This is a “must see” event.  It may even be the first Battle of Puebla reenactment
ever held in the United States.  Bring your cameras and videocams.

Interested units should contact our Re-enactment Commandant, Chuck Young, for information on how to apply and qualify for participation.

Chuck Young, wearing 1862 2nd reg. Zouave uniform
 Chuck@BattleofPuebla.com

Chuck Young has 39 years of re-enactment experience, including service in several re-enactors’ associations. Mr. Young has held office as president of non-profit corporations and living history associations.  He has been in charge of numerous historical re-enactments, and has participated in such events throughout the U.S. as well as in Europe and the Caribbean.

For further information be sure to read the general material on this website and to review Chuck’s updates regularly.”

After you have completed the application process with Commandant Chuck Young, Deputy Commandant Juliette Ritzman may contact you about Logistics and/or Cavalry matters.:”

Juliette Ritzman, riding Joe
Juliette@BattleofPuebla.com

Major Juliette Ritzman served as an army helicopter pilot for more than twenty years, and as a logistics officer before retiring from the Air Force Reserve in 2007. She has degrees in History and in Equine Administration. She owns horses, and is a member and veteran competitor in the U.S. Cavalry Association.

For further information on Logistics and Cavalry, be sure to read the general material on this website and to review Juliette’s updates regularly.

Juliette’s blog.

web design & hosting by macrogirl.
updated Jan 2012

[Welcome] [Cinco De Mayo 2012] [Help Wanted] [Student Roles] [Latino History Project] [Museum Projects] [Other Hispanic festivals] [Take the test] [Mission Statement] [Progress/Directors] [Contact]