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B-class assessment under WikiProject Military history. There are a couple of minor points for which I couldn't find citations (the concert at Armory Hall doesn't appear in the archives of the Staunton Vindicator, and I can't find a citation for his organising Fravel's Concert Band in Woodstock in 1881), but the article otherwise seems to be well-written and supported by appropriate referencing. —
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Thanks for checking it out. There was definitely some source for the Fravel's band out there but I am struggling to find it. I think it may have been a Woodstock newspaper. I sourced the Armory Hall bit.
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