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Artillery | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. Objectives and the Use of Terrain. July 2, 2015. A bit of terrain description is required here. Little Round Top is the second of three elevations that are located at the south end of Cemetery Ridge. First is Munshower’s Knoll, the position where General Dan Sickles was supposed to … Continue reading →. Artillery as an objective. Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery. July 1, 2015. The First Question: How did he know? June 5, 2015.

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wgdavis | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. Stop NPS from Major Mistake. June 18, 2016. 8220;…because of chronic neglect and underfunding from Congress, the National Park Service (NPS) is set to adopt a very bad idea for our national parks: Corporate sponsorships that run the risk of plastering our most treasured sites of America’s natural … Continue reading →. LRT: Defense in Depth. May 12, 2016. Book Review: Custer’s Trials, by T.J. Stiles. October 21, 2015. July 2, 2015. Althoug...

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Strategy | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. The First Question: How did he know? June 5, 2015. One author* details a contentious discussion on the peak of Big Round Top between Colonel Oates and General Law’s messenger [Captain Leigh Richmond Terrill, Assistant Adjutant General on Law’s staff] wherein Oates demanded to be allowed to go after the … Continue reading →. Artillery as an objective. Was Gettysburg a critically decisive battle? December 24, 2012. June 18, 2016. July 2, 20...

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Tactics | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. LRT: Defense in Depth. May 12, 2016. Chamberlain’s narrative describes a defense in depth on Little Round Top, not a single line. Continue reading →. Objectives and the Use of Terrain. July 2, 2015. Artillery as an objective. Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery. July 1, 2015. The First Question: How did he know? June 5, 2015. One author* details a contentious discussion on the peak of Big Round Top between Colonel Oates and Gen...

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Little Round Top | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. Category Archives: Little Round Top. LRT: Defense in Depth. May 12, 2016. Chamberlain’s narrative describes a defense in depth on Little Round Top, not a single line. Continue reading →. Objectives and the Use of Terrain. July 2, 2015. Artillery as an objective. Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery. July 1, 2015. The First Question: How did he know? June 5, 2015. One author* details a contentious discussion on the peak of Big Ro...

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Objectives and the Use of Terrain | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery. Book Review: Custer’s Trials, by T.J. Stiles →. Objectives and the Use of Terrain. July 2, 2015. Or safely launch an assault. On the other hand, the Rebs could easily see that the Army of the Potomac had already established a signaling station on the crest of Little Round Top. It was much easier to get to, much clearer access and already in use by the enemy. There was, in fact,. The one adva...

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Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. The First Question: How did he know? Objectives and the Use of Terrain →. Tracking Hazlett’s Battery D, 5th US Artillery. July 1, 2015. We have to start with Hazlett, but he was killed in action by the sniper behind Devil’s Den [see the earlier post on the Devils Den Sharpshooter. So we went looking for Rittenhouse and found him in The Gettysburg Papers. We find the Battery on Baltimore Street near Powers Hill at about 4 PM when they were...

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US – Gettysburg Papers – MOLLUS | Three Days at Gettysburg

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Three Days at Gettysburg. Discussion of People, Events, Decisions. US – Gettysburg Papers – MOLLUS. In 1978, Bob Younger, Publisher of Morningside Books, in Dayton Ohio, published a two volume set of these papers strictly limited to ones about the Battle of Gettysburg. They were compiled by Ken Bandy and Florence Freeland, and indexed by Margie Riddle Bearss. They also included some papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts from 14 volumes published between 1881 and 1918. Here we discuss...