Gen. Felix H. Robertson Camp #129 Waco, TX - Sons of Confederate Veterans

06/11/2026

Five very true and correctly made statements!
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06/08/2026

We want to replace our 6'x10' flag on our I-35 highway pole. Any suggestions on who carries 8'x12' flag ?

05/31/2026

The last day of a proud and great man.
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05/20/2026

The CSS Huntsville and CSS Tuscaloosa heading upriver to be scuttled!

05/19/2026

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The Reconciliation Monument: Woke Vandalism Will be Reversed at Arlington

Near the rear of Arlington National Cemetery on land once owned by Robert E. Lee stood one of America’s most beautiful memorials: the Reconciliation Monument, sculpted by Moses Jacob Ezekiel, a Confederate veteran.

Part of the relief captures a wife tenderly hugging her husband in a heartbreaking goodbye as he heads to war to defend his family, children, parents, community, and state.

Nearly 500 Confederate soldiers lie buried on all sides of this war memorials.

Dedicated in 1914 with support from presidents and Union veterans, the monument symbolized reconciliation, unity, fraternity, respect, and honor, featuring a figure of the South offering a laurel wreath of peace and calls to beat swords into plowshares.

For over a century it stood quietly. Then the Biden-era Naming Commission, led in part by the infamous “Taliban” Ty Seidule, ordered its removal in December 2023 despite strong public opposition.

This Taliban-style vandalism on sacred ground sent a venomous message: reconciliation is over, unity is finished, and there will be no more respect or honor for southern Americans veterans who answered the call in the Confederacy.

Seidule and his woke zealots inflicted real damage on military morale and national cohesion.

Thankfully, under President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the monument returns in 2027 after restoration. Polished and more beautiful than ever, it will reaffirm shared sacrifice and healing.

Those who attacked it, especially the Maoist fanatics led by Ty Seidule, will be remembered for hatred, petty intolerance and destructive zeal. True honor outlasts their tantrums.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ -RJ

See closeups of the monument here in this video I captured shortly before its removal… -RJ

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05/05/2026

On this date in 1864, an historic battle took place with the CSS Albemarle taking on 7 Federal ships in a naval battle -

The Confederate ironclad ram Albemarle, led by Capt. J. W. Cooke, crossed Batchelor's Bay, May 5, 1864, and fought seven Union warships 15 mi. E.

04/21/2026

USS Catskill in Charleston Harbor 1865.
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USS Catskill (1863-1901) Officers posing on deck and atop the turret, while the ship was in Charleston harbor, South Carolina, in 1865. The Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Commander Edward Barrett, is seated on the turret, in center. Note awning spread over the turret and conning tower, ship's bell mounted on the turret side, marks from Confederate shot hits on the turret armor, and additional armor plate laid on the deck. Guns on field carriages are 12-pounder Dahlgren howitzers. Turret gun to the right is a XI-inch Dahlgren smoothbore. The other turret gun is a XV-inch Dahlgren smoothbore. 🕊⚓🇺🇸

04/20/2026

Lots of conversation on FB these days about the Whitworth rifle. Many comments from several "uneducated" individuals about the rifle and its accuracy, which is not unusual. The Whitworth was a fantastic invention by an English engineer; it could shoot accurately over 2000 yards. One of its most historic shots was taken by a Confederate sniper from Fort Sumpter to a site of a Union artillery unit that was measured at 1636 yards! I just wish some of these "expert" nerd knockers would take the time and educate themselves! This article is just a sample of what can be found about the Whitworth Rifle -(click on the picture)

The Whitworth rifle claimed the lives of many Northern Army soldiers—artillerists, officers, and generals alike. But its impact in the war was limited.

04/12/2026

AND SO, IT BEGAN THIS DAY IN 1861 AND ENDS 4 YEARS LATER.

02/18/2026

A great way to start our day today.
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