Dixie Detachment

The Dixie Detachment is the loyal paramilitary organization of the Confederate Freedom Party. The paramilitary was founded April 13th, 1936 by Albert Sidney Johnston and Jackson Freeman.

Foundation
As times got rough, a military organization was needed for the party as the time progressed. To guard rallies and ensure political power, the Dixie Detachment was formed on April 13th, 1936. It was used to ensure Albert Sidney Johnston came to power and was secure. Jackson Freeman, the party's Second in Command and military strategist, being a former officer from World War I was appointed the commander of the paramilitary. On September 5th, 1939 James Halloway was promoted to Commander.

Engagements
March on Austin - 1936 (7 dead)

Houston Riots - 1938 (23 dead)

Richmond Incident - 1938 (3 dead)

Battle of Perryville - 1939 (12 dead)

Richmond Riots - 1939 (1,000+ dead)

Commanders
Albert Sidney Johnston - April 13th, 1936 (Left Freeman in charge)

Jackson Freeman - April 13th, 1936 - July 3rd, 1939 (Retired)

Albert Sidney Johnston - July 3rd, 1939 - September 5th, 1939 (De facto leader)

James Halloway - September 5th, 1939 - present

Notable Generals
Colonel Alan Fish (1938 - present) - Commander of 3rd Richmond Company.

General Christopher Berger (1938 - present) - Apart of the Confederate High Command, Commander of 1st Atlanta Division and 3rd Atlanta Division. World War I Veteran. Georgia National Guard Captain.

Major Jake Featherston (1939 - present) - Commander of 5th Houston Division. World War I Corporal and later Sergeant Major in 1924 before retiring in 1926.

Major Alex Chapman (1937 - present) - Commander of Austin Defense Division.

Colonel Ronald Halls (1936 - present) - Commander of 1st Richmond Company. World War I Lieutenant.