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The Krewe of Orion introduced its 2022 royal court docket on Aug. 28 at the household of Angela and Darren Coates in St. Amant.
Court docket members, released by Master of Ceremonies Larry Rosendahl, are Queen Orion XXIII Kris Cangelosi and King Orion XXIII Patrick Dude Blanchard. Maids are Molly Kathleen Bahlinger, daughter of Gerald and Alice Bahlinger Marisa Johnelle Drago, daughter of Kyle and Johnette Drago and Ava Manuel Ventress, daughter of Dr. Mark and Eva Ventress.
The queen’s internet pages are Krystin Leann Blythe, daughter of Justin and Elizabeth Blythe Ga Marie Simpson, daughter of Bill and Natalie Simpson and Bella Rose Nicole Warren, daughter of James and Angela Warren. The king’s internet pages are Bradley Threat Hill and Brenham Dean Hill, sons of Chris and Katie Hill and Robert Thomas “TJ” Kennon, son of Thomas Kennon and Mary Arche.
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Accomplice ships topic for BRCWRT
Patrick Martin spoke about Accomplice ships built in England when the Baton Rouge Civil War Spherical Table fulfilled on Aug. 19.
Martin famous that at the beginning of the American Civil War the Confederacy did not have a navy or services to build and equip warships. Confederate states did not have the industrial base of the North, so shipbuilding was undertaken on a much smaller scale. Early in the war, the Union Gen. Winfield Scott drew up a system known as the “Anaconda Plan” to prohibit water access to southern ports, which would deny the Confederacy of required provides.
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Accomplice Navy Secretary Stephen Mallory immediately embarked on a application that concerned foreign shipyards to create ocean-heading ships to draw the Union Navy away from the South and disrupt worldwide commerce going to the North. A few raiders were constructed for the Confederacy in Liverpool, England. The most popular of these was the CSS Alabama commanded by Adm. Raphael Semmes, which sank 64 vessels till it was sunk in a struggle with the USS Kearsarge in the English Channel. Semmes was rescued from the channel by a yacht and taken to England, where by he was received as a hero. Right after the war, England was designed to fork out damages inflicted by the ships constructed for the Confederacy, Martin explained.
