The re-enactors - Union and Confederate - are teachers of our history ! The parade, led by fifers and drummers, illustrates to me the job of my great-great grandfather..a fifer in the Union Army. He marched in the Grand Review in Washington D.C. after the Confederate surrender.
@@kinggeorgeiii7515I want to say you have helped me with American revolution, and civil war music to listen to. The 30 minute ones are my favorite, thanks
I used to be a Civil War reenactor I was with the 12th NJ Co. C we marched with the Delaware battalion under General Pickett I really enjoyed marching in Gettysburg for the Remembrance day Parade
the csa and usa soldiers in the bloody civil war will always be remembered not for slavery but for they honor and courage of what they thought was right
@@afriendlyrebel5709 What was the specific state's right they were fighting for? If you're willing to admit it was about state's right then what specific right was it about?
Wow, I've got goosebumps all over me now. This really is impressive. Greetings from the Netherlands. What a pity that we don't really remember important wars like there back in Gettysburg. Again, not for what they did or what they taught. But the courage, and what they offered therefor.
What are you talking? There are many similar (sized) annual reenactment events all over Europe, e.g. for the Napoleonic Wars era. You just need to open you reyes for it, it's right around your corner.
After the war ended, a military parade was held in Washington DC. It took 7 days for the entire army to march. 500,000 men. What a sight that would’ve been to observe
@@staying_spooky Actually that's one of the things that I find very interesting about the American military. During the Civil War, the army was mostly made out of volunteers and militia who volunteered/drafted to fight for the Union. These were normal civilians with other professions who took up arms to fight for what they believed in. Them marching or "Uncoordinated walking" as you put it reminds me that they are civilian soldiers first and foremost. Nothing beats British pomp and military parades but there's something unique to the way the Americans march, as if they are casually strolling which is less intimidating but shows off as a sort of peaceful/friendly soldiers who are only called upon to restore the Union and defend their country. It's obviously different now since the US military is moving towards a more professional standing army and their mission has somewhat changed... but their humble history still shows through their drills and parades. Or it could be just me overanalyzing and the reenactors just suck at marching
I was in the army for 15 years and fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. The colors and appearance of our dress uniforms are directly modeled after the uniforms the union army wore in the civil war, I take great pride in that.
The Grandfather of WWII fame General Douglas McArthur as drummer boy picked up a flag after it was dropped when the solider carring it was shot and fell to the ground.
Unfortunately, this USA is fading away increasingly, many immigrants from Latin America, Africa and Asia have been changing the culture and the american demographic. 😭
Why is this only Union soldiers? Hundreds of thousands of Confederate soldiers fought and died for what they believed in. Both sides should be remembered.
Hmmm... How come during the D-Day parade they only showed allied troops? Thousands of Wermacht soldiers fought and died for what they believed in. Both sides should be remembered
@@thatwolfensteinguy8954 they invade d the north there a racist sectarian facist outfit got there arse kicked the south shot surrendering troops black and white starved and diseased union troops and and done a lot off dirty trick along the the way fuck your dixie
yea the bucktails leading the way the best sharp shooters of the Potomac army an I reenact with those boys an our group originated from where they came from yeaa.
I'm not an American but i love the civil war and everything about US history. But can i ask where the confederate soldiers are? This is a Gettysburg remembrance no? So where is are the representatives of the csa soldiers?
When i was younger i thought we were the blue the ones who won but when i got a little older my dad said we are not the blue but the gray all i can say is thank GOD im southren
anche noi abbiamo visto la parata a gettysburg, credo che fosse il 2017. yutto molto bello storico e patriottico, con un attaccamento allo stato come in italia non l'ho mai visto ne' sentito. passano i civili in abbigliamento del 1860, poi armati unionisti e confederati, poi mezzi militari della seconda guerra mondiale, dopo di che un gruppo di cavalleggeri. poi ancora alcune automobili USA degli anni 1950 e 1963 (chissa cosa ci facevano) con ciuvili a bordo e sicuramente che facevano parte della sfilata. per chi ha amore alla storia e a quella americana in particolare la visita del campo di battaglia di gettysburg e' cosa da non perdere. i luoghi storici della battafglia conservati in modo esemplare, anche se distanti chilometri uno dall altro vannio centellinati. come pure il museo. e il giorno dopo una gita a harper s ferry altra visita fantastica. e a piedi in venti minuti andare a vedere la confluenza del potomac con lo shenondoah. se prima di andare uno volesse leggersi la storia della guerra civile scritta dal compianto raimondo luraghi, americalista celebrayto negli usa, si prepara, cosa cercare e cosa vedere
In response to the Cavalry not being there for the confederacy, THEY WERE....but they were rousingly defeated way behind Union lines.....read the account of what happened.....
@@davidbroadley126 People that understand the importance of remembering the men that died in a brutal war, no matter the side they fought on, descendants, or people that like seeing Confederates portrayed?
@@sirisaacbrock798 the north shud celebrate gettysburg if the south wud have won that battle it wud have been a nitemare for america racist sectarian anti native american in the White House you sound like a southern sympathiser like john wilkes bothe the back stabbing southern coward that shot a good man in front off his wife from behind his back the scum bag🤮💩
surely the south would have won if they were fighting that bunch lol, jokes asside it still gives me goosebumps, it's hard to imagine how fearless these men would have been to stand in line with full regiments face to face and engage in battle with each other with nothing but empty fields and snake fences and short stone walls between each other, the artillery they would have faced and the shot types used like canister shots and full companies of southerners with buck n ball, baillonets ...would sure strike fear in any modern man, those union guys back then were sure real hard, the CSA too.
I believe that is a Zouave regiment Usually French men who fought with us, tho the 11th FDNY regiment were also Zouaves but idk if they fought in Gettysburg
I wish New Mexico had something this to show what being American is all about,half the kids hear don't even know American history, or even care about American history,
Its crazy to think how many people died in the American civil war. States fighting with states. North and South. Half the country leaving the Union. Really interesting.
Former president Lincoln poem when people little known facts about by the people to the people. Shelln't perished in this earth. That's very powerful words. By great dictatorship.
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The re-enactors - Union and Confederate - are teachers of our history ! The parade, led by fifers and drummers, illustrates to me the job of my great-great grandfather..a fifer in the Union Army. He marched in the Grand Review in Washington D.C. after the Confederate surrender.
Cool family history! One of my ancestors was a drummer in the French army during the Seven Years’ War.
ВИВАТ КОНФЕДЕРАЦИИ !Если бы пришлось воевал бы на стороне Ли ,великий генерал!
@@kinggeorgeiii7515I want to say you have helped me with American revolution, and civil war music to listen to. The 30 minute ones are my favorite, thanks
Never knew the union army ate so well😏
Officers.. they never changed 😁
No stopping them once they gain momentum in a charge. They are like battle tanks.
They definitely weren't starved like the confederates
you should see the Confederate reenactors lol
Remember this is After Sherman not before.
Nice camera for 2007.
Hell, that's an impressive sight to this day!
I used to be a Civil War reenactor I was with the 12th NJ Co. C we marched with the Delaware battalion under General Pickett I really enjoyed marching in Gettysburg for the Remembrance day Parade
the csa and usa soldiers in the bloody civil war will always be remembered not for slavery but for they honor and courage of what they thought was right
what did they think was right?
lol you mean they thought slavery was right
@@longfellowlifeNo, most of em are non-slave owner and fought for its state & individual right to not being controlled by federal government.
A Friendly Rebel 30% of southerners owned slaves which is about the number of people in America with college degrees. That’s a pretty sizable number
@@afriendlyrebel5709 What was the specific state's right they were fighting for? If you're willing to admit it was about state's right then what specific right was it about?
Wow, I've got goosebumps all over me now. This really is impressive. Greetings from the Netherlands. What a pity that we don't really remember important wars like there back in Gettysburg. Again, not for what they did or what they taught. But the courage, and what they offered therefor.
What are you talking? There are many similar (sized) annual reenactment events all over Europe, e.g. for the Napoleonic Wars era. You just need to open you reyes for it, it's right around your corner.
After the war ended, a military parade was held in Washington DC. It took 7 days for the entire army to march. 500,000 men. What a sight that would’ve been to observe
A nation is alive as long as memory exists.
Marching with fixed bayonet looks intimidating.
Definitely helps demonstrate force by numbers.
@@MrKrumpetz oooh yea I wish the army still have em bayonets
DISPERSE!
This isn’t marching. This is uncoordinated walking
@@staying_spooky Actually that's one of the things that I find very interesting about the American military. During the Civil War, the army was mostly made out of volunteers and militia who volunteered/drafted to fight for the Union. These were normal civilians with other professions who took up arms to fight for what they believed in. Them marching or "Uncoordinated walking" as you put it reminds me that they are civilian soldiers first and foremost. Nothing beats British pomp and military parades but there's something unique to the way the Americans march, as if they are casually strolling which is less intimidating but shows off as a sort of peaceful/friendly soldiers who are only called upon to restore the Union and defend their country. It's obviously different now since the US military is moving towards a more professional standing army and their mission has somewhat changed... but their humble history still shows through their drills and parades.
Or it could be just me overanalyzing and the reenactors just suck at marching
God bless the colors guards, I have been in Gettysburg so many times and every time I learned something new.
We stand united.
Nooot anyyyymooooooooore!!!!!!
RACIST RACIST RACIST RACIST LGBT RACIST EVERYTHING IS RACIST, YOU’RE A RACIST, YOU’RE A RACIST, EVERYONES A RACIST!
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I love the the Texas flag
Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Chile and Texas
Brothers forever
Tu país no tiene ver nada con Texad..
Texas stole mexico
Beautiful and Impressive parade, 21 Gun salute from México.
CSA forever !
UncountedWall and?
No slaves?
Hearing the musicians sends chills down a history lover's spine. Imagine what the Grand Parade in Washington must have been like in 1865.
Long live General Sherman!
And grant and sheridan and Chamberlain at little round top kicked that souths arse right down that hill🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
All the love from UAE 🇦🇪🇺🇸
I was in the army for 15 years and fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. The colors and appearance of our dress uniforms are directly modeled after the uniforms the union army wore in the civil war, I take great pride in that.
I would like going to see this demostration once in my Life.
Wonderful video,beautifully done especially my boys from the Penn Bucktails, HUZZAH! Lt. Scoot Aldrich, CoF 42nd Vol Inf, the "Old" Penn Bucktails!
So neat! Being originally from PA I had no idea they do this or I would’ve loved to go. Love history.
I love all the daunting damsels, dressed like Bo-peep
If this man falls who will pick up the flag and lead them to the charge if your brigade commander falls who will pick the sword and lead your brothers
"I will"
The Grandfather of WWII fame General Douglas McArthur as drummer boy picked up a flag after it was dropped when the solider carring it was shot and fell to the ground.
Just wonderful to see the Union march!
Yeah, those invaders can be impressive!
I have not seen one picture of the civil war days, showing overweight soldiers or high ranking officers....
You haven't looked hard enough then.
Hurrah for the 69th!
The Black Hats !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Iron Brigade
God bless you Dixie and your courage...💪👍❤️🔥
He’s a little confused but he’s got the spirit
@@9965paul yep it’s the thought that counts lol
Unfortunately, this USA is fading away increasingly, many immigrants from Latin America, Africa and Asia have been changing the culture and the american demographic. 😭
*Bruh*
Agreed. We must fight this invasion!
The colors goes up front the American flag and the regimental flag goes up front
Why is this only Union soldiers? Hundreds of thousands of Confederate soldiers fought and died for what they believed in.
Both sides should be remembered.
Legit Gamers+ I agree also but I think they do separate Parades for each side but I'm not for sure
Traitors need not apply.
Hmmm...
How come during the D-Day parade they only showed allied troops? Thousands of Wermacht soldiers fought and died for what they believed in. Both sides should be remembered
Jeremy Corbin because the confederates were the ones who started the war (plus they march at the end of the pervade for 2 minutes)
Do u remember the north down south u still hate the north why shud they show u you invaded the north and got your arse kicked
Have the bands of the Confederacy already forbid?
Great ... Greetings from Chile ...
For the great Nation and his folks and citizens of E.E.U.U.
Make america great again
Brings tears to my eyes......
God Bless the Union Army and God Bless the Men of the Union Army who sacrificed their lives to put down the Traitors. 🙏
Also God bless the Confederates who died on the battlefield Aswell, we are all Gods Children
Those traitors embodied the superior anti-federalist ideals far more than the union.
Yes smacked that south rally round the flag🇺🇸
@@thatwolfensteinguy8954 they invade d the north there a racist sectarian facist outfit got there arse kicked the south shot surrendering troops black and white starved and diseased union troops and and done a lot off dirty trick along the the way fuck your dixie
Wow..a lot of judgemental people talking about weight. This is a re-enactment. Chill!!
The OG Cosplayers. Wouldn't surprise me if half of them were reincarnated Civil War Soldiers.
Viva UNION SOLDIERS!!!💓💓☺☺
Long live the union!
God Bless the Union Army.
If this man fall who will pick up the flag and carry on in a glorious battle of this day
Marching into battle against antifa!!!!!!
Portland is the heart of the rebellion 🗡🗡🗡 they must be taken out.
FOR THE REPUBLIC
lol you got the wrong side trump voters are all southern rebels and kkk waving reb flags around wtf
yea the bucktails leading the way the best sharp shooters of the Potomac army an I reenact with those boys an our group originated from where they came from yeaa.
War Of Rights - Play it
I know that this is old but Salute to Glory anyway...
I love how the women wore their traditional clothing.
For the Union, and the Republic
born and raised in n.y.s.! god bless the union army!
I'm not an American but i love the civil war and everything about US history. But can i ask where the confederate soldiers are? This is a Gettysburg remembrance no? So where is are the representatives of the csa soldiers?
Union boys! March to Dixie ,get them traitors
NEVER FORGET!
Never, ever!
O love eua
🇧🇷❤️🇺🇸
From brazil
¿Donde estan los confederados?
well dressed Union soldiers were always surprised to see most of their foes wearing civilian clothes and shoes.
Goosebumps butter of the civil war members time 150th anniversary trooper in blue freedom us 🇺🇸
Posted in 2011
seeing this in 2021!
Great recommendation to see for me , TH-cam!
I'm kinda new to reenacting I'm a flag bearer in the 3rd Dubuque artillery I was in Illinois at a reenactment really fun!
When i was younger i thought we were the blue the ones who won but when i got a little older my dad said we are not the blue but the gray all i can say is thank GOD im southren
thats funny
There were confederates there too. Why aren’t they shown?
I wonder the same thing.
Dang it C-Span SHOW THE TEXANS! :(
anche noi abbiamo visto la parata a gettysburg, credo che fosse il 2017. yutto molto bello storico e patriottico, con un attaccamento allo stato come in italia non l'ho mai visto ne' sentito. passano i civili in abbigliamento del 1860, poi armati unionisti e confederati, poi mezzi militari della seconda guerra mondiale, dopo di che un gruppo di cavalleggeri. poi ancora alcune automobili USA degli anni 1950 e 1963 (chissa cosa ci facevano) con ciuvili a bordo e sicuramente che facevano parte della sfilata. per chi ha amore alla storia e a quella americana in particolare la visita del campo di battaglia di gettysburg e' cosa da non perdere. i luoghi storici della battafglia conservati in modo esemplare, anche se distanti chilometri uno dall altro vannio centellinati. come pure il museo. e il giorno dopo una gita a harper s ferry altra visita fantastica. e a piedi in venti minuti andare a vedere la confluenza del potomac con lo shenondoah.
se prima di andare uno volesse leggersi la storia della guerra civile scritta dal compianto raimondo luraghi, americalista celebrayto negli usa, si prepara, cosa cercare e cosa vedere
And where ´re the soldiers of the South ?
@Ali Arafat I didn´t ask that and you didn´t answer my question either.
They are probably already on the field or they are on the other side of the street
Very fine. But where are the Confederate soldiers? Did those boys in blue fight shadows?
In response to the Cavalry not being there for the confederacy, THEY WERE....but they were rousingly defeated way behind Union lines.....read the account of what happened.....
Generals Custer and Gregg kicked the shit out of J.E.B. Stewart.
JEB Stuart was pissing around and thats actually why the battle started. The armies just kind of ran into one another
I think there should be representatives of the black legion? for example the 54th Massachusetts Regiment . they are very famous
One soul and one nation .No regrets and never forgetting. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
I am in the Confederate States Army
You aren't. Last person to be in it died in '59.
En este desfile no veo desfilar a los negros que participaron activamente en conseguir la victoria de los ejércitos de la UNION, ¿ QUE PASO?
Are they still doing this?
were they not younger then?
🤔🤔😁 Some of those soldiers look like they've been eating too much at McDonald's and Pizza Hut😨🤣😂😀✌✌✌✌✌✌🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
where are the frenchs ??
I came to see the southern confederate states and they didn't come out?
Who wants to see them
@@davidbroadley126 People that understand the importance of remembering the men that died in a brutal war, no matter the side they fought on, descendants, or people that like seeing Confederates portrayed?
Good
@@sirisaacbrock798 the north shud celebrate gettysburg if the south wud have won that battle it wud have been a nitemare for america racist sectarian anti native american in the White House you sound like a southern sympathiser like john wilkes bothe the back stabbing southern coward that shot a good man in front off his wife from behind his back the scum bag🤮💩
Fuck the south
a coloured regiment would be nice
Good always triumphs against evil 🇺🇸
They saved the best for last, Wisconsin Iron Brigade!
There were 2 other regiments in the Iron Brigade besides the 3 from Wisconsin, 1 from Indiana (the 19th.), and 1 from Michigan.
Go on , rebuild your nation. I will not charge from you people.
Culture full America 🌈👍👍
What's that unit with red hats and red trousers were are they from
Never mind
They're called zouves
That is a bigger army than some countries have!
surely the south would have won if they were fighting that bunch lol, jokes asside it still gives me goosebumps, it's hard to imagine how fearless these men would have been to stand in line with full regiments face to face and engage in battle with each other with nothing but empty fields and snake fences and short stone walls between each other, the artillery they would have faced and the shot types used like canister shots and full companies of southerners with buck n ball, baillonets ...would sure strike fear in any modern man, those union guys back then were sure real hard, the CSA too.
Very awsome beautiful i love this March
Sherman’s march to the Seafood Buffet
Smiley , pow jonnyreb
03:24 Where do this team come from? Their uniforms are very special.
@DANIEL BIN OMAR - Thank you so much!!!
I believe that is a Zouave regiment
Usually French men who fought with us, tho the 11th FDNY regiment were also Zouaves but idk if they fought in Gettysburg
What's is the open tune/ music
I wish New Mexico had something this to show what being American is all about,half the kids hear don't even know American history, or even care about American history,
When you mess with my bois
So many inaccuracies it makes my eyes hurt. Clearly no standards of authenticity for this parade.
Those are some well fed troops.
Modern military uniforms are also western styleBut I also like this style
Non credo fossero così obesi a quei tempi
A thing of beauty. Like the saying goes if I have to explain you would not understand.
COOL 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The Irish Brigade! ☘️
Its crazy to think how many people died in the American civil war. States fighting with states. North and South. Half the country leaving the Union. Really interesting.
The machine. The imperialists. The oppressors. The aggressors.
Hermoso...
What about the Confederates?
Already in the south i think but ain’t those people tho
I think they had their own parade or pledge idk
Former president Lincoln poem when people little known facts about by the people to the people. Shelln't perished in this earth. That's very powerful words. By great dictatorship.
Ah i see the Irish brigade
Huh is this the militia??
Only blue bellies !!