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Nice work

Great video and great meeting you on Saturday. Keep up the fantastic work!

According to past, and present park rangers the bridge was downstream about 100 yards during the time of the battle.

I've been back to that marker several times. Nice little hike along the abandoned electric railway line and then a short path (hard to find in full foliage) to the marker.

Was an honor to meet you yesterday! And another stellar video, I have been enjoying the personal stories of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Looking forward to more content and maybe running into you again when we have time to break bread and toast those who have gone before us!

Climbed it a couple days ago! It's very deceiving on how much the hill angles up!

Such a well done video covering Captain Fuller. Really enjoyed the format and content. Honored to be a small part of it. HistoryFix is a great platform.

The battlefield of Gettysburg is beautiful and sad all at the same time. As an amateur military historian, I've forgotten how many trips I made to that place before I learned I had relatives who took part in the Pickett-Pettigrew-Trimble charge on the third day of the battle. Thanks for taking the time to produce these well-done videos...much appreciated!

Thanks hope you enjoyed you're get out of the😅 🚗 tour

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Another excellent intro James... your style and mastery brings immediate life to your videos... they keep getting better and better railing and exposing the intensity of the rare true facts... your work and attention to presenting in great detail is commendable. I LOOK FORWARD TO ALL YOUR PRESENTATIOONS AND MORE ABOUT HENRY FULLER.

October 19, 2024 getting ready to walk Picketts Charge (I know it’s a bunch of units) Never walked it before, and will be listening to your narrative as I walk! Love your content

As a man who had family that fought in this war in the 17h Vermont from March 1864-July 1865 this just angers me to see. I’m glad Wirtz was h*nged for this! Even watching the film a Andersonville was pretty spot on.

Thx,for covering these historical facts.

Awesome video just spent 2 days on the chickamauga battlefield used your videos as my tour guide really enhanced my visit to the battle field thank u very much

Yeah, it must have been horrible with 80,000 Union troops meeting 38,000 Confederate troops in an open field outside of Sharpsburg Maryland. Especially since the Union soldiers were better armed than the untrained Confederates.

I cannot remain through the entire series, but I have been greatly enlightened by every one that I have seen. This has been a binge. THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THEM! Also I am grateful for the map service that has provided enlightenment for the segments.

Really love this series. The details you put into the narrative. Keep up the great work

Awesome series you are doing. I have to agree with what someone else said, you do a better narrative than most other historians. I dont understand why you dont have 100K followers or more

Why in the world would the mapping service break mapping convention by placing North at the bottom of the maps? This was confusing by showing the Confederate attacks from the right and inverting the Union Right and Left.

This unit suffered 61% casualty rate! Wow were they brave!

You were waling in a "Swale"

I like your camera work on the terrain lets the viewer imagine the battle, smooth transitions, 4K, great storytelling. 👏👏

The second Rhode Island that takes readout 10 now you do call them Americans and I agree but I keep waiting for you to point out that this Rhode Island group for African-Americans mostly because Rhode Island couldn't muster up enough to fill their ranks but these African Americans prove their weight more than once many times

Where did the "Little Giant" moniker come from?

One of the Union Troops Trapped on the side of Pigeon Hill said, "if one wanted a furlough all they had to do was exposed a hand or a foot and the Johnny's would put a ball though it !"

Hello from Canada I subbed too your channel from the history underground great video I will catch up on your past videos and looking forward too seeing more videos from you .

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I am watching this with fascination because I studied the civil war in high school but I don't recall ever hearing about this battle. Thank you for sharing and educating me further.

Speaking of forgetting,where is mention of Father Corby's mass general absolution?

Cool, thanks.

Very brave Irishman.

My ancestors were here, four brothers. Company H 32nd Georgia infantry. A few were supposedly injured during the battle, possibly during the charge to capture several guns.

My GGrandfather 1st Sgt Jesse Turner Co C 3rd Tennessee was in this breakthrough attack. Greggs Brigade

After the first 10 seconds I could hear “🎶 Hey there Delilah what like in New York City 🎶”

God Bless DeArmond Doss❤❤❤

Every assault Lee made cost the CSA more than it cost the Union. He sacrificed the lives of 1000s and killed 1000s and caused the misery of millions for no possible winning outcome. And he either knew or he was the stupidest most stubborn general delivered by the Civil War.

good work as always thank you

Great video

The music choice is just top notch again!

Another great video in the series. Well covered with great information. I couldn’t even imagine what was going through Rosecrans and Lytle’s mind as they saw the Confederates come pouring into the field. Such a great series you have going here buddy!!!

Please do one for every battlefield!!!!

Great video man! Hood was such a tough sob. Next up the rock of Chickamauga!

Very informative James!Hope your Summer/ Fall is going well.Keep up the good work,God bless.👍🏼🇺🇲🍁

Awesome video man! You’re crushing this Chickamauga series! 👍🏼