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The Goal and Mission of the Grand Army of the Frontier is to honor the memories and achievements of the late Victorian-era military of all nations between 1860 and 1902, with a particular emphasis on American army on the Western Frontier between 1860 and 1900, through the pursuit and sharing of knowledge, and by actively participating in the ...
The Grand Army of the Frontier including: Cowboy Action Shooting Military history of the Iindian Wars or Victorian era. SASS, NCOWS, NSSA living...
GAF Membership Rosters. The full Membership Roster lists the following information: - Membership Number (If Starred, the Soldier is Assigned to the Regiment Eternal) - SASS Member Full Alias or Full Name of a Reenactor. - Department and State the Soldier is currently Assigned to. Click on the particular number range you wish to review below.
The Grand Army of the Frontier (GAF) membership includes those from various shooting sports, such as Cowboy Action Shooting, the North-South Skirmish Association, Black Powder Cartridge Rifle, the reenactment and living history communities, and those with only an interest in the 19th Century American military.
- Commanders
- Notable Engagements
- Significance
Battle of Clark’s MillBattle of Cane HillBattle of Prairie GroveBattle of Van BurenOn October 12, 1862, Major General Samuel R. Curtis issued General Orders, No. 7 (Department of the Missouri) appointing Brigadier General John M. Schofield to command roughly 15,000 soldiers, “den...On November 7, 1862, a Rebel cavalry force of roughly 1,000 troopers forced 100 Army of the Frontier soldiers to surrender following a skirmish known as the Battle of Clark’s Mill in Douglas County.On November 20, 1862, due to illness, Brigadier General John M. Schofield temporarily turned over command of the Army of the Frontier to Brigadier General James G. Blunt.On November 28, 1862, the Army of the Frontier successfully scattered the Confederate forces at the Battle of Cane Hill.- Harry Searles
to our link-add page. The Grand Army of the Frontier (Midwest Southern USA) The Goal and Mission of the Grand Army of the Frontier is to honor the memories and achievements of the late Victorian-era military of all nations between 1858 and 1904, with a particular emphasis on American army on the Western Frontier between 1860 and 1900, though ...
GAF Enlistment and Recruiting. The Grand Army of the Frontier is open to anyone who has an interest in any or all aspects of the Victorian-era Military. All Cowboy Action Shootist and reenactors are strongly encouraged to join.
