Some are brief and others a little longer, but these should give you a good idea as to what the SCV does and what we stand for. More will be added as we go but in the meantime please enjoy.

• SCV Ad - Graves
• SCV Ad - Ashes
• A Confederate Soldier Tells What the SCV is About
• "I See Fire" - in honor of Confederate Decoration Day
• SCV "All But Their Honor"
• Will You Defend Me?
• Rare Footage of Confederate Veterans Doing the Rebel Yell

The Robert E. Lee Camp In the News
Searching Your Genealogy 
History at Home - A Guide to Genealogy
The Confederate Battle Flag - A Symbol of Freedom
Why the War Was NOT About Slavery
Confederate Soldiers are American Veterans by Act of Congress
History of the Battle Flag and Why It Is NOT a Symbol of Racism or Slavery 
Lies My Teacher Told Me: The True History of the War for Southern Independence
Op-Ed: Don't Alter Worst Times From Our Past
Confederate Win in Selma (biased report but worthy of celebration)
Bartlett Express Announcement of Pleasant Hill Cemetery Memorial Service May 29, 2014
Bartlett Express Article on Pleasant Hill Memorial Service
Germantown News Article on Pleasant Hill Cemetery Memorial Service
Judge Andrew Napolitano on Lincoln's Legacy
Cannon Placement at Fort Germantown
Lee Camp Dedicates Cannon at Ft. Germantown
Judge Napolitano - Doesn't mention the Confederacy, but here's a list of things they fought to prevent:

“I saw in States Rights the only available check upon the absolutism of the sovereign will, and secession filled me with hope, not as the destruction but as the redemption of Democracy. I deemed you were fighting the battles of our liberty, our progress, and our civilization and I mourn for that which was lost at Richmond more deeply than I rejoice over that which was saved at Waterloo."

-Lord Acton, in a letter to Gen. Robert E. Lee, November 4, 1866

While the SCV is not affiliated or linked to any other organizations, we do work in conjunction with several local Historical Preservation Groups in the area to support their events or provide related information to the public. Some of those organizations and individuals are listed below, and are linked to their web sites.

- Sons of Confederate Veterans 
- United Daughters of the Confederacy
- West Tennessee Historical Society
- Shelby County Historical Commission
- Germantown Historical Society
- Germantown Museum
- Tennessee Genealogical Society
- Citizens to Save our Parks
- Mid-South Flaggers