During the Civil War, Kruetner, a master gunsmith, ran a small gun factory in Montgomery that made firearms, including Mississippi Rifles, for the Confederacy.
He served as a Captain at the Montgomery Arsenal where he supervised the repair and modification of weapons.
Following the War, he continued to work as a gunsmith in Montgomery.
He served as a Captain at the Montgomery Arsenal where he supervised the repair and modification of weapons.
Following the War, he continued to work as a gunsmith in Montgomery.
During the Civil War, Kruetner, a master gunsmith, ran a small gun factory in Montgomery that made firearms, including Mississippi Rifles, for the Confederacy.
He served as a Captain at the Montgomery Arsenal where he supervised the repair and modification of weapons.
Following the War, he continued to work as a gunsmith in Montgomery.
He served as a Captain at the Montgomery Arsenal where he supervised the repair and modification of weapons.
Following the War, he continued to work as a gunsmith in Montgomery.
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