๐บ๐ธ Honored to join Br. Kevin Tucker, CinC, as he laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during the National Memorial Day Ceremony at Arlington. Grateful to stand with our Allied Orders: @LGAR@ASUVCW@WRC @DUVCW. #SUVCW#MemorialDay#HonorTheirSacrifice
Pvt. Julian Berbinger, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry Regiment, Died of disease in Savannah, Georgia on 2 Mar 1865. #suvcw#somegaveall#uscivilwar#ohio#georgia ๐ธWarren County OHGenWeb
General Order No. 15 has been issued by Commander-in-Chief Kevin P. Tucker recognizing the rights and privileges of Honorary Past Commander-in-Chief Robert J. Wolz within the SUVCW. The Order affirms his participation and courtesies as an Honorary PCinC. #SUVCW#CivilWarHistory
Jeremiah Smith Camp #1 proudly presented the SUVCW Good Citizenship Award to a deserving Purcell High School student.
We honor young leaders who exemplify integrity, service, and devotion to community, values carried forward from our Civil War ancestors.
#SUVCW#GoodCitizenship
Loyalty Day, May 1, 2026
Today we honor our nationโs principles and the generations who defended them. First observed in 1921 and officially recognized by Congress in 1958, Loyalty Day reaffirms our commitment to liberty, unity, and American ideals. #SUVCW#LoyaltyDay2026
๐ฃ General Order No. 14 Issued โ CinC Kevin P. Tucker directs all Departments & Camps to maintain at least two Brothers with full admin access to websites, social media, and digital platforms to ensure continuity, security, and proper stewardship. ๐บ๐ธ #SUVCW#CivilWarHeritage
"Jeremiah Smith Camp #1, Dept. of Oklahoma, proudly presented SUVCW ROTC Awards at the University of Oklahoma to an Army Cadet, Air Force Cadet, and Navy Midshipman. Honoring excellence, leadership, and commitment to service. #SUVCW#ROTC#Oklahoma"
Col. Paul Joseph Revere, grandson of the famed patriot, served the Union with remarkable courage in the Civil War. Wounded multiple times yet unwavering in duty, he gave his life for the cause he believed in. We honor his sacrifice and steadfast devotion to the Union.
On April 19, 1775, the Battles of Lexington and Concord ignited the American Revolution. What began as political conflict became open resistance, as Americans took a decisive stand for selfโgovernment and libertyโchanging the course of history.
Brothers, On April 15, 1865, President Lincoln died from his wounds, casting a grieving nation into an uncertain Reconstruction. As Sons of Union Veterans, we honor his legacy of unity, liberty, and reconciliation. In F, C & L. โ CinC Kevin P. Tucker