Dear Mother, The North Dakota men have made camp on the outskirts of town. Tomorrow, we battle. On our ground. May the South be the better Dakota. -Jack

Dear Mother, While the newspaper men may have spoke highly of the North Dakota men, they leave Vermillion with defeat nonetheless. A most glorious day. Onward. -Jack

Dear Mother, The newspaper men have taken notice of our campaign. Orders are to march east to Iowa into Cedar Falls. There we will attack the Panther men. A familiar path, may the march back west be a victorious one. -Jack

Dear Mother, A most glory victory has been secured in Cedar Falls! I am most proud of the men who I fought along side of. We prepare to march back west in jubilation! -Jack

Dear Mother, Your care package of peppered rabbit shanks arrived in good condition and the men and I enjoyed the treat. A bad of fighters from the land of Lincoln have made camp on the bluffs near Vermillion. We will engage them on the morrow. May victory be ours. -Jack

Dear Mother, After fierce fighting at close range, we were defeated. Lt Camp was injured, we await word from the medics on how badly. We have made camp and are tending to the wounded. I love you. -Jack

Dear Mother, We are marching to the east. Macomb, Illinois to engage in battle with the men with the necks of leather. We are eager for the fight. I love you. -Jack

Dear Mother, A resounding victory in Macomb!! We march west to Vermillion. Home ground must be defended. -Jack

Dearest Mother, You would not believe me if I tried to explain what occurred in battle. However the last sentence would read. Victory!!!!! -Jack

Dear Mother, North to Fargo. Focused. -Jack

Dear Mother, One hundred and twenty eight regiments began this campaign. Twenty four remain- we have been selected as one of them! A chance to defend our battlefield once again. Work is not finished. -Jack

Dear Mother, Tonight we battle. Tonight we charge the enemy with all we have. May our strength and will secure victory. -Jack

Dear Mother, A bitter end to a campaign that few predicted was possible. I'm proud of the the miles we have marched. The battles we secured. It was an honor and a privilege. -Jack

It was an honor lieutenant.

GOOOO YOTES

Dear Mother, Promoted. -Carson

Dear Mother, Drilling for the upcoming campaign has begun. The mens spirits are high and the drills quick and crisp. We look forward to battle. -Carson

Dear Mother, Orders are to march south- where the wildcats roam. There a mighty army awaits us. The men do not halt or falter. We eagerly await battle. -Carson

Dear Mother, Defeated in Kansas. There is little time to dwell as the next battle is not far off. We learn and march on. -Carson

Dear Mother, We have march west deep into Montana territory. A battle with the grizzly men is soon to come. The men are ready. -Carson