Joseph E. Johnston: Retreat and Retreat | Full Biography / Full Documentary
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- Humorously known as the man who could never find the perfect situation to attack, Joseph E. Johnston was loved by his men, but criticized by his contemporaries, like Jefferson Davis. Nevertheless, Johnston was the highest ranking United States officer to join the Confederacy and he commanded both of the Confederacy's principle field armies, the Army of Northern Virginia and the Army of Tennessee.
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That was the most i in-depth documentary on Joe Johnston the General. Enjoyed it. That was excellent!
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My friend Paul we went to his parents house and they had a painting above their fireplace of General Joseph E Johnston I asked who he was his dad said General Johnston . It was Paul's Great Great Grandfather. It's a small world
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
I truly enjoyed this one. Well done!
@@juergen2709 Thank you so much!
Another excellent history lesson!
Awesome work...thanks...
you are doing a masterful job of bringing back to a sort of life,
the men who fought each other in this most terrible of US wars.
officers like Johnston,Mahone and Mosby were the confederate epitome of "its not the size of the dog in the fight but the fight in the dog". Something about being 5'6 and 100lbs made them like terminator in a gunfight
Johnston hated Jefferson Davis.Lee didn't like Davis. Wrong president??
Didn't think that Dr. Wilder would post this early.
@@zach7193 it would have been out last night but I ran into problems.
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"Johnston couldn't cut his way to Pemberton, but Pemberton could cut his way to Johnston" Johnston retreated from Jackson on the Canton Road, but he could have instead retreated on the Livingston Road to Livingston, which had direct roads to Clinton, Bolton, and Edwards Station. Johnston could have easily reached Pemberton. Let's face it, Johnston's order for Pemberton to come out of the defenses and attack Grant while Johnston ran the opposite direction was dumb as a box of rocks unless it was intended as a way to order Pemberton to abandon Vicksburg without actually ordering Pemberton to abandon Vicksburg.
Your choice of a title is telling.
@@Bob.W. Did you pick up on the Easter Egg in the title?
@@HistoryGoneWilderJust started the video, but I think this does him a disservice. His position when assuming command of the Army of Tennessee was untenable: not enough troops to attack, and Sherman kept trying to circle around his line. If he had stayed, his troops would have been annihilated (as John Bell Hood so efficiently demonstrated.)
It's difficult to say what he should have done. It's easy to judge him 160 years later,in hindsight
@@davewagner5408he would have won the war surely despite everything. But this was more similar as a title to the work of Hood, than to the One of his work, wasn't It?
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22:47 - Michigander here. It's "Mack-eh-naw," not "Mack-eh-nack." Understandable, common, but always very jarring mistake. But say that here and we will laaaaaaaaaaugh at you lol