Day 2: Saturday, June 21
Gracey's Kentucky Battery of The Kentucky Cavalry Brigade
presents a fine appearance as the stand ready in camp to take the field
for drill on Saturday morning..
Day 2: Saturday, June 21
Cobb's Kentucky Battery (Middle Tennessee) of the Kentucky Cavalry
Brigade brings forth it's two-mule team big-wheel gun. This was
Cobb's first official appearance as a member of the KCB.
Day 2: Saturday, June 21
After the guns preceded them to the field the cavalrymen of the
Kentucky Cavalry Brigade move forward, proudly carrying the new
national colors which had been presented earlier in the morning.
Day 2: Saturday, June 21
Adjutant Jim 'Pudden' Allen (right) and Lt. Dean West (left) confer with
Saturday's Confederate cavalry commander, Capt. Steve Glaza (center),
before drill on Saturday. The men of the Kentucky Cavalry Brigade
would be riding with Capt. Glaza's men, consisting mostly of the 6th
Kentucky Cavalry, later in the day.
Day 2: Saturday, June 21
Sgt. Dan Lykins of the 35th Texas Artillery uses somewhat more
contemporary means to move his full-scale mountain howitzer into position
for the coming battle. Sgt. Lykin's unit would anchor the Kentucky
Cavalry Brigade's static artillery for the day.
Day 2 Saturday, June 21
The cavalrymen of the Kentucky Cavalry Brigade maneuver on the field
during drill.
Day 2 Saturday, June 21
The men of the KCB continue their drill, with the colors
prominently displayed.
Day 2 Saturday, June 21
The 9th Kentucky Cavalry of the Kentucky Cavalry Brigade brings its horses
up on line while drilling.