3rd New Jersey Regiment-"Kearny's Own" NA/EU Recruiting!

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[GeorgiaHound4]

Awesome post! Nice to have some real world connection to the unit. Best of luck and looking forward to seein you on the field!

[TRaider]

Awesome post! Nice to have some real world connection to the unit. Best of luck and looking forward to seein you on the field!

Thank you sir!

[TRaider]

Thread is very nicely designed.

Thank you very much sir!

[RhettVito]

Best of luck!

[Lord Drax]

Best of luck! Glad to see you back!

[TRaider]

Best of luck!
Thank you Vito!

[TRaider]

Best of luck! Glad to see you back!

Thank you Drax good to be back!

[4th New Jersey]

Welcome back, Captain Raider

Best of luck and glad tae see ye back amongst the New Jersey Regiments.

Dan Hagman
Captain
4th New Jersey

[TRaider]

Welcome back, Captain Raider

Best of luck and glad tae see ye back amongst the New Jersey Regiments.

Dan Hagman
Captain
4th New Jersey

Captain Hagman thank you very much for the kind words it means a lot coming from you sir. Faugh A Ballagh!

[4th New Jersey]

Captain Hagman thank you very much for the kind words it means a lot coming from you sir. Faugh A Ballagh!

Faugh a Ballagh!

[TRaider]

Welcome new recruits!

Rct.AngryAngler
Rct.JimmySnapper
Rct.Unit

[Dog]

Good luck from the 65th IL!

[SUWAROW]

Our cause is just. We will definitely win!

[TRaider]

Good luck from the 65th IL!

Thank you!

[TRaider]

Our cause is just. We will definitely win!

Brothers in arms!

[TRaider]

Welcome back Rct.Wax the legend of the Maggots to men video from the Old Fourth!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyJlu-UhLEk

[TRaider]

Welcome new recruits!

Rct.Parsely
Rct.Bojangles
Rct.Craig

[TRaider]

The 3rd will be having an Artillery attachment. If you have an interest in artillery we welcome you to join!

[TRaider]

We now have over 10 members active in the group it's a great time to join in and see if we are a good fit for you. If you're a new player we are glad to train you in how to play the game. To join our Discord go to 3rdnj.com (http://3rdnj.com)

[TRaider]

Battery A "Paine's Battery" in action!

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[TRaider]

Post updated enjoy!

[TRaider]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9-MX8N6WZg&feature=youtu.be

My boys putting the hammer down during the Saturday Night NaS event! Enjoy!

Looking for a group of mature players check us out. Discord: http://3rdNJ.com

[TRaider]

https://youtu.be/CIzCW0Z-Y6w

Congrats to the new Privates and NCOs who were promoted today!

Looking for a growing group of mature players you may want to check us out.

Discord: http://3rdnj.com

[TRaider]

Congratulations Corporal Paine on the promotion!

[TRaider]

158 years ago! The Jersey Brigade Charge at Crampton's Gap!

[South Mountain, Crampton's Gap]

HDQRS. THIRD REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS,
Camp in Crampton's Pass, Md., September 15, 1862.
Lieutenant H. P. COOKE,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-General.


SIR: On Sunday morning the 14th instant, about 6 o'clock, we left our bivouac, and marched through a pass over the mountain to Jefferson, where we halted in a field by the town for some time. A little before noon we again marched to a point about half a mile to the rear of the village of Burkittsville, where we formed line of battle on the slope of a wooded height, a little on the right of the enemy's position. After remaining a few minutes, we moved forward into a swampy hollow, and there remained until about 4 o'clock p.m., when we marched by a flank side by side with the First Regiment followed respectively by the Fourth and Second, keeping as well concealed as the nature of the ground permitted from the fire of the enemy's artillery, which was strongly posted on a road which leads nearly parallel to the hillside from Burkittsville, and turned suddenly to the left through the gap (artillery was also posted on the steep, rocky and woody height), until we came directly in front of the enemy's position, where we halted.



The First and Second Regiments moved forward, forming the first line of the brigade. The Third and Fourth followed to the front at a distance varying from 100 to sometimes only 30 paces in rear, according to the nature of the ground. We moved thus over an open country intersected by high fences, the men clambering over as best they could, and quickly regaining their position in line, marching with great steadiness and precision, and so through a corn-field, still exposed to a hot fire of shell from the enemy, for a distance of one-fourth of a mile. At the verge of the corn-field we were ordered to halt. Here we lost some men from their shell.


Ten minutes after, we were ordered forward, and moved rapidly and steadily across a grass field under cover of a slight rise in front. The men were here ordered to lie down in line. The first line was now hotly engaged, as we could hear from the incessant fusillade intermingled with the road of the enemy's guns, now throwing grape and canister as well as shell. In five minutes the Third and Fourth were ordered in to relieve the first line, and the men, springing up, went in with a cheer up to, over, and through the high fence held by the enemy at the base of the wooded heights and strongly lined by his sharpshooters, who delivered their fire with great rapidity. But nothing could withstand the onset of our men. The enemy broke and fled, pursued by our men without halt up the sides of the mountain, climbing up the shingly sides of the hill until they reached the road before mentioned.



Here it was observed that a battalion of the enemy were forming on the right of our line, now become the first line of the brigade, when we changed front forward and delivered a destructive fire on his half-formed line, followed up by a renewal of the charge, when he broke utterly and the pursuit continued. A party of my regiment, under command of Lieutenant Fairly, my acting adjutant, and Lieutenant Hufty, consisting of about 20 men, moved off from the regiment by my order, and circling round by the road to the right, got in rear of and around the heights up which the body of the regiment was pursuing the retreating foe. They moved with such rapidly that many of the party fell out exhausted, and on their arrival at the point desired in rear the adjutant found he had but 5 men. With these he succeeded in capturing 4 of the enemy's officers and many of their men. This party, being out of ammunition, was obliged to abandon the pursuit, though they delivered their last remaining fire into the enemy's artillery, now in full retreat, and which could easily have been captured had there been cavalry to pursue.


Thus ended a sharp and well-contested action, in which the enemy had every advantage of numbers, position, and artillery. In his utter and complete rout, my men showed here what they could do when they had a fair chance, and they here well sustained the honor of New Jersey on this field. I have not to regret the loss of any officer killed. Captain Stickney, of Company F, and Second Lieutenant Lambson, of Company E, are both slightly wounded. My officers and men behaved most gallantly. Those officers who had received their commissions the previous day (all in command of companies) showed by their conduct how well they had deserved their promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, of the Fifteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers, late captain of Company F, in my regiment, and of the acceptance of whose resignation I have not yet received official notice, was my only acting field officer, and though where all have distinguished it might seem invidious to particularize, I should be acting unjustly did I not mention how nobly he assisted me. I must also mention First Lieutenant David Fairly, my acting adjutant, for his promptness in repeating my commands, as well as for his perfect coolness and daring intrepidity. Lieutenant Hufty also behaved remarkably well.


One of my officers captured the colors of the Cobb Legion at the same time with a private, but seeing the man belonged to the Fourth Regiment of our brigade; he gave up his claim to the colors,and gave Colonel Hatch the sling in the evening. Both color-bearers of my regiment, Sergeant Haggerty, of Company A, and Corporal Westcott, of Company B, behaved with distinguished gallantry, waving their colors continually in advance, and I cannot speak too highly of the conduct of Acting Sergeant Dalziel, of Company D, who accompanied my acting adjutant with the party detailed and brought down many of the enemy with his unerring rifle.


My entire loss was 11 killed and 28 wounded.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
H. W. BROWN,
Colonel, Commanding.

[TRaider]

If you're new to War of Rights or looking for something different the 3rd New Jersey is recruiting members in the NA and EU time zones. We are looking for mature players 16 and older to join our growing ranks. We host two community events each week and have about 20 active members. If you're tired of the disorganized pub matches and want to be a part of a part of organized events the 3rd New Jersey is for you. Rank and Medal progression is also available! Join the fighting 3rd today!!!

• Veteran Officers and NCOs playing since 2017
• Casey's Manual
•NA and EU Drill and Event Times
•150 Slot Private Server
• No Drama

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[TRaider]

The 3rd New Jersey is a milsim unit recruiting members in the NA and EU time zones! Public servers can be hell for teamwork.


Even if you enjoy the chaos, sometimes you want a solid group to line up and pour the lead out!
We take pride in training hard so we can deploy as a well-oiled machine during events.


We follow period-accurate rank structures and drill manuals. Whether we're skirmishing or holding the line - the 3rd NJ makes its presence known on the field.


That said we know when to relax. You can find us playing everything from the Total War series to Phasmophobia. And yes, nerding out over Civil War history. If you want a more organized War of Rights experience with a group that knows how to have fun, stop by the Discord at 3rdnj.com.


• Veteran Officers and NCOs playing since 2017
• Casey's Manual
•NA and EU Drill and Event Times
•150 Slot Private Server
• No Drama




https://discord.gg/2nhCbdc


Schedule




Wednesday 7:30pm EST School of the Soldier


Friday 1:00pm EST School of the Soldier


Saturday 2:00pm EST School of the Soldier


Saturday 8:00pm EST IVR Skirmish Event


Sunday 2:00pm EST IVR Skirmish Event


Thank you!

[TRaider]

Welcome Recruit Vladimir!

[4th New Jersey]

Happy Christmas / Fröhliche Weihnachten / Joyeux Noël /Buon Natale


The 4th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, their rankers, NCO's and Officers, are wishing everyone the very best for the holidays.

[TRaider]

Happy Christmas / Fröhliche Weihnachten / Joyeux Noël /Buon Natale


The 4th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, their rankers, NCO's and Officers, are wishing everyone the very best for the holidays.

Same to you lads Merry Christmas!

[TRaider]

Post updated!

[TRaider]

post updated enjoy!

[Ross]

Looking good 3rdNJ

[TRaider]

Looking good 3rdNJ

Thank you sir!

[TRaider]

Welcome back Cpl.Tellford, Cpl.Loatman and Pvt.Silver! Good to have you lads back!

[CptKeenan]

Huzza! Good luck my guy :D