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• Can other delivery services compete with Road Runner?

  The other delivery services cannot compete with our professionally trained uniformed drivers that are all “employees” of our company not independent contractors like many other services. Road Runner is expanding and has just opened a franchise office in Hamilton, NJ (Mercer County).

• Who were the blockade runners in the civil war?

  U.S. Navy The Confederate war effort relied on the bravery of the blockade runners, a small group of sailors who sailed goods in and out of Southern seaports under the guns of Northern ships. James Russell Soley, former Assistant Secretary of the Navy, tells a story of speed, cunning, and wild fortune.

• What are blockade runners?

  Blockade runners of the American Civil War. The blockade runners of the American Civil War were specially outfitted Confederate ships designed to slip through the blockade of Southern by the Union Navy during the American Civil War.

• What happened to the confederate blockade runner bendigo?

  In January 1864, the Confederate blockade runner Bendigo, returning from the port of Nassau with critical supplies for the Confederacy, saw the wreck of Elizabeth and thought it to be a Union warship. Following the tactics of the day, Bendigo attempted to pass at full speed between enemy and the shore.

• Why did the union stop blockade runners in wilmington?

  Unlike Charleston and Savannah, Wilmington was the central depot for blockade runners throughout most of the Civil War. The Union made several attempts to stop the ships coming and going; but it proved to be a futile effort, as the blockade runners were built for speed.