User:Leobold1

Today's motto... → A country that's divided surely will not stand. My past erased, no more disgrace. No more foolish naive stands. Nominate one today!

Lives in Grand Prairie, Texas.

Born in 1976.

Interested in Historical Articles, American Politics, Americana and other general knowledge.

Want to find out more about me? Check my UserBoxes. I also use my userpages to learn what I can and cannot do, trial and error stuff before I screw up an article somewhere. I ask that you do the same, but not on my page, use your own, please.

This user is a Wikipedian in the United States of America

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• User:Leobold1/sandbox
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• User:Leobold1/sources
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These are Wikipedia articles I use to help my writing and editing.

• Wikipedia:List of shortcuts
• Wikipedia:Layout
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style
• Wikipedia:Notability
• Wikipedia:Verifiability
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (flags)
• Wikipedia:Avoid weasel words
• Wikipedia:Avoid peacock terms
• Wikipedia:Template messages/User talk namespace
• Wikipedia:Writing better articles
• Wikipedia:Lead section
• Wikipedia:Search engine test
• Wikipedia:Department of Fun
• Category:Wikipedia essays
• Wikipedia:Search engine test
• Wikipedia:InterWikimedia links
• Web colors

These are the articles I'm working on now, on a semi- or more permanent-basis.

• XXII Corps (ACW)
• 108th Cavalry Regiment (United States)
• Structure of the United States Armed Forces
• Six flags over Texas‎

These are articles I plan to work on in the near to distant future.

To-do list for User:Leobold1: edit · history · watch · refresh · Updated 2008-03-08 Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Article requests : Books by William W. Johnstone • List of Union Army Regiments participating in the Grand Review of the Armies Expand : All Corps in the Union Army • 327th Infantry Regiment (United States) Infobox : User:Leobold1/template/ACW Corps • Template:American Revolution Stubs : FahrenHYPE 9/11 • Battle of Appomattox Station • Battle of Galveston • 20th Texas Infantry • CSS Savannah (ironclad) • Comfort class hospital ship • Long Beach class cruiser • Mercy class hospital ship • Electrician's Mate • Naval Air Station Dallas • USS Columbia (SSN-771) • Marine Aircraft Group 46 • VMFT-401 • Semper Gumby • Devil Dog • CSS Texas • Naval battles of the American Civil War • World War II-era population transfers

These are articles I want to expand. These are not stubs.

• List of works by William W. Johnstone‎

These are articles I plan on writing from scratch.

• Books by William W. Johnstone
• List of Union Army Regiments participating in the Grand Review of the Armies

These are articles I have enhanced in some way. Enhancement means to give more detail to in a very limited fashion.

• Template:Civil War DC forts

These are articles I really enjoy. These are the favorites.

• User:BillCJ/Sandbox/Essays/RFL
• United States
• Texas
• Republic of Texas
• Texas Revolution
• Battle of the Alamo
• Battle of San Jacinto
• Confederate States of America
• Army of Northern Virginia
• Battle of Gettysburg
• Texas in the American Civil War
• Texas Civil War Confederate Units
• Texas Brigade
• Pacific War
• Attacks on North America during World War II
• Attack on Pearl Harbor
• United States Army
• United States Navy
• United States Air Force
• United States Marine Corps

This is a list of photos I have helped upload.

• Image:106th Field Signal Battalion.jpg

• Baen Free Library
• John Ringo

1st Talk Edit:

Talk:List of U.S. government designations for places‎

(December 16, 2007)

1st Article Edit:

List of works by William W. Johnstone‎

(February 1, 2008)

1st Major Article Edit:

108th Cavalry Regiment (United States)‎

(February 5, 2008)

1st Photo Upload (that I didn't screw up):

Image:106th Field Signal Battalion.jpg‎

(February 7, 2008)

1st Article Move:

User:Leobold1/List of Union Army Regiments participating in the Grand Review of the Armies

(March 3, 2008)

1st Template

Template:Six flags of Texas

(March 26, 2008