Commanding - Union Volunteers!
Colonel Frank Ruiz has been in the hobby for 16 years. He has worked his way up through the the ranks of the 14th Brooklyn from Private to Colonel of the Union Volunteers. He is well versed in battlefield command tactics and parade ground maneuvers. He takes care of his men and always gets the boys into the fight!
First & Second Battalion - Union Volunteers
Frank Ruiz has been in the hobby for 16 years and, like his father, has worked his way up the the ranks of the 14th Brooklyn from Private to Lt. Col. of the Union Volunteers. He is also completely versed in battlefield command tactics and parade ground maneuvers. He commands the campaigners and progressives of the regiment, as well as Second Battalion.
He fights hard and always looks out for his troops.
3rd Battalion - Union Volunteers
Major Tom Laws is the commander of the Third Battalion - Union Volunteers. Major Laws is well liked by his men. He is well versed in battlefield tactics and parade ground maneuvers. His battalion is based out of the Midwestern United States.
Major Patrick Stultz
Chief of Cavalry - Union Volunteers
Major Patrick Stultz is the chief of our Cavalry wing within the Union Volunteers. He is well versed in Infantry and Cavalry tactics as he has done them both extensively over his 20 year career within the hobby. He is a well accomplished rider, and is well known and liked within the Cavalry Reenacting Community!
Chief of Artillery - Union Volunteers
Captain Jerry Bergeron is the commander of the Artillery Wing of the Union Volunteers. Captain Bergeron is well liked by his men. He is well versed in battlefield Artillery and infantry tactics as well as parade ground maneuvers. His 3rd U.S. Battery K is based out of the Pennsylvania and New York of the United States.
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