C Company, also known as Secession Company, is comprised of several different regiments, the 6th, 8th, 12th, 21st, and 26th. These five regiments of C Company represent one of five other South Carolina Infantry Companies, A, B, E, G, H. Together these six companies form to create the Palmetto Battalion. The Palmetto Battalion is a state wide umbrella group representing all local reenacting units. The battalion also includes one company of artillery and one company of cavalry.

    The five regiments of C Company meet annually to elect, by limit of five votes per regiment, to cast or divide as deemed necessary, those individuals of the group who will represent and lead the company as Officers and Noncommissioned Officers (NCO's) throughout the upcoming new year.

   Displayed below are the results of our last election. It reflects the command structure of Officers and NCO's of the Company through the year 2012. These elected individuals were selected by you, its membership. If you have questions or concerns regarding important matters involving the company, please don't hesitate to make contact with any of the individuals listed below.

   The Unit Rep List below contains the names of those who've accepted responsibility of representing the members of their units by staying abreast of the current happenings and changes taking place within the company and battalion.

   Unit Reps are responsible for remaining in touch with the members of their unit and notifying them...

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...well in advance of all upcoming reenactments and other special events along with their specific dates, locations and times.

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...of all important issues or concerns regarding the company or battalion such as event updates, bylaws, elections or safety issues.

   It is also the Unit Reps responsibility to report to the Captain those members of their unit who...

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...will or will not be in attendance during an upcoming event. A better event can be planned when it's known in advance the numbers participating.

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...will be participating with the company kitchen for their meals and providing a head count to help assure there's plenty of food for everyone.

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...might have a need to borrow some equipment or a uniform item.

   Unit Reps aren't just responsible for the passing along of information to their members. They are also the primary people responsible for the promotion and recruiting of their respective units. A good Unit Rep can be very instrumental in the growth of their unit through this process and as a direct result of their effort provide additional benefit to the company and battalion in increasing their numbers also.

   If your Unit Rep hasn't contacted you recently in regards to your attending an event or to provide you with updates regarding your unit, company or battalion then perhaps it's time to find a new rep for your group.

   Lack of communication is one of our biggest problems. Likewise it should be one of our biggest concerns and objectives to eliminate. We can't expect results if we can't do the work necessary to provide it.

Members Contact List

   If you've forgotten your password or are unable to download and access this file, please contact ggoins@6thregimentsc.org for assistance.

Download Contact List Here

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   This list contains the name of each active or inactive member of the company along with their contact info. The info consists of a mailing address, email address and home/cell phone number. As we have new recruits fall in with us it is my intention to have their contact info listed here also.

   Unfortunately, this list is not up-to-date. You can help make this possible by downloading the list and reviewing your information for errors. If for any reason your information is incorrect, or is simply not listed or perhaps you'd like to add a cell phone to your existing home phone, then please contact  ggoins@6thregimentsc.org so the necessary updates can be made.

   Please note the list is password protected and only made available to C Co. members. The password will change periodically... Just another reason why it's important to keep your info up-to-date so you can be notified when changes do come about.

Event Schedule - 2011

   Planning ahead to attend an event, well in advance of its scheduled date, will in most cases help avoid the possible conflicts we all know can and will arise later. Place these events on your calendar now to help assure your attendance and participation. Doing so will help maintain the strength of our company at all events we participate in throughout the year.

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2011 Events

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150th Firing On Fort Sumter, Charleston, SC

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 Next Event:

Battle of Secessionville - Mt Pleasant, S.C. - Nov. 12-13, 2011 

   Listed below are several links to various photo albums displaying images from the many events involving C Company. If you have event photos you wish to share here with others you can submit them for posting. Your photos may be cropped, resized and/or enhanced to fit the requirements of the photo album.

Album Name