5th Texas Infantry Company A - "Bayou City Guards"

[Petrovick]

5th Texas Infantry

"The Bloody 5th"

http://i.imgur.com/TxwaS6F.jpg?1

http://i.imgur.com/ZDqh4Ol.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/LRoN4mr.jpg http://i.imgur.com/oNOYyTg.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/OOpFCwX.jpg

To join the regiment Please contact Middleton II

[J.Stockton]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LArGlfEVYqM

[Henronicus]

So many damn Texas Regiments... oh well, I don't actually mind it, I just find it funny how many there are compared to the other states. Look forward to fighting alongside you fellers in combat.

[J.Stockton]

So many damn Texas Regiments... oh well, I don't actually mind it, I just find it funny how many there are compared to the other states. Look forward to fighting alongside you fellers in combat.

‘I am glad to see it,’ he called out loudly enough for everyone nearby to hear him. ‘When you go in there, I wish you to give those men the cold steel–they will stand and fight all day, and never move unless you charge them.’ He continued: ‘The Texas brigade always has driven the enemy, and I want them to do it now. And tell them, General, that they will fight today under my eye–I will watch their conduct. I want every man of them to know I am here with them.’ As the battle lines surged around and past him, Lee, in the grip of great emotion, cried out, ‘Texans always move them!’


Gen. Robert E. Lee,Battle of the Wilderness May 5–7, 1864

[Middleton II]

Mhm Mhm

[A. P. Hill]

Dayum!

More Texans!

Welcome to the CSA!

[Henronicus]

‘I am glad to see it,’ he called out loudly enough for everyone nearby to hear him. ‘When you go in there, I wish you to give those men the cold steel–they will stand and fight all day, and never move unless you charge them.’ He continued: ‘The Texas brigade always has driven the enemy, and I want them to do it now. And tell them, General, that they will fight today under my eye–I will watch their conduct. I want every man of them to know I am here with them.’ As the battle lines surged around and past him, Lee, in the grip of great emotion, cried out, ‘Texans always move them!’


Gen. Robert E. Lee,Battle of the Wilderness May 5–7, 1864

Nice quote. By the way, although it's quite artistic, you might want to consider a more legible format for your Regimental info. Looks great though, just a tad hard to read, probably just the font size though.