Thx god finally a video proving that general Lee’s army of Northern Virginia battle flag isn’t the nation flag of the CSA. Whenever I mention that nobody believes me. Great video
My great- great-grandfather was there he sent home a piece of the Union flag. 1861 . Because of the weather General .Grant ordered federal troops to bury the dead immediately. My 2x great-grandfatherwas killed in the battle of Shiloh April 6th 1862 they buried them in mass graves. He was stationed more mile from town at the head of navigation on barren River. Forced March leaving behind the tents and blankets. There are about a thousand troops and he didn't how many at Milcroa Hill. He fought under Ulysses s Grant.. 700 Confederate soldiers for stacked in layers of 7 deep. I know because i look up my family history
The White flag represented white heritage and superiority but also looked like surrendering so they added the Blood Stain Flag red bar. Based on the French flag
All true except for the bit about the Southern Cross being based on the St. Andrews Cross. The designer never mentioned the St. Andrews Cross as being the basis of his flag.
I think the confederate flag is beautiful. They have one at the Gettysburg museum behind the glass. I just stood there looking at it and found myself shedding tears.
Napoleonic generals were a lot more experienced that Civil War generals. French generals started their career as early as 1792 (revolutionary wars) and from then on they were in constant action. So they gained a lot of experience. Blucher, Kutuzov and other russians ans prussians generals took a good beating from french generals, but by 1813 they learned a lot from them. And Wellington, by 1815 had already 5 years of continuous fightings in Peninsular Campaign. So, in short, these generals had a lot of battlefield experience. On the contrary, Civil War generals were largely inexperienced. Just a handful of them saw action in Mexican War. And most of northern or southern generals never saw action before.
Wish they had a series like this about the Napoleonic wars
Will G u
Will G if u haven't seen it yet, look at Epic History TV they have all of the Napoleonic wars on there check it out
Start one
Thx god finally a video proving that general Lee’s army of Northern Virginia battle flag isn’t the nation flag of the CSA. Whenever I mention that nobody believes me. Great video
The second Confederate national flag was eventually deemed to be too easily confused with a surrender/truce flag.
Great series,Thanks
I own the original 3D C S A Calvary flag with 63 bullet holes .
No way
I'm from argentina i love this channel
Fantastic knowledge and lecture
My great- great-grandfather was there he sent home a piece of the Union flag. 1861 . Because of the weather General .Grant ordered federal troops to bury the dead immediately. My 2x great-grandfatherwas killed in the battle of Shiloh April 6th 1862 they buried them in mass graves. He was stationed more mile from town at the head of navigation on barren River. Forced March leaving behind the tents and blankets. There are about a thousand troops and he didn't how many at Milcroa Hill. He fought under Ulysses s Grant.. 700 Confederate soldiers for stacked in layers of 7 deep. I know because i look up my family history
I wonder what unit flags the coloured regiments would of had? Were they even allowed to being personalised flags into battle like the Irish?
He forgot to mention the 4th Confederate flag, which was just an all white background.
The White flag represented white heritage and superiority but also looked like surrendering so they added the Blood Stain Flag red bar. Based on the French flag
Love it
All true except for the bit about the Southern Cross being based on the St. Andrews Cross. The designer never mentioned the St. Andrews Cross as being the basis of his flag.
Dont forget the 15th wisconsin. Made up of Scandinavians primarely Norwegians. Thay had a very pretty flag :-D
Before Red vs. Blue, there was Blue vs. Grey.
Hey there! Does anybody know the correct commands for the Reveille & Retreat Ceremony of those days?
Dont forget Cleburne's division flag
Surprised he didn't talk about state flags
Those Confederate Flags are Beautiful!!!! 🤠
I think the confederate flag is beautiful. They have one at the Gettysburg museum behind the glass. I just stood there looking at it and found myself shedding tears.
The Union Flag was the Flag of the United States Of America.
Betsy Ross' flag wasnt used in the Revolutionary War??
Who flew the Bonnie Blue???
Mississippi, when they left the Union 9.1.1861
@@whynothumblebeesforpreside3413 Thanks!
I didn't know the Germans had the highest ethic group in the civil war. Cool
Germans still have the highest ethnic population in the USA.
The Union Army units stationed in and around St. Louis that prevented Missouri from joining the Confederacy were composed mainly of German immigrants.
@@HemlockRidge I thought it was people of Mexican descent.
@@paghal11 Probably soon.
The troops were also veteran soldiers, not a rag tag volunteer militia
I am soldier of Abraham Lincoln .
CuongHuy Nguyen I'm not
I went to school with a girl named Anh Nguyen. She was really cool. I liked her a lot.
CSA Flag win ^^
People should really start to learn about the Napoleonic wars and see how inferior the Civil war generals were to say Wellington, Blucher or Kutuzov
Napoleonic generals were a lot more experienced that Civil War generals. French generals started their career as early as 1792 (revolutionary wars) and from then on they were in constant action. So they gained a lot of experience. Blucher, Kutuzov and other russians ans prussians generals took a good beating from french generals, but by 1813 they learned a lot from them. And Wellington, by 1815 had already 5 years of continuous fightings in Peninsular Campaign. So, in short, these generals had a lot of battlefield experience. On the contrary, Civil War generals were largely inexperienced. Just a handful of them saw action in Mexican War. And most of northern or southern generals never saw action before.