Washington's Cruisers Camp
  

This flag was used by George Washington on his squadron of six schooners which he outfitted at his own expense in the fall of 1775. This flag was a variation of the New England Pine Tree flag. It was later modified and adopted by the Massachusetts Navy.

The Sons of Liberty would rally under a large tree in Boston which came to be known as "The Liberty Tree". This tree became a symbol of American independence. Knowing they were up against a great military power they believed they were sustained by still a greater power, thus their ...

"APPEAL TO HEAVEN"




 
In honor of Fredericksburg’s own George Washington and America’s first Naval fleet that he personally-financed, our Heroes’ Camp is named in their memory, choosing the banner those vessels flew as our Camp’s own emblem.


 

 
CAMP OFFICERS FOR 2011 - 2012

 
CAMP COMMANDER
CHIEF OF STAFF
ASST. CHIEF OF STAFF
OFFICER OF THE DAY

CAMP ADJUTANT
CAMP CHAPLAIN

CMDR. OF THE GUARD
SENIOR LIEUTENANT
JUNIOR LIEUTENANT

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SHELTON MACKEY
SHELBY CHANDLER
PETER KLEI
THEODORE WALLACE

JEFF ST.ONGE, PC
STEVEN SANFORD, PC

JAN HARVEY, PC
JENE PARROTTE, PC


 
The Heroes of '76 is a degree within certain Chapters of the National Sojourners.  Electing a fellow Sojourner to join the Heroes of ‘76 is an honor "in recognition of exemplary service" given to those who have "demonstrated their loyal support of National Sojourners, Inc."
 
Since before the American Revolution, American patriots have been prepared to protect and defend this bountiful land and its freedoms, with both pen and arms.  Today's Heroes of '76 of the National Sojourners, Inc. are committed to the freedoms we enjoy under our nation's Constitution and have committed their lives, fortunes and honor to its defense.
 

  
 

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Memorial Day March

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Lodge 4 Flag Program

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Heroes Degree

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National Convention