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UPCOMING EVENTS



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THE DIVISION IN ACTION!


Gen. James H. McBride Camp #632 

March 14 - Camp members joined together for stone cleaning and marking graves with Iron Crosses.

​7th Division Missouri State Guard Camp #190

The camp installed a headstone for Pvt. Byars Williams in Boone Creek Cemetery, south of Licking. MO.

Missouri in Tennessee

Missouri Division Commander Rodney Neville, Missouri Division Southeast Brigade Commander Buddy Biggs, and Pvt Bailey Brooks Camp 1935 (Cooter, MO) Lt. Commander Mark Carter attended a dedication ceremony for a memorial to 17 unknown Confederate Missourians buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Bartlett, Tennessee, outside of Memphis.

They died of sickness at a hospital there in June 1862.
The service was hosted by the Robert E. Lee Camp 1640, Tennessee Division SCV, and area United Daughters of the Confederacy and Order of the Confederate Rose chapters.

​The memorial service is an annual event, but this year included a dedication of the memorial.

The Missouri Division and Brooks Camp contributed monetarily to the memorial stone.

​Surgeon John Cravens Camp 2276, Gallatin, Missouri

​Surgeon John Cravens Camp 2276, Gallatin, Missouri, hosted a Southern Heritage Day that included reenactors doing firing drills, guest speakers on topics ranging from slavery to Jesse James, historical demonstrations, period music, vendors, and much more for the public. More of these types of events are planned for the future around Missouri. 
 
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​SCV Army of Trans-Mississippi Field Day

​Several members of the Missouri Division attended the SCV Army of Trans-Mississippi Field Day at the Battle of Mansfield State Historic Site in Mansfield, Louisiana. Pictured here from left are Travis Archie, Wes Franklin, Gary Stuart, Keagan Franklin, and Ryan Springer. Ryan is currently in the Kansas Division. 
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Campbell's Company Camp #2252

​Cadet Captain Gabriel Boone was recognized with the H.L. Hunley Award at the Annual Webb City High School Junior ROTC Awards Ceremony on May 6th, 2026 by the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
 
Presenting the award was Compatriot Dan Landreth of the Campbell's Company.
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Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327, Carthage

​Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327, Carthage, Missouri, dedicated four Southern Crosses of Honor on May 16 at Harvey Cemetery, near La Russell, Missouri in Jasper County.

Biographies and unit histories were read, poetry recited, prayers uplifted, a rifle salute fired, “Dixie” sang, and a Rebel Yell shouted out.

Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327, Carthage

The Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327, Carthage, Missouri, hosted its Confederate Memorial Service at McCune Cemetery, near Red Oak, Missouri, where five unknown Confederate soldiers are buried together in a common grave.
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MO SCV & MOSB REUNION


7th Division Missouri State Guard #190 - Houston, MO

Brothers hosted a flag rally at the Gen James H. McBride Monument in Houston, MO.

Elijah Gates Camp #570 - Auxvasse, MO

Compatriots Andrew Bartison & Tyler Keelin set up a booth at the Troy, MO gun show.
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7th Division Missouri State Guard #190 - Houston, MO

On Saturday January 17th the camp raised the flag over the monument to execute Confederate prisoner of war south of Rolla once again. The monument was slated to be removed but through the efforts of the camp, an agreement was made between the land owner and the camp to protect it for years to come.

Lee-Jackson Luncheon​ 2026


Elijah Gates Camp #570 - Auxvasse, MO

This July 19th, Elijah Gates Camp had their summer BBQ. Aside from the A/C not working, it was success. It was a great time for compatriots and their families to catch up with each other and take some time to unwind. 

Moses J Bradford Camp #2344

On May 31st, we installed a Confederate Cross of Honor for Colonel John Rowlett Woodside in Woodside Cemetery, Thomasville, MO.
Compatriot Rob Connery also had the honor of placing a Confederate Cross of Honor on his 3rd Great-grandfather, Jesse G Lewis, grave at Union Hill Cemetery in Thomasville Mo. Thank you to Dalton Bilderback and Brentley for joining us.
While at Woodside Cemetery we marked the graves of 3 more Confederate heroes.

Moses J Bradford Camp #2344

May 22, we spent the better part of the day cleaning the headstones of 11 confederate veterans buried at Pine Lawn Cemetery in Houston, MO. Both Liam Cowell and Stacie Cowell completed their cert hours today giving us two more. The American Legion asked us to mark the graves of the Confederates, we chose to do more.

Moses J Bradford Camp #2344

Cross of honor ceremony for Sgt. Calvin Wheeler Co. F. 8th Georgia Infantry, buried in Ozark Cemetery, Houston, MO. Calvin is the 2nd Great Grandfather of camp member Ron Ice.




THE CHARGE

“To you, Sons of Confederate Veterans, we will commit the vindication of the cause for which we fought. To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier’s good name, the guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those principles which he loved and which you love also, and those ideals which made him glorious and which you also cherish.”
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Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee, Commander General,
United Confederate Veterans,
New Orleans, Louisiana, April 25, 1906

The Sons of Confederate Veterans, in furtherance of the Charge of Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee, shall be strictly patriotic, historical, educational, fraternal, benevolent, non-political, non-racial and non-sectarian. The Sons of Confederate Veterans neither embraces, nor espouses acts or ideologies of racial and religious bigotry, and further, condemns the misuse of its sacred symbols and flags in the conduct of same. Each member is expected to perform his full duty as a citizen according to his own conscience and understanding.
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Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee

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