PATRON + These veterans showed much dignity and respect toward each other as they put the Civil War behind them [vintage pictures & film]
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See how many can put so much behind them…no this is a history lesson
Very interesting. Love to read about the civil war.
This should be a lesson for everyone today! Screw political correctness! John
I wish everyone would watch this and see what the white and black soldiers went thought in this battle. I realy never fully understood what they went though till now. I guess I didn’t pay attendance in Social studies huh?
That is why it is called the CIVIL War.
My Great grandfather was captured there.
Are you supposed to mention our southern history? Will they tear it up. Band it from FB. It’s gotten way out of hand, and it should be stopped soon.
I love history, too bad there are a lot of people who want to change it.
On this date during the Battle of Gettysburg, the 20th Maine Regiment under Col. Joshua Chamberlain carried out its heroic defense of the extreme left flank of the Army of the Potomac at Little Round Top, repulsing the 15th Alabama Regiment under Col. William Oates. Coincidentally, both Chamberlain and Oates later became governors of their home states.(July 2nd)
Thanks for your service an yes they are people who really care. I think that was some of the bravest men that’s ever fought for this country period
If the men who fought can so this, why so much animosity today over a flag and monuments?
Taylor Giddiens
Interesting to see Confederate Veterans carrying an American flag, shows how many now read a lot more into things to make a political point.
I believe the bloodiest to have been Antietam.
That’s a really interesting picture of the UCV, those veterans must be from Virginia (I see a Virginia State flag, and the UCV flag is two sided).
4th Alabama was there and marched 25 miles to go into battle at devil’s den and little round top without water. U can read about it in from Huntsville to Appomattox.
Richard Lewis my great grandfather was with the 4th Alabama from the beginning to the end. He joined at 19 and had been a college student
Taylor Giddiens
I had a cousin killed at Gettysburg on July 2,1863,
His name Issac elam
Attached video is very informative ❤
Connor Blackmon
The University Grays of the University of Mississippi penetrated further than any unit in Pickett’s charge resulting in 100% casualties. Sadly today the University is turning it’s back on them.
It was not a rebellion. It was a Lincoln lead invasion.