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Welcome to Wikipedia Wikipedia is a no-cost free-content cooperative encyclopedia in many languages. In this English edition, started in January 2001, we are working on 6,944,243 articles. Learn how to edit pages, experiment in the sandbox, and visit our Community Portal to find out how you can edit any article right now. Learn more Featured article Alonzo W. Slayback, commander of the regiment Slayback's Missouri Cavalry Regiment was a cavalry regiment of the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. Formed as Slayback's Missouri Cavalry Battalion, the unit consisted of men recruited in Missouri by Lieutenant Colonel Alonzo W. Slayback (pictured) during Price's Raid in 1864. The battalion's first action was at the Battle of Pilot Knob in September; it later participated in actions at Sedalia, Lexington, and the Little Blue River. In October, the unit was used to find an alternate river crossing during the Battle of the Big Blue River and saw action at the battles of Westport, Marmiton River, and Second Newtonia. Around February 1865, the battalion reached regimental strength after more recruits joined. On June 2, 1865, the Confederate Trans-Mississippi Department surrendered. The men of the regiment were located at different points in Louisiana and Arkansas when they were paroled, leading the historian James McGhee to believe that the regiment had disbanded before the surrender. (Full article...) Recently featured: Castell Coch Caitlin Clark Ada Wong Edit Did you know? Red Weiner ... that in the same season Red Weiner (pictured) played for the Philadelphia Eagles against the Reading Keys, and for the Reading Keys against the Philadelphia Eagles? ... that the floor plans of East Kangqiao station included a COVID-19 testing booth near one of its exits? ... that college football player Jack Browning was named All–Mountain West Conference at three different positions in 2022? ... that the New Zealand goose Thomas has been described as an "icon of the LGBT community"? ... that the sole survivor of the Caffey family murders escaped the burning building and crawled for more than an hour to a neighbor's house? ... that film director Orlando Bagwell initially thought that he would enter a career in medicine? ... that BBC One initially passed on Line of Duty, whose finale would become its highest-rated drama in 19 years? ... that Amit Mekel served in Cairo, São Paulo, Brussels and Los Angeles, before becoming the Israeli ambassador to Paraguay? ... that Blue Bendy have been compared to both pavement and Pavement? Archives  Edit

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