What about Elmira ,new York.... The north stopped prisoner exchanges. Wirth was a scapegoat

Visité en 1996. Beaucoup d émotion.

I've been to the arm! haha Enjoyed this one!

Some good info! Thanks for sharing.

This is a fantastic video, very well done. Thank you!

Awesome video Josh

he is nothing more than a traitor to his oath to defend the United States

😆

Now the real question is which one possesses grander spooky magic....the arm of Jackson or the leg of Hood? Thank you for the video and we appreciate Ranger Henderson's commitment to preserving history.

Love civil war history

Great episode, love early colonial history. When do we get New England Indian War talk, like King Phillips War🤔 Asking for a friend !

Always enjoy seeing early colonial settlements. Thanks Josh.

Have 10 bullets from the Battle of Franklin Tennessee. Of the 9000 casualties 7000 were Confederate. Fighting was so fierce at and around the Carter House, soldier were crushing each other skulls in with their rifles. Nearly 160 years and there's still plenty of scars left. Thank you for making the video.

Awesome video Josh

You gotta make a video that is purely about cannons 😂

Very intresting. I really need to learn more about life in America during the 1600s. My family came from England in 1654

Love it. I've been to museum in Nashville, but this tops it all. Great Love to visit !!!!!!!

My great great grandfather and my great great great uncle both of the 32nd Tennessee Infantry CSA fought at Franklin A sad and a terrible day for both sides

My dad was in the 78th for WWII. This video is not about the 78th and is somewhat garbled by all the name dropping. The details provided don't do a good job of describing the difficulties the 78th had at either at Kesternich or Huertgen. The 311th was one of three infantry regiments in the 78th Infantry. The details provided don't do a good job of describing the difficulties the 78th has either at Kesternich or Huertgen. it is problematic to wrap the history of an entire division around an individual; doing so does not provide context, confusion.

Tagalog is pronounced Ta-ga-log, not Tag-a-log. I’ve been to the Philippines several times and know a lot of Filipinos and this is the correct way of pronouncing it.😉👍

Pronounced: sho - co - lad - a

This is the best video on Springhill Redoubt. I had the pleasure to watch Today I am writing a book about a surgeon and a vampire from 1779 Savannah. In the chapter I am writing today the surgeon provides medical support for the Springhill Redoubt. Excellent work on your part, now it's my job to bring the battle to life in my book. I will be visiting there in a few weeks.

William Howard Taft was the only person to be head of two branches of the government. His gravesite overlooks the Supreme Court.

The American Lend Lease program helped feed the Russian Army. Spam was a staple of the Russian diet along with the canned pork and complete combat rations printed in Russian. The West doesnt get much credit for this but Russia lost a large piece of its arable farmland during 41 and 42 and couldnt even feed iitself without help from the West.

Will the site be making a comeback

I am enjoying this a lot!

Finally catching up brother! Great video and story telling!

I have those teas for breakfast every morning! My daughter got me some tea from there when she was in Boston! I order them online now, and I love them, a taste of history

Yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak yak

Just stumbled on your channel. Enjoying your content. It’s easier to listen to you without background music as you speak. Not a big deal, again enjoying your content Thanks

This is a great video I am currently writing a fictional novel that I have set during the siege of 1779 in Savannah, so I am using RU-vid contributions to familiarize myself with Savannah and the rich history until I can tour Savannah next month. I appreciate your contributions via RU-vid. It's about a vampire and a surgeon who reside on Bull Street. Thank you for the assistance.

Abner Doubleday did not invent baseball. It was created by several people over a period of time before it was finally refined.

this is the large one?

I resently found a ww2 german flag it was origanal for $150 usd

Thank you for the great video. I was recently at the 247th anniversary of the battle and I have been so sad ever since about all of the poor families that were left without their loved ones and had to fend for themselves after this battle 😥😥😥

And it was here...where the odyssey of AP Hill's body began. Thanks to sharing.

Awesome video Josh

Thank you

Thanks Josh. That was cool to see.

Nice!

Thanks for sharing man. Had no idea this existed.

German top secret history nick wish you here

Thanks for sharing. I was about to order cork powder but now I think I will follow your lead and do my own cork powder. Thanks!

Aside from a few mis-pronunciations a VERY well done video. Thanks so much,

I live in Fredonia Kansas not 10 miles from where Fort Row once stood, it is gone now. Sadly most people around here have never heard of the "Trail of Blood On Ice". I have know about it by research for several years. Thank you for your video. I enjoy watching videos about history. Especially when it is around my neck of the woods.

My younger son and beloved DIL were married at Christ Church. Beautiful place.

Glad that some of the trenches have survived. Very cool to see. Thanks for the walk around Josh!!!

Awesome video Josh

Nice trip into the bloody gully where our ancestors died. Tryon militia were not disciplined troops, but they could fight. They pestered Herkimer to move faster toward Stanwix, and he stopped using scouts and flankers, thereby missing discovery of the ambush. As the Oneida warriors fell, the Mohawks and Senecas had broken a long term peace covenant between the Iroquois tribes-a big deal.

Why did you take the red chamber flag out so we could see the gun?