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ONE COMPANY

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The Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary Civil War Soldiers

A NARRATIVE HISTORY PODCAST

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True Stories.

Real Soldiers.

Through letters, diaries, pension files, and forgotten archives, Company D uncovers stories of boy soldiers, brothers fighting on opposite sides of the war, divided families, battlefield heroism, madness, betrayal, and survival.

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Company D Host, George F. Snell III

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“Episode 14: Colonel Watson”

Captain William Watson wanted more. He got it the only way he knew how.

Rated Five Stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify

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Dispatches

Get the latest from Company D — news, updates, detailed show notes, teasers, schedules, and details about every new episode, all in one place.

The Company D 2026 Honor Roll

Season Two of Company D is fully funded by listeners who believe these stories deserve to be told. Their support ensures that these voices, long buried in letters, records, and memory, are not lost.

Stand Among Them.

Resource Hub for Libraries & Historical Societies

We’ve created a dedicated page with printable materials, posters, program guides, and digital graphics that your organization is welcome to use.

The Company D Crew

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George F. Snell III

Host & Producer

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JAY BREWER

Editor & Music

CHARLES F. SNELL

1860s field correspondent, in spirit

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