Great content and editing skills! Question, do you plan to continue metal detecting videos in the future? I've noticed it's been awhile since any done. Hope all is well and both formats are great and enjoy watching!
@@RelicHuntingFlorida Heard. Hope you feel better and are all healed up for Fall/Winter. This Summer was horrible anyway...endless rain and hotter again! Take care, and keep the great content coming!
I have a great great uncle buried at Elmira. He served with Co. A, the German Volunteers, of the 18th North Carolina infantry. He died in March of 1865 of small pox. I also hate AI illustrations. They are never accurate and misrepresent formations and uniforms criminally. I think it should be renamed Artificial ignorance and never used. Glad to see the video though, as I am seriously tired of seeing and hearing about Andersonville. But you might look into how much money the commandant of the camp returned to the government after the war that had been saved by not purchasing clothing, food, and supplies for the prisoners.
Please don't use AI. It's not accurate. You do a disservice to anyone tying to learn. Also, The 54TH Massachusetts was NOT part of the US Colored Troops, they were Massachusetts volunteers.
It is a horrible part of our history, whether North or South. May they rest in Peace.🙏❤️
Amen
Great content and editing skills! Question, do you plan to continue metal detecting videos in the future? I've noticed it's been awhile since any done. Hope all is well and both formats are great and enjoy watching!
Yeah I have had some back problems lately and some personal stuff I have been out detecting a few times but have not found enough for a video
@@RelicHuntingFlorida Heard. Hope you feel better and are all healed up for Fall/Winter. This Summer was horrible anyway...endless rain and hotter again! Take care, and keep the great content coming!
Good work. Americans should know the horrors of the civil war. Movies gloss over the horrors.
I have a great great uncle buried at Elmira. He served with Co. A, the German Volunteers, of the 18th North Carolina infantry. He died in March of 1865 of small pox. I also hate AI illustrations. They are never accurate and misrepresent formations and uniforms criminally. I think it should be renamed Artificial ignorance and never used. Glad to see the video though, as I am seriously tired of seeing and hearing about Andersonville. But you might look into how much money the commandant of the camp returned to the government after the war that had been saved by not purchasing clothing, food, and supplies for the prisoners.
These pictures make the camp look a lot better than those of Andersonville. Is this accurate?
No.
Please don't use AI. It's not accurate. You do a disservice to anyone tying to learn. Also, The 54TH Massachusetts was NOT part of the US Colored Troops, they were Massachusetts volunteers.