Antietam Battle, Sharpsburg, Maryland | 1862 | McClellan u0026 Lee | Cornfield, Sunken Road with Maps

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Название	:	Antietam Battle, Sharpsburg, Maryland \| 1862 \| McClellan u0026 Lee \| Cornfield, Sunken Road with Maps
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Re Lee was a superior generalmc cellanwas a slug
Comment from : Dave Wallace

I just got back home from a visit to the Antietam/Sharpsburg National Battlefield I watched this video on my tablet in the middle of the cornfield on the walking trail Love your work, it really was like having my own personal historian with me Keep them coming! Thank you!
Comment from : Christopher Dorsey

The worst part of all of this is that Lee's forces could have pushed McClelland's army out of the way and captured Washington and Lincoln The distance is around 75-80 miles and nothing would have stood in the way of Lee's Army For some reason Lee would not grant him permission to push his forces toward Washington Had that occurred, this war could have ended and Lincoln could have faced the justice he deserved to face on a scaffold instead of in a theater years later
Comment from : 58landman

The details you put into your videos is absolute top notch viewing… as a Brit I find the American Civil War fascinating… the amount of British sounding surnames of the Corp commanders on both sets of combatants is truly incredible… superb video…👏👏🇺🇸🇬🇧👍
Comment from : Rangers 72

Twilight is in the evening; daybreak in the morning
Comment from : Dirk Digler

I had Confederate ancestors who were in Hoods and Toombs brigades who fought at Antietam
Comment from : Travis Bayles

Its a strange feeling to walk the site of a major battlefield The ground stained with so many souls its like being torn apart by the beyond, by people who must cry yet have no tears of their own Saipan, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Somme, Verdun, Normandy, Gettysburg, and Antietam All these places I have stood but have yet to quench the tears of the fallen
Comment from : Christopher Wojtan

Really enjoy your series of videos Would suggest that you research the pronunciation of commander's names as it detracts from the overall excellent work
Comment from : flymdjets

I do not see why Meade did not push troops across the middle bridge when DH Hill moved towards the Confederate left
Comment from : ctafrance

One man down every two seconds for three hours at the Sunken Road is the kind of information needed to understand the scope of the Bloodiest Day in US history I've heard that said many times, yet brutal after-action casualty records don't quite explain the carnage appropriately
Comment from : Space Honky

Anyone who’s interested in military history should try their best to visit the Antietam battlefield because it is absolutely unbelievable The view from Burnsides bridge and bloody lane are absolutely insane There are so many sheer cliffs and Hills that I can’t believe they actually fought on the ground It’s almost impassable by foot
Comment from : 19MAD95

One of Lincoln's greatest blunder in the Civil War was appointing McClellan overall commander of the AoP, although it must be stated that he really didn't have much to choose from McClellan's timidity and nervousness coupled with his incessant demands for ever greater number of reinforcements from Washington infected the AoP's command structure until Grant arrived What's worse, McClellan had a copy of Lee's battleplan but was still too cowardly to take advantage of it Totally unfit to lead in battle Cheers!
Comment from : key west

I grew up in this area and visited the battlefield hundreds of times if not thousands Quite the experience and I recommend watching the videos available at the visitors center
Comment from : J Steven

Amazing af!!!
Comment from : Rez Zer

Major Burnside would be better known as Major Side Burns
Comment from : Aquila Rossa

On the iPhone, the video went black just after beginning of battle - not sure what went wrong Works fine on the laptop Incredible to imagine this, following it in a bird's eye view Thanks for the video
Comment from : James Boekbinder

My GreatUncle John owned the house general Rodman died in when I was a kid It's the one just northeast of Burnside Bridge,just across the roadbrThe state let him name his drivewaybrHe said "UN"brState asked why?brUN-roadbrHe had a sense of humor
Comment from : Aaron Nelson