| San Francisco Civil War Round Table Meeting Thursday 18th February 2010 at the United Irish Cultural Center 2700 45th Avenue, San Francisco =========== |
Entree Choices Filet of Salmon Beurre Blanc @ $36.00 or Ravioli with Meat Sauce @ $28.00 Entrees are accompanied by salad, fresh vegetables, potatoes, rolls and butter, dessert, coffee (regular or decaffeinated), or tea. Please mail a check, with your choice of entree, to Joan Keller, 515 42nd Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94121-2530 to arrive before Monday, February 15th. (Phone: 415 752 4156) 6:00pm no-host cocktails 6:45pm dinner 7:45pm program |
| Civil War Sharpshooters presented by Gary Yee Gary's talk focuses on who the sharpshooters were, what they did, and their influence on the Civil War battlefield. Attendees will go away with a greater appreciation of the role of the sharpshooter in the Civil War. ___________________________________________________________________________ |
Gary Yee has a lifelong interest in military
history. As the director of security at San
Francisco's Fine Arts Museums, he has given
presentations before the Smithsonian
Conference on Cultural Property Protection
and the American Association of Museums. As
the director of security for the San Francisco
War Memorial Performing Arts Center, he
serves on the Veterans' Advisory Committee
on Archives and Trophies. A former law
enforcement firearms instructor and armorer,
he currently builds long-rifles, hunting bags and
powder horns. He has articles published in
Muzzle Blasts and Muzzle Loader, Gettysburg,
The Skirmish Line and The Firearms
Instructor, magazines. He is a life member of
the Company of Military Historians,
International Naval Research Organization,
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association and
the National Rifle Association.
history. As the director of security at San
Francisco's Fine Arts Museums, he has given
presentations before the Smithsonian
Conference on Cultural Property Protection
and the American Association of Museums. As
the director of security for the San Francisco
War Memorial Performing Arts Center, he
serves on the Veterans' Advisory Committee
on Archives and Trophies. A former law
enforcement firearms instructor and armorer,
he currently builds long-rifles, hunting bags and
powder horns. He has articles published in
Muzzle Blasts and Muzzle Loader, Gettysburg,
The Skirmish Line and The Firearms
Instructor, magazines. He is a life member of
the Company of Military Historians,
International Naval Research Organization,
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association and
the National Rifle Association.