Company D

The Crew

It Takes a Company to Create a Company D Podcast

George F. Snell III

Writer, Producer & Host

A close-up portrait of a man with light brown hair, wearing a dark sweater over a patterned shirt, against a blurred urban background.
Photo illustration of George F. Snell III circa 1864.

George F. Snell III is the great-great grandson of Charles F. Snell, who fought for Company D of the Third Maine Infantry Regiment. It was Charles’ unpublished diary that provided the inspiration for the stories you’ll hear on the Company D podcast. George was an award-winning journalist and worked in marketing and communications for more than 25 years. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife, three daughters, and two cats. When he isn’t researching the American Civil War, George enjoys cycling.

Connect with George on LinkedIn.

Or join him in conversation on Bluesky or Threads.

Jay Brewer

Editor & Sound Engineer

Black and white portrait of a man wearing headphones, resting his chin on his hand, with a music editing software visible on a computer screen in the background.
Photo illustration of Jay Brewer circa 1864.

Jay Brewer is a native Mainer with ancestors who fought in the American Civil War. Jay brings his passion for editing and music composition to Company D. Jay is a user experience and design expert with more than 20 years of experience helping companies in the gaming, publishing, and risk management industries grow their online and digital businesses. Jay is also a musician and composer. When Jay isn’t downloading sound effects or boosting volume levels, he enjoys running and cycling.

You can connect with Jay on LinkedIn.

Jay‘s extensive music compositions are on SoundCloud.

Charles F. Snell

Diarist & Inspiration

Photo illustration of Charles F. Snell circa 2025.

Charles F. Snell was a corporal with Company D of the Third Maine Infantry Regiment. He was born in Dedham, Massachusetts, in 1843, and joined the Third Maine while visiting his older brother in Bath, Maine. Charles was just 18 years old when he joined and kept a diary of his nearly four years with the Third Maine. Charles left behind his words instead of social media and those words inspired this project.

One Regiment. One Company. Countless Stories.

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