The Battle of Orchard Knob - with Park Historian Jim Ogden
On Monday, November 23, 1863, thousands of Union troops flooded from Chattanooga's eastern fortifications and arrayed themselves in front of Orchard Knob. Their goal was a reconnaissance in force. Surging forward, they engulfed the knob and a little over 600 Confederates of the 24th and 28th Alabama Infantry Regiments. The fighting ended in minutes.
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These are great. is there a playlist with all of these in chronological order?
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
The question shouldn't be why the south seceded but why the north invaded