Sherman's Assault on Missionary Ridge - with Park Historian Jim Ogden

[@dougmarkham5113]

When I watched this first, I thought it was an odd beginning. But, realizing there are many viewers who cannot see, I though what a considerable opening. Well done all around!

[@mikeanderson2655]

I appreciate the park ranger’s knowledge of the subject. Thanks

[@travisbayles870]

My Great Great grandfather Private William Garner and my Great Great Great uncle Private John N Garner both of the 32nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment part of Browns brigade of Stewart's division fought at Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge

[@mrivard81]

Greetings from the Milwaukee Regiment. Hurrah for the Union! On Wisconsin! Forward into their works!

[@IvoryColonizer]

​@@mrivard81*cringe*

[@AlCapone-dl3cd]

We went to look out mountain several years ago. and was on a tour. It was told me that it was the KY volunteers, that was the first ones who' was 1st of the yanke's over the top, fighting the rebels. That blew my mind , because most of my family from ky. were rebel's. They fought for the south. That is when I found out the Ky was split with the different family's in Our state. Most of mine were rebels. A few fought for the north. Some to this day will not speak to the others. LOLOL Me being as old as I am could care less.

[@AlCapone-dl3cd]

My real name is not al Capone either. Just a screen name.

[@josephhudson9589]

He could have shortened this without the "uhs and oms."

[@bobkohl6779]

Ahh um...to long to get to the point. Sorry gave up on this

[@markgay9626]

A lot of us really love the detail. It's not meant to be basic.

[@dougmarkham5113]

Your loss.