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(FYI: each new year's schedule is usually posted in late February.)
Drills, Practices, Meetings
2008 Event Schedule
| Date | | Unit | | Event |
| 16 Mar | |
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Evacuation Day Parade, South Boston, MA |
| 22 Mar | |
4th | |
Muster Day—Hartwell Tavern |
| 19 Apr | |
4th | |
Battle Road Park, Hartwell Tavern and Tower |
| 3 May | |
85e | |
Rebecca Nurse Homestead, Danvers—Danvers Alarm Co./HMS Somerset. 85e, but 4th is okay. |
| 10 May | |
85e | |
Joint Drill with Bourbonnais—one day encampment, Berkley, MA |
| May 17–18 | |
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Daniel Boone Homestead, Birdsboro, PA |
| TBA | |
85e | |
Memorial Day Parade
Somerville, MA
Dress is French, white gaiters, full canteens. |
| TBA | |
85e | |
Memorial Day Parade
Andover, MA
Dress is French, white gaiters, full canteens. Directions. |
| May 31–June 1 | |
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Battle of Schoharie, Blenheim, NY. Voted on as a NDCL endorsed event for 2008. |
| June 6–8 | |
85e | |
Camp Woodhaven, West Boylston, MA. Hosted by 85ème Regiment de Saintonge. |
| June 21–22 | |
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Battle of Monmouth Courthouse |
| June 28–29 | |
LaSarre | |
Fort Carillion, Fort Ticonderoga, NY (F&I) |
| August 1–3 | |
85e | |
Redcoats to Rebels, Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, MA. Cosponsored by 85ème Regiment de Saintonge. |
| August 22–24 | |
85e | |
Heritage Days, Fall River, MA—Battle and encampment |
| September 5–7 | |
4th | |
Fort Ticonderoga, NY |
| 13 Sep | |
85e? | |
Colonial Muster Day, Rebecca Nurse Homestead, Danvers, MA |
| September 13–14 | |
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Battle of RI, Fort Adams, Newport, RI (BAR) |
| 27 Sep | |
85e | |
Sudbury Colonial Faire |
| Oct 17–19 | |
85e | |
Battle of the Hook, Gloucester, VA |
| 15 Nov | |
85e | |
Plymouth Time Line, Plymouth, MA. To be confirmed. |
Prior Years' Schedules
Editor's Note: An explanation of the page title:
While the [French] expeditionary force was in Newport in November and
December 1780, Rochambeau had a newspaper printed for his soldiers, the
«Gazette Françoise».
Documented by a French scholar -- Marc Martin -- in a work entitled
«Les origines de la presse millitaire en France», this was
apparently the first instance of a newspaper directed at the common soldier
(soldat) and predates the next instance by 12 years!
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