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there's Gary still injecting himself whenever he can

2 gg uncles in Walcutts brigade/40th IL/Co D survived the attack on Little Kennesaw. Lt Col Rigdon Barnhill (from my home county) was KIA leading the 40th IL in the attack..

June 27, a day the 1st Tennessee will never forget, said Sam Watkins. a Hundred degrees in the shade.

Wow awesome project

My 3rd great grandpa was fatally wounded in this battle. 🙏

A graphic with a map would have been helpful. Maybe on a topographic map. Showing roads, water, houses, etc.

The AoC were not weak and ineffective. I mean look at us now we're in no better a position. Instead of finding a way to remedy the situation they panicked and created a fledgling behemoth that we have today. It is partially our fault but still.

Its true , Abraham Lincoln was a mexican from California

There should be a park where confederate memorials could be relocated and safe from the self rightous evil doers.

My 4th great grandpa Pvt john H Pepper fought with the 1st South Carolina Rifles, Orrs Rifles. He was wounded on the 27th of June and died of his wounds on 19 August.

Nice video...Great film. Have read all 3 books from Michael & Jeff Shaara, excellent...

now bring back the confederate statues that the blm terrorists took down

One of my history teachers in high school was in this movie

Great video tour. We have visited the battlefield site twice on a trip from the Uk once taking advantage of a tour guide (he was fantastic) with the children on the second occasion my wife and I took the car audio tour. A fascinating site and a must visit on any trip to the Pennsyl vania.

Been to Gettysburg & this is next

Two of my Confederate ancestors who were in the 20th Georgia lnfantry Toombs Brigade fought at Burnside Bridge September 17 1862 near Sharpsburg A sad and a terrible day for both sides 😢

Thank you

I attempted to view the new work on little round top, but unfortunately there was no parking all four times I drove over the hill. The little bit I could see was only of the parking area. And that area and the work done there was disappointing. The road has been choked down to a narrow cattle chute type arrangement, with stone curb added on both sides. I saw NO improvement in car parking, and all of the parking on the Right side of the road is now restricted to Bus parking. And the beaver pond at the foot of the hill is an absolute desecration of the battlefield. There was NO BEAVER POND HERE IN 1863.

I really like Custard. 🤔

Wish I had watched this prior to my visit in April of 24. Thanks for the great information and footage.

10:27 when they showed an example footage of a rolling broadside I was hoping they used a scene from Master and Commander because they did a really good job of showing how ships fought during that time but I’m guessing they didn’t include that because that movie was from the Royal Navy’s perspective 😅

Wow, what a history lesson. Thank you. My great great great uncle fought at Gettysburg. He was from Beaver County Pennsylvania. I am in my sixties.

Glad you got Kyle’s name right this time! I really enjoy these videos. I discovered two of my great great grandfathers fought in McCook’s brigade at Cheatham Hill and battled Sam Watkins. They were in the 85th and 86th Illinois. I really enjoyed your video of that charge and sent it to my dad to watch it. We visited Perryville this summer where I discovered they were under Phil Sheridan, but not in the fight. On the same trip, we ended up getting my three oldest kids the junior Civil War historian badge at Stones River since we visited enough battlefields. Kennesaw and Chattanooga are high on our list to go next!

Tim Smiths “Devils Den”

My great great great uncle Captain Wesley Mellard Co H 13th Mississippi Infantry Barksdales brigade CSA fought at the Trostle Farm July 2 1863 near Gettysburg A sad and a terrible day for both sides 😢

Steven Lang is an amazing actor!! one of my favorite.

How did they go yo the bathroom?

A total choke point negating any advantage of numbers or firepower.

Beautiful place to visit. I visited last year and little round top was still being worked on. I'm glad it's finally open for public to enjoy again.

The Battle and Campaigns for Atlanta, great video ABT Kris and Dr Carson, So Grant sent Sherman with the Army of the Cumberland, George Thomas, Gen Schoefield with the Army of the Tennessee and Mcpherson of the Army of the Ohio, totaling over 110,000, + federal troops, The key objective the railroads and eventually Atlanta, Resaca, and New Hope Church, interesting against Gen Joseph Eggleston Johnston, the comeback Confederate Rebel General, Kennesaw Mountain is near the railroad? John Bell Hood under Johnston faced the Union forces at Cheatham Hill,, a 9,000-troop assault, the union made diversionary attacks? Hooker battles Hood, and the Confederates leave their lines? Is Sherman protecting his railroad supply line? this is intriguing, the higher the number the regt, the newer the recruit troops, unless veterans, Johnston, is observing this, his forces are gaining more assistance, Leonidas Polk, and Patrick Cleburne? so Johnston left his lines after June 27th Union assaults, to Peach Tree Creek? and Hood writes to POTCS Davis, Gen Johnston is a complete XYZ#_% etc, This is fascinating?

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I was watching a History Channel show on Little round Top from 2002 and who did I see as an expert but a very very very young Garry Adelman!!!

I participated in a huge Antiedam anniversary reenactment in Md. back in the mid-90's...and took a "hit', falling from the fence rail along the Pike. "Ham" comes to mind. My ancestor fought with Semmes, in the West Woods, his brother was captured going for a stay in Ft Delaware

Sadly, scan't mention of The River Line. I lived on that battlefield for a while.

I am sure people go to various parts of the Gettysburg battlefield and say: "That reminds me of a view in Scotland" or "This countryside is so like the Border Country" or "Doesn't this aspect have a Wealden feel to it.?" I suppose that is part of the allure of the place. Yes we know the roads brought the soldiers of two great armies to this little town in south-central Pennsylvania and that the complex geology of the area was part of the reason for that communication network but it is its place in history; arguably the last great encounter battle ever fought, is without equal. Then there are the stories: plenty of them to be interesting but not so many as to be overwhelming and in some ways repetitive as so many would be half a century in the Great War and almost lost in the mass statistics of military and civilian deaths of the Second World War. I suppose I was rather overwhelmed myself by John Pullen's book fifty years ago when I first read and re-read the story of the 20th Maine but when I think about the Little Round Top segment now having seen so many of the splendid videos, it is Paddy O'Rourke leading the 140th NY who perhaps captures the imagination most. With great composers like Mozart and Schubert we wonder what they might have achieved had they lived. Stories of the generals often begin with their career at West Point and where they finished in their class. Little mention is made of Paddy O'Rourke finishing first in his class in 1861 and that leaves one wondering what he might have gone on to achieve had he survived that day. Yet his sacrifice reminds us we are all individuals and only human; a sacrifice echoed before, during and after 2 June 1863 all over the world and still, sadly, being replicated somewhere every day. And maybe that is true message of this beautiful place.

He looks pretty good after having taken 3 Navi arrows. 😁

How wonderful and heart warming to see these 2 phenomenal actors together again ❤ God Bless our country🇺🇲

Great video, I have walked here for years. My friends own a house on Cheatham Hill Road that is just about right next to where General Thomas and his troops camped.

Thank you so much! Kris, I have been taking your suggestion already and catching up on the previous Western Theater swing through Chickamauga and Chattanooga, etc. Highly recommend them, as well!

i have been here its a beautiful place

Great video. Since I live in Georgia I always love the local coverage. Time for me to make another visit to Kennesaw

Thank you Erik,Ranger Kyle and Chris and Garry behind the camera, for this documentary on the Battle of Atlanta.

Superb guys-thank you!

How bizarre. Looks like someone lugged a door up Kennesaw Mtn in that one photo. The earthworks already looked pretty formidable. Can never be too secure I guess.

Thanks for posting new content this weekend. Most of the channels I'm into don't post on Sat. or Sun.

Hey Kris! Stick around, I'm on my way! 😀

Confederate sympathizers

comment! I was just there last week!

This is a great video! With the fights on Rocky Face Ridge being "diversionary" to McPherson's advance through Snake Creek Gap, they don't get much attention in the history books It must have been demoralizing for the rank and file Confederates to hold the Yankees at bay for nearly a week only to have to pull out, especially from positions they'd been preparing all winter. Pretty wild that Johnston had had all winter to prepare and didn't have anyone covering Snake Creek Gap.

Two great actors, more importantly two great human 10:20 beings. MR. SHEEN I remember when I first met you. We were at a protest at Riverside research institute in NYC. Of course we were protesting. My life forever changed because you looked beyond my wounds and gave me an opportunity not many people ever have. You made it possible for me to act and sing my own Music in CADENCE. When I read the comments about my song END OF MY JOURNEY from those who served our country in the military or from parents who have lost a child and children who have lost a parent. So many lives have been touched and I 😮 encouraged. I thank GOD for for you. You are truly someone who has beet the drum of freedom peace and love and yes EQUALITY. Democracy thanks you as do I. Love ya HARRY STEWART SWEAT BREAD