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Search complete. 9 mentions across 9 episodes found for "aide-de-camp".

Oct 14, 2026

SandraNARRATOR
58:56
Signed in the presence of W. Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel, 5th Infantry, H.
SandraNARRATOR
59:02
Dodge, Commanding Galena Volunteers, Samuel Whiteside, J.M. Strode, William Henry, M. McTrier, J. Marsh, U.S. Indian Agent, R.B. Mason, Captain 5th Infantry, S.W. Kearney, Major USA, S. Marquis, Lieutenant and Aide-de-Camp, A.
SandraNARRATOR
59:25
Drain, ACS USA, Washington Wheelwright, Lieutenant 1st Artillery, W.L. Harris, Lieutenant 1st Infantry, R. Riley, Captain 6th Infantry, R. Alston, Lieutenant 4th Infantry, Thomas P. Gwynne, Lieutenant 1st Engineers, J.W. Kingsbury, Lieutenant 1st Regiment Infantry, F. Sograin, Pierre Paquette, his mark, J. Swearingen, Lieutenant 6th Infantry, John Fowl, Major U.S. Army.
SandraNARRATOR
60:08
End of Section 14.
SandraNARRATOR
61:24
Dodge, Commanding Galena Volunteers; Samuel Whiteside; J. M. Strode; William Henry; M. Mechtrier; J. Marsh, U.S. Indian Agent; R.
SandraNARRATOR
61:37
B. Mason, Captain Fifth Infantry; S. W. Kearney, Major USA; S. Marquis, Lieutenant and Aide-de-Camp; A.
SandraNARRATOR
61:47
Drain, ACS USA; Washington Wheelwright, Lieutenant First Artillery; W. L. Harris, Lieutenant First Infantry; R. Riley, Captain Sixth Infantry; R. Alston, Lieutenant Fourth Infantry; Thomas P. Gwyn, Lieutenant First Engineers; J. W. Kingsbury, Lieutenant First Regiment Infantry; F. Sograin; Pierre Paquette, his mark; J. Swearingen, Lieutenant Sixth Infantry; John Fowl, Major U.S. Army.
SandraNARRATOR
62:30
End of section 14.
SandraNARRATOR
63:14
Signed in the presence of W. Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel, 5th Infantry, H.
SandraNARRATOR
63:20
Dodge, Commanding Galena Volunteers, Samuel Whiteside, J.M. Strode, William Henry, M. Mechtrier, J. Marsh, U.S. Indian Agent, R.B. Mason, Captain 5th Infantry, S.W. Kearney, Major U.S.A., S. Marquis, Lieutenant and Aide-de-Camp, A.
SandraNARRATOR
63:43
Drain, A.C.S. U.S.A., Washington Wheelwright, Lieutenant 1st Artillery, W.L. Harris, Lieutenant 1st Infantry, R. Riley, Captain 6th Infantry, R. Alston, Lieutenant 4th Infantry, Thomas P. Gwynne, Lieutenant 1st Engineers, J.W. Kingsbury, Lieutenant 1st Regiment Infantry, F. Sograin, Pierre Paquette, his mark, J. Swearingen, Lieutenant 6th Infantry, John Fowl, Major U.S. Army.
SandraNARRATOR
64:26
End of Section 14, read by Sandra.
SandraNARRATOR
64:10
Signed in the presence of W. Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel, Fifth Infantry; H.
SandraNARRATOR
64:15
Dodge, Commanding Galena Volunteers; Samuel Whiteside; J.M. Strode; William Henry; M. Mechtrier; J. Marsh, U.S. Indian Agent; R.B. Mason, Captain, Fifth Infantry; S.W. Kearney, Major, USA; S. Marquis, Lieutenant and Aide-de-Camp; A.
SandraNARRATOR
64:38
Drain, ACS, USA; Washington Wheelwright, Lieutenant, First Artillery; W.L. Harris, Lieutenant, First Infantry; R. Riley, Captain, Sixth Infantry; R. Alston, Lieutenant, Fourth Infantry; Thomas P. Gwyn, Lieutenant, First Engineers; J.W. Kingsbury, Lieutenant, First Regiment, Infantry; F. Sograin; Pierre Paquette, his mark; J. Swearingen, Lieutenant, Sixth Infantry; John Fowl, Major, U.S. Army.
SandraNARRATOR
65:21
End of Section 14.

Unknown podcast

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg-Abner Doubleday

Oct 1 · 1 Mention

speaker_4UNKNOWN
46:36
Signed, James H.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
46:38
Van Allen, Brigadier General and Aide-de-Camp For what subsequently occurred, Hooker was doubtless highly censurable, but it was not unreasonable for him to suppose, after giving these orders to a corps commander, that they would be carried out, and that minor combats far out on the roads would precede and give ample notice of Jackson's approach in time to reinforce that part of the line.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
47:04
When the enemy were observed, Sickles went out with Clark's battery and an infantry support to shell their train.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
47:11
This had the effect of driving them off of that road on to another which led in the same direction, but was less exposed, as it went through the woods.

Unknown podcast

Vera; or the Nihilists-Oscar Wilde

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

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1:44
Sergeant Professor Marfa, read by Christine Gee.
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1:48
Soldier, Aide de Camp, read by Grace Garrett.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
1:52
A Prisoner.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
1:53
Colonel of the Guard.

Unknown podcast

Apache Campaign In The Sierra Madre-John Gregory Bourke

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

speaker_3UNKNOWN
51:57
Its exact composition was as follows.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
52:00
General George Crook in command, Captain John G. Burke, 3rd Cavalry, Acting Adjutant General, Lieutenant G. S. Febiger, Engineer Officer, Aide-de-Camp, Captain Chaffee, 6th Cavalry, with Lieutenants West and Forsyth and forty-two enlisted men of I Company of that regiment, Dr. Andrews, Private A. F. Harmer of the General Service, and a hundred and ninety-three Indian scouts under Captain Emmett Crawford, 3rd Cavalry, Lieutenant Mackey, 3rd Cavalry, and Gatewood, 6th Cavalry, with whom were Alzyber, McIntosh, Mickey Free, Severiano, and Sam Bowman as interpreters.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
52:43
The pack mules, for purposes of efficient management, were divided into five trains, each with its complement of skilled packers.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
52:51
These trains were under the charge of Monach, Hopkins, Stanfield, Long Jim Cook, and Short Jim Cook.
SandraNARRATOR
51:53
Dodge, Commanding Galena Volunteers.
SandraNARRATOR
51:55
Samuel Whiteside, J.M. Strode, William Henry, M. McTrier, J. Marsh, U.S. Indian Agent, R.B. Mason, Captain, 5th Infantry, S.W. Kearney, Major, USA, S. Marquis, Lieutenant and Aide-de-Camp, A.
SandraNARRATOR
52:16
Drain, ACS, USA, Washington Wheelwright, Lieutenant, 1st Artillery, W.L. Harris, Lieutenant, 1st Infantry, R. Riley, Captain, 6th Infantry, R. Alston, Lieutenant, 4th Infantry, Thomas P. Gwynne, Lieutenant, 1st Engineers, J.W. Kingsbury, Lieutenant, 1st Regiment, Infantry, F. Sograin, Pierre Paquette, his mark, J. Swearingen, Lieutenant, 6th Infantry, John Fowl, Major, U.S. Army.
SandraNARRATOR
52:58
End of Section 14.

Unknown podcast

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg-Abner Doubleday

Sep 28 · 1 Mention

Mark SmithNARRATOR
48:37
Signed, James H.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
48:39
Van Allen, Brigadier General and Aide-de-Camp.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
48:44
For what subsequently occurred, Hooker was doubtless highly censurable, but it was not unreasonable for him to suppose, after giving these orders to a corps commander, that they would be carried out, and that minor combats far out on the roads would precede and give ample notice of Jackson's approach in time to reinforce that part of the line.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
49:05
When the enemy were observed, Sickles went out with Clark's battery and an infantry support to shell their train.

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