Reply With Quoteinteresting pics thanks Goldman
American Civil War
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[img]http://www.militaryhistoryinstone.org/gallery/albums/civil_war/*****sburg.jpg[/img]
interesting pics thanks Goldman
Excellant pics Goldmann..
I've been to the Anteitem Bridge.. sad place.. the water is about a foot deep. But the Union Army wouldn't give up charging over the bridge. I think they made three different charges and lost many men. The Rebels had the high ground and just kicked ass. I remember going there about 15 years ago with my German wife. We were walking away from the bridge and I looked over my shoulder, I saw a tall thin man, dressed in black with a tall black hat, he held his head down fasing the bridge. When I reached the top of the hill above the bridge from the rebel positions he was gone. I was soo sad walking around that place and picturing all of those dead Americans sadly lost in the corn fields of that battle..
Still our costliest war.
Thanks for the pictures, Goldman.
Awesome pictures, some of the best I've ever seen on this forum. It's always cool to see pictures as old as the ones posted.
Re: American Civil War
Looking at the uniforms and especially the hats instead of Civil War style kepi's I believe that those photos are from the spanish - american war ?Originally Posted by goldman
Correct...
He is 1st SFOD
****.. I was waiting for that to come up... I though I saw a 101 AB patch on his sholder...
He is 1st SFOD
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American Civil war....another war that interests me greatly, took sometime studying it in American history class
learned a lot
Re: American Civil War
By 1898, we were using bolt-action weapons, not muzzle loaders.Looking at the uniforms and especially the hats instead of Civil War style kepi's I believe that those photos are from the spanish - american war ?
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Yes.. but in 1942 we were using M1 Garands, and still using Springfields.. bolt action...By 1898, we were using bolt-action weapons, not muzzle loaders.Looking at the uniforms and especially the hats instead of Civil War style kepi's I believe that those photos are from the spanish - american war ?
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I kind of was thinking that too, then i asked some an american as a matter of fact he said they are from civil warLooking at the uniforms and especially the hats instead of Civil War style kepi's I believe that those photos are from the spanish - american war ?
Just imagne the logistics back in that day what a pain in the arse.
Excellent pics
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