employees and formen and their right hand guys. Brother Dennis does it right and a great luncheon with raffle gifts for all!

Living our great American History y’all!

Today at the Crossroads of the West gun show in Phoenix, Arizona ! Lovely y’all! Come see us and share your family history!

Great Veterans Day at Flabob Airport with great friends honoring our Veterans. The Grand Encampment!

My brothers and sisters everywhere we need to stop our government from removing the Moses Ezekiel monument fro Arlington National Cemetery! Please make some calls to your congressman, senators and everyone you know. Any donations of any amount would be greatly appreciated. We are working very hard on this matter!
Thanks for your consideration y’all! God’s Blessings Always!

Today at Rose Hills Cemetery in Whittier, CA. With my father Harold Odell Cardwell, my step mother Francis and step grandmother Ethel. Paying my respects and remembering all the great times we had together! I’ll see y’all one day in God’s Kingdom in full glory!

Hello Y’all,
The California State Society has a New Challenge Coin available for donations of $20.00 dollars each & includes shipping fees.
To order, please contact me at:

Hal Cardwell
[email protected]
Cell: 909-437-2123. Leave a message
Thank you for your help in Promoting , Preserving and Protecting our Great Southern Heritage!

Hal Cardwell, Commander
Chapter 89 General John Bell Hood
Southern California

My Friends, Brothers & Sisters,
Many heartfelt thanks for your kind thoughts and interest in our California Chapter 89
“General John Bell Hood”
Military Order of the Stars and Bars
Many new and exciting things happening! Thanks so much for your support.
Yours in the Cause,
Hal Cardwell, Commander
Southern California Society

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God’s Blessings Always!

Crossroads of the West Gun Show this weekend!
Orange Fair Grounds in San Bernardino, CA.
“American Patriots Living History “
Come join us in sharing our American History!

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Darkness ended the assault. As Jackson and his staff were returning to camp on May 2, they were mistaken for a Union cavalry force by the 18th North Carolina Infantry regiment who shouted, "Halt, who goes there?", but fired before evaluating the reply. Frantic shouts by Jackson's staff identifying the party were replied to by Major John D. Barry with the retort, "It's a damned Yankee trick! Fire!"

A second volley was fired in response; in all, Jackson was hit by three bullets, two in the left arm and one in the right hand. Several other men in his staff were killed, in addition to many horses. Darkness and confusion prevented Jackson from getting immediate care. He was dropped from his stretcher while being evacuated because of incoming artillery rounds. Because of his injuries, Jackson's left arm had to be amputated by Dr. Hunter McGuire.

Jackson was moved to Thomas C. Chandler's 740 acres (3.0 km2) plantation named Fairfield. He was offered Chandler's home for recovery, but Jackson refused and suggested using Chandler's plantation office building instead. He was thought to be out of harm's way; but unknown to the doctors, he already had classic symptoms of pneumonia, complaining of a sore chest. This soreness was mistakenly thought to be the result of his rough handling in the battlefield evacuation.

Sharpsburg National Battlefield!
“ The Sunken Road”

Battle flags are available for donations to our Monuments & Gravesites Restoration program! Several historical sites ! Get yours today!
Contact Hal Cardwell, Commander
Chapter 89 General John Bell Hood
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When will you honor the dead of thousands of brave America patriots? Today is the day- Dixie!

16,170 Confederate casualties
1,657 killed
9,756 wounded
4,757 captured or missing

The Battle of Chickamauga, fought on September 18 – 20, 1863, between U.S. and Confederate forces in the War for Southern Independence, marked the end of a Union offensive, the Chickamauga Campaign, in southeastern Tennessee and northwestern Georgia. It was the first major battle of the war fought in Georgia, the most significant Union defeat in the Western Theater, and involved the second-highest number of casualties after the Battle of Gettysburg.

My Ancestors were here at Picketts Charge! Get your Battle flags today! Long Live Dixie! Honor, Repect, Remember Always my friends!

My friends help us Promote, Preserve & Protect our Southern Heritage! Get you Battle flags and Raise them!

Here’s a few more pictures of my recent trip to Gettysburg. I hope y’all enjoy! Your support is greatly appreciated for our Monuments & War Memorials Preservation program!
All Cotton Battle flags are available for minimum donations of $150.00 dollars each. Polyester Battle flags are available for $125 to $25 dollars each with shipping included.
Please contact me for further details. Thanks for your interest y’all!
Hal Cardwell
[email protected]
Cell. 909 437 2123

Hi my brothers & sisters everywhere. Thanks y’all for your support with our Southern Heritage War Memorials & Gravesites Preservation program! We are very grateful for your support and these Donations go to our continuing work all over our Great country!!
I will be posting several pictures soon from Gettysburg & Florida. Get your Battle flag’s and own a piece of history! Take Care Ya’ll!