Civil War Combat
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1『The Wheatfield At Gettysburg』
1『The Wheatfield At Gettysburg』
When the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia engaged the Union Army at Gettysburg, an area known as "the Wheatfield" became the focus of intense conflict.
2『The Tragedy At Cold Harbor』
2『The Tragedy At Cold Harbor』
In 1864, General Grant doggedly pursued Lee's forces and met at Cold Harbor.
3『The Battle Of First Manassas』
3『The Battle Of First Manassas』
On July 21, 1861, the first major battle of the Civil War was fought. 35,000 Northerners marched to Manassas, Virginia to challenge more than 20,000 Southerners.
4『The Battle Of Fredericksburg』
4『The Battle Of Fredericksburg』
On December 13, 1862, Union General Ambrose Burnside mounted a massive, yet futile frontal assault on Robert E. Lee's Confederate troops outside of Fredericksburg, Virginia.
5『The Battle Of Chancellorsville』
5『The Battle Of Chancellorsville』
In May 1863, in the wilderness of Virginia, the Union Army under newly appointed General Joseph Hooker launched a massive assault on the Confederates.
6『Little Round Top At Gettysburg』
6『Little Round Top At Gettysburg』
On the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the fighting climaxed on a rocky hillside known as Little Round Top. Heroes and legends were born out of the bloody battle.
7『Culp's Hill At Gettysburg』
7『Culp's Hill At Gettysburg』
It was one of the most crucial engagements of the Civil War--a brutal series of attacks and counterattacks during the epic Battle of Gettysburg.
8『The Battle Of Chickamauga』
8『The Battle Of Chickamauga』
In September 1863, along the Chickamauga River in northern Georgia, the Union and Confederate Armies battled to the death.
9『The Crater At Petersburg』
9『The Crater At Petersburg』
During the epic siege at Petersburg, Virginia, the Union forces hatched a daring plan. They dug directly beneath the Rebel forces and exploded four tons of black powder, creating a massive crater!
10『The Battle Of Franklin』
10『The Battle Of Franklin』
On November 30, 1864, Union General John M. Schofield's weary army retreated to a farm in Franklin, Tennessee.
