"50 Civil War Uniforms in 10 Minutes" - The Evolution of Blue & Grey

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A chronological presentation of some of the more unique and important uniforms to represent the evolution of the American Civil War “Blue and Grey” from just before the spark of the war in 1861 to Union victory and occupation in 1865.
This project is meant to honor men from both the north and the south -- now together forever in eternity - who served their countries, their states and their comrades while wearing these uniforms, weapons, and accouterments - during some of the most brutal battles Americans have ever faced. Shot in 4K and featuring nine of the best Living Historians in the country.
As accurately as we possibly could, and one uniform at a time.… telling the story of the 2.75 Million soldiers who once wore these sacks coats, shell jackets and kepis with pride - each soldier earning a debt we should all be duty-bound to continue to honor.
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@Kardia_of_Rhodes 3 года назад

The soldier struggling to find comfort while wearing his heavy pack is probably the most relateable thing to any soldier no matter what time period.

@armybeef68 3 года назад

Where?

@johnspencer7291 3 года назад

@@armybeef68 11:28

@120masterpiece 3 года назад

Oh yea, I know that exact feeling, the shoulder shift

@davidstover5651 3 года назад

They had bad fitting boots, socks, only pne set of uniform.

@robertfuentes3603 3 года назад

Bro that's just me at school

@bl00dlikewayne 3 года назад

the little movements they do make this seem like a character selection screen for a fighting game or something

@WESAVEDTHELEFT1863 3 года назад

The American Civil War; The Game!

@kualalangat9953 2 года назад

Medal of Honor: American Civil War (PS5)

@zuliyanp3046 2 года назад

War of rights bundle if they ad animation

@silveroourico1785 2 года назад

Call Of Duty:The civil war

@zuliyanp3046 2 года назад

@@silveroourico1785 modern game shooter be like:nooo one shot rifles cannot inside Milsim enjoyer:no bro this is was make our game so good

@janupczak1643 3 года назад

What an incredible presentation. The music, the lighting, even the expression on their faces was very sobering, somber, yet dignified. Just an excellent and educational presentation! Thank you.

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

Incredible presentation, indeed, Ms. Upczak

@janupczak1643 3 года назад

@@michaelvaughn8864 Thanks Michael!😊

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

@@janupczak1643 You're quite welcome, ma'am😇 It was a fascinating program to watch. I was intrigued by all the various uniforms. Some outfits in both armies at Bull Run wore the same colors. That's how some men were killed by friendly fire on Matthews Hill initially

@janupczak1643 3 года назад

@@michaelvaughn8864 I guess that would be one advantage to wearing the Zouave uniform, although I must admit they've always been my least favorite! ❤

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

@@janupczak1643 Hahaha😂😂 It's a unique uniform, Ms. Upczak. That's a certainty. I think possibly M.C. Hammer was inspired by them, just the bagginess of the pants I'm referring to, ma'am

@77Cardinal 3 года назад

Maybe I missed it, but some people really need credit for finding the proper materials and hand making the uniforms and equipment. This is the result of serious research and some really fine work. Best fashion show I've seen in a while : ) thank you.

@cellshop3244 Месяц назад

Yeah but the confederate general rank was inaccurate the 3 stars indicated the rank of colonel

@kingjoe3rd Месяц назад

@@cellshop3244 no. Generals wore the 3 stars as well, which was supposed to have a wreath around it, but not all of them wore the wreath. They had a tiered rank insignia system similar to the British, so every officer Colonel and above would have 3 stars. Confederate Generals wore the Austrian braid on their sleeves to note that they were a General with 1 layer for Brigadier General, 2 for Major General, and 3 for Lieutenant General. The one in this video who was supposed to be General Lee is wearing only 3 stars without a wreath and no braid, which is accurate. General Lee only wore the three stars, with no wreath and no braid, which you can see in pretty much any picture of him wearing his uniform.

@ethanplays7322 3 года назад

I love how you made the addition of the VMI cadet for the 157th Battle of New Market anniversary

@thebeastman6668 3 года назад

This dude needs more subscribers his videos are great

@rdinetainmoun5549 3 года назад

More views too!

@thebeastman6668 3 года назад

@@rdinetainmoun5549 true

@razehellsmessager 3 года назад

@crusader2112 3 года назад

I agree. 😎👍

@Freawulf 3 года назад

Guy's cool depiction of a bushwhacker actually features a shirt in the style worn by Bloody Bill Anderson... ;)

@bborkzilla 3 года назад

Guy is a meme - look for fabric scissors meme!

@odinsavenger4965 3 года назад

I though that shirt looked familiar.

@Fluke_Starbucker 3 года назад

Excuse me but what is a bushwacker? A mercenary perhaps?

@Freawulf 3 года назад

@@Fluke_Starbucker Here you are: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushwhacker ;)

@battles423 3 года назад

@@Fluke_Starbucker Bushwhacker was the Missouri boys who wouldn’t join the regular confederate army. They were basically using guerrilla warfare. I guess you can say they created Guerrilla Warfare even being used in modern times now. They would basically attack from the bushes on horseback………. cut , slash, and run (Jim Bowie)

@ferda9476 3 года назад

8:18 I will never get over how amazing the Iron Brigade looked.

@CRob172 3 года назад

Harder hats are so awesome, I got to meet some of the 24th Michigan reenactors a couple times when I was re-enacting with the 3rd Michigan and their uniforms are top notch, reminds me of reading about the 24th when they entered the fight at Gettysburg and the confederate troops in the woods they were fighting in thinking it was local Pennsylvania reservist they were fighting until they saw the distinctive black hardee hats of the western iron brigade and one confederate was quoted as saying “this ain’t no milita, it’s those damn black hats again! It’s the Army of the Potomac!”

@ra1ny600 3 года назад

I'm in Indiananian

@GhostRider-sc9vu 3 года назад

My father served in Viet-Nam with the historical descendent unit of the Iron Brigade and I served with it after that in the70s&80s. The 101st Airborne for those who care.

@Cocaineaddict1190 3 года назад

@@GhostRider-sc9vu nice

@ArizonaAirspace 3 года назад

Can’t imagine how stifling those wool uniforms must have been in the Summer time with suffocating humidity of Southern states.

@arjax7135 3 года назад

In 1995 I was atop Kennesaw Mountain at the visitors' center and watched a demonstration by a reenactor in Union uniform, showing the equipment and so forth. I asked him how he stood the heat (June in Georgia.) He said the combination of wool and cotton in the coat and shirt were supposed to create a sheen of sweat next to the skin that would act as a coolant when the breeze penetrated the uniform. I'm sure I asked him if it worked, but I don't remember his answer.

@ArizonaAirspace 3 года назад

@@arjax7135 That’s really interesting information. I was thinking about Cavalry troopers wearing those thick wool uniforms in the middle of Summer. I ride horses often and it gets really hot in the Summer even without wearing wool uniforms. Imagine carrying your rifle, pistol, mess kit and other equipments in that humid weather. I think life for average soldier during the Civil War must have been hell.

@mdcclxxxi8509 3 года назад

I have 2 Wool Shell coats 1 blue 1 grey both are extremely itchy and sometimes awkward to wear no wonder they switched to sack coats

@bac6253 3 года назад

@@mdcclxxxi8509 Sack coats were made of wool, too.

@bac6253 3 года назад

I've been a Civil War reenactor for many years. One of the things I've been fascinated to learn about is the practicality of wool, even in the hot weather. Before I reenacted, I thought, "Wow, people back then just really didn't know any better." Wearing wool in the summertime was just asking for misery. But wool is a very interesting fabric: it's flame retardant, which makes it very practical for military use; and it also doesn't get stinky like cotton does from sweat. And wool, like cotton, is very breathable. I have a soldier's issue shirt (domet wool). It was way too big for me when I bought it. I washed and dried it to my size and it's softened a lot over time (thanks to fabric conditioner) and I've even worn it in July. Now, it feels a lot like a cashmere sweater. I can understand for many reasons why wool was worn. It's been fascinating to learn all of this about it. It's given me a new respect for people of the Civil War Era.

@davidlockwood6088 3 года назад

In 1861, my Great Grandfather, who served in the 21st New York Volunteer Infantry, went to war in a cadet grey militia uniform. I would like to see that uniform represented.

@seandegidon4672 3 года назад

I noticed that the 1861 uniforms included a grey-clad New Yorker and a blue-clad Louisianan, though both were Zouave style. No "friendly fire" problems there!

@SStupendous 2 года назад

@@seandegidon4672 That's why an 1861 battle wouldn't be fun to be in. Not that the other years would be fun.

@seandegidon4672 2 года назад

@@SStupendous Actually, Zouave uniforms were about the most fun thing about being a Civil War soldier...until some damn fool shoots holes through it.

@SStupendous 2 года назад

@@seandegidon4672 Personally always hated those uniforms, the mounted cavalry and sharpshooters had it the best

@raccoonlittlebear6476 3 года назад

Very well done, with dignity & authenticity! The men who modelled the uniforms brought honor to the displays as well. Cheers!

@michaelflores9220 3 года назад

Agreed!

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

10 outta 10 for flawless presentation, dude👌😁

@Toccoa101506 3 года назад

These are real Civil War reenactors. I'm one myself and recognize a few of them - some of the best impressionists out there!

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

@@Toccoa101506 My late maternal Uncle Paul was one back in the day.....80s / 90s mainly, Mr. Borror. It was the 8th New Jersey / 9th North Carolina Regiments

@Toccoa101506 3 года назад

@@michaelvaughn8864 Wow that’s so cool! I was with a Maryland unit as well as in a fife and drum corps. Haven’t been out in a few years though, sadly.

@T4509LAM 3 года назад

“50 Civil War Uniforms in 10 minutes” Video Length: 14+ minutes Me: “It’s Treason Then”

@juhannusruusu 3 года назад

you can't just call everything treason, Henry

@MMSSLL 3 года назад

@@juhannusruusu sedition, then?

@jean-louiscarstens5434 3 года назад

I get the reference

@muhammadirfanjalaluddin1018 2 года назад

@@juhannusruusu Oversimplified

@juhannusruusu 2 года назад

@@muhammadirfanjalaluddin1018 no shit

@alanparadis5061 Год назад

That video is absolutely incredible... seriously felt that to the core... the uniforms, and the actors showed them so realistic, outstanding!

@kenoglesby5840 3 года назад

A very solemn display of authenic Civil War uniforms. I commend the filmmakers for the honorable manner in which this was down🤔😔

@kenoglesby5840 3 года назад

"done"

@DarkDennis1961 3 года назад

The detail and variety is astounding.

@ericlewis3892 3 года назад

Just went to Gettysburg with our daughter's class trip. Wife has been doing genealogy and found that she had a relative from the 13th Penn. Bucktails. Glad to see them represented. His name is on the Penn monument there although misspelled.

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

Good for her, Mr. Lewis. Sorry about the misspelling of her ancestor's name on the monument, sir😟 That bites. My late mom's 2 great-great uncles were both company commanders in 2 opposing Maryland regiments who fought each other on the evening of Day 2 at Gettysburg on Culp's Hill. Idk if they met face to face there while engaged?? Thankfully, they both lived thru the battle and the war😇👍

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

1 of them got hit in the leg later that fall while fighting at Chickamauga. It was a flesh wound with no lasting damage. I think it was the Union one??

@Unertl28 3 года назад

My great great great grand uncle, was brigadier general John Buford, who chose the grounds with the battle of Gettysburg would be fought

@paultaylor9273 3 года назад

I went to Gettysburg back in April 2018 and while walking through the museum there, saw some of the uniform buttons that were found there. I saw one that said Mobile Alabama which is the area I'm from. I thought that was cool that someone from down here actually fought there.

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

@@paultaylor9273 Actually, Mr. Taylor, there was an Alabama unit that fought alongside Gen. Hood's famed Texas Brigade on Little Round Top on the late afternoon's 2nd day. I read some of Col. Oates' men (he was regimental commander) were mainly from Mobile and Birmingham, with others from Montgomery and Dothan

@HistoryBoy 3 года назад

An absolute fantastic production! With captivating music and immensely historically authentic uniforms, you are performing a great service posting these videos! Thank you so much - to the Director behind “Wicked Spring,” and the Film Production company behind so many more wonderful historical films - for continuing to bring Civil War history to life.

@michaelcastellano588 3 года назад

hi HB

@michaelcastellano588 3 года назад

@Golden Cannon Productions I mean shit man we just see the homeboy and we gotta comment

@ZippyDoda-ss3zb Год назад

Do you know where that music from 50 uniforms is from.i share your views on this one .so hi from england. High from zippy doda.

@donjones3824 3 года назад

Your choice of accompanying music for this fabulous live reference matches perfectly. Congratulations on your splendid visual achievement. I sincerely hope this won’t be your last.

@SStupendous 2 года назад

For whatever reason, especially the piano music towards the middle, is very touching.

@fulcifan6946 3 года назад

Damn, these dudes aren’t ready to break character til’ the dvd commentary. They are head to tippy toe authentic; if I didn’t know any better, I would think they were stuffed in a time machine and paid to be in this video. Great music and production value as well. 🔥🔥

@ZippyDoda-ss3zb Год назад

Hi from bristol england. Very fascinated by the american civil war ,we had a civil war here the south won..didn't do much good.but it did give americans the idea of independence.

@AustrianTommy 3 года назад

Finaly all episodes put together in one great masterpiece! Thank you!

@tomas.8711 3 года назад

Remarkably well done. The accurate uniforms, the equipment, arms, gear and insignia, the men, the lighting, the music: astonishing. Thank you for making and posting this video. It is much appreciated.

@hpblack1953 Год назад

Outstanding presentation and 10 minutes of reflection. Thanks to all who worked on this video.

@custerkiller7670 3 года назад

Wow the Missouri Bushwacker looks like he just left Hawaii

@Freawulf 3 года назад

Styled after Bloody Bill Anderson's shirt...;)

@jefferycook7202 3 года назад

Missouri guerillas wear what was ever made from family members or sweethearts.

@jefferycook7202 3 года назад

@@Freawulf wasn't just bloody bill also quantrail and James brothers and colt younger. Missouri bushwhackers or border ruffians wear that type shirts since 1840s.

@BelleroseQC 3 года назад

Roses, not tropical flowers. Easily my favourite in this video. A great likeness of gallantry and heroism!

@Knightstruth 3 года назад

@@BelleroseQC Gallantry from a bushwacker?

@irondwarf66 3 года назад

Uniforms are accurate though the "commanding general" uniform lacks some context. Lee refused to wear his official rank the three stars are actually the confederate rank of Colonel. Lee wore this rank as it was the highest he achieved in the US Army and decided not to wear the confederate general rank (three stars in a wreath) until the war was decided. Additionally it would have been good to do more direct unit comparisons between the years to see the relaxation of regulation, and modification to accept the realities of modern war

@bac6253 3 года назад

A lot of men wore "subdued" insignia during the war, which is essentially what Lee did. Nothing special or unique in that regard.

@irondwarf66 3 года назад

@@bac6253 not really, a lot of people were "brevetted" which means they were called a higher rank thank they officially held, moreover, yours actually confirming my point that Lee's uniform isn't commensurate with the title they are using.

@bac6253 3 года назад

@@irondwarf66 I've known about the brevet ranks of the 19th Century for many years. But thanks, anyway. I still stand by my comment of subdued rank and uniforms worn by soldiers during the war. For example, General U S Grant wore a sack coat (single breasted and far fewer buttons than a general's frock) during the Appomattox Campaign. And I have seen many other officers (and some NCOs) with subdued rank insignia. If you don't mind, can you please cite whatever occasion Lee said or wrote he would not wear a general's insignia? Thanks!

@bac6253 3 года назад

@@irondwarf66 Just checked, a Confederate officer, who saw Lee early in the war, described him as wearing a gray sack coat... another example of subdued uniforms and insignia. (The Army of Robert E. Lee, p. 21).

@irondwarf66 3 года назад

@@bac6253 my mistake on the subdued uniforms part. It actually goes with what I was saying about the "lowered" practical standards. As for Lee, I just tried to find a source for you and it seems to be nascent knowledge in civil war history. Which is to say it's veracity could be highly variable

@tominva4121 3 года назад

Had ancestors in the 2nd Iowa, 24th Iowa, and 5th Minnesota

@iangallagher4135 3 года назад

I had one in the Irish regiment or something like that in Cincinnati

@vintagebrew1057 3 года назад

Excellent presentation which I also found very moving. Thanks from London UK.

@mklonz 3 года назад

The Missouri bushwhacker shirt is what Joesy Wales young wounded partner wore. I think it was a Lee Halsey shirt his dad embroidered for him.

@alonsocushing2263 3 года назад

It sure is mighty purty!

@johnhood9567 3 года назад

I'd like to respectfully correct you on that - it's Linsey Woolsey. A coarse sturdy fabric made of wool and linen or cotton. The confederate irregular cavalry around Missouri wore them conspicuously embroidered with floral motifs, such as seen in the video. Sam Bottoms in "the Outlaw Josey Wales" exactly right. Quantrill's Raiders absolutely. I think you might also spot some shirts like that in the movie "Ride Like the Devil" with Tobey Maguire and Jewel which I thought was well worth watching. Unless you were joking about Lee Halsey, in which case its pretty funny and shut my mouth 😉

@mklonz 3 года назад

@@johnhood9567 Hi John, no, I wasn’t joking just a failing memory. 😊 Thanks for the detailed explanation.

@johnhood9567 3 года назад

@@mklonz😊

@BelleroseQC 3 года назад

Nothing finer than roses!

@anavocado124 3 года назад

Can't imagine how much effort was put into this. I enjoyed it very much!

@patsparks8731 Год назад

So well done and a nice reference video. Thanks for posting!

@eskimojoe37 3 года назад

This was a great presentation, thanks!

@monke6774 3 года назад

Wow. This deserves so many more views. Legendary work!

@fatamorgana8939 3 года назад

beautiful, thank you for sharing this ❤

@noc2_art 3 года назад

My goodness, the attention to detail in this presentation is just incredible!! The hair and facial hair grooming styles, the types of fabric, sawing styles and basically everything have been meticulously thought of and implemented. Kudos!!!

@patsparks8731 Год назад

The models did such great character representations too...like the Tennessee Vols Soldier, who also did a great Federal soldier too!!! Also the soldier replacing his cap...as if he were about to head out to a conflict. Fantastic work! 👍

@Dilip122S 2 года назад

Beautiful. Like watching history come to life. Perfectly done. Thank you!

@MrJp1941 3 года назад

You always do much an amazing job!!! Shout out to LionHeart and all the Volunteers for the video, A+!

@adamcecil3630 3 года назад

If the B/W photographs could come alive, this is what they’d look like.

@michaelflores9220 3 года назад

The music and HD and everything are too praiseworthy!

@uwantsun 3 года назад

My compliments, sir. Brilliantly done.

@jabujarek5437 3 года назад

Superbly done. Great job - congratulations! Greetings from Warsaw!

@michnh 2 года назад

excellent video, first time I've actually been able to get an up close look of the uniforms of this period.

@Damiano969 2 года назад

Beautiful presentation and music! Thanks from Italy!

@gregwilliams386 3 года назад

This is one of the best videos I've seen.

@kathrynbellerose6216 2 года назад

The war between the states… brother against brother..horrific and still haunts our country today. This was beautifully done. Thank you.

@horsestewart9864 3 года назад

Nicely done, especially the correct depiction of early war weapons.

@alonsocushing2263 3 года назад

Beautifully done.

@marats5032 3 года назад

Thank you so much for the video. Best video I've seen of a military suit. As a person who is fond of military uniform, I am very glad that I found your channel.

@MrDeano1963 2 года назад

Fantastic presentation; loved it !

@wallisthescot6544 3 года назад

Outstanding work

@waltersanderson5468 3 года назад

Well done. Great guide for reenactors seeking authenticity.

@evansmith3589 3 года назад

Beautifully done!

@AronKovnertv 2 года назад

Thank you for the video. That's valuable.

@bandzior21 3 года назад

Awesome work !

@gerry343 3 года назад

I'm surprised by the decorative detail of these uniforms. So many brass buttons, gold braids etc and yet one might expect, in wartime, that the dress would have been made as simple as possible.

@celticwoodworking8706 3 года назад

Many of these uniforms are from local Militias that had there own uniform before the war. It became a contest between cities , who could have the most striking uniform. The 14th Brooklyn, sadly not pictured here was outfitted to imitate the French Chausser uniform. The Brooklyn Ladies Aid Society continued to make and send these uniforms to the Regiment throughout the entire war.

@MrSheckstr 3 года назад

You would think, but you’re using a 20th to 21st century frame of mine when it comes to combat. The brass buttons , well brass is gonna stand up longer than buttons made of horn or wood, and the redundant buttons had a purpose , when you lost a functional button on campaign, you took a little needle and thread and replaced it with a decorative button. And when it comes to officers especially high ranking officers, this was a time when you were more concerned in making sure your troops could see you and less worried the enemy could see you. Heck... that’s why you had all the colorful battle flags out there

@jaysenvoss4065 3 года назад

Wars were fought differently then. Up into ww2 there were massive parade marches for going off to war or returning from. The pageantry of it is gone and I kinda lean more towards that being a good thing last thing you need on a modern battlefield is an idiot with ticker tape still hanging off their bayonet.

@SStupendous 2 года назад

@@jaysenvoss4065 Pretty certain in WW2 there were massive parades before going off to war too. They don't do that anymore?

@jaysenvoss4065 2 года назад

@@SStupendous up into, yes, they stopped that in the nineties

@Quasimodo1957 3 года назад

Super! I was mesmerized. Great job!

@christopherfriend7402 2 месяца назад

Outstanding work! Bravo, and thank you.

@stevemolina8801 3 года назад

Outstanding simply Outstanding, Thank you.

@oneloveal 3 года назад

Fantastic video!

@Clubkabuki 3 месяца назад

Beautiful video. It really takes me back.

@MrDeano1963 Год назад

I've watched this a number of times; brilliant ! Love the soundtrack too.

@zach7193 3 года назад

This is something.

@carolechenowith900 3 года назад

Well done.

@woefieart2288 2 года назад

awesome display! perfectmusicand actors.Great stuff !!!

@bama539 3 года назад

10 minutes of great history. Well done Sr! Glad I found this video.

@LionHeartFilmWorks 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@rickymcgowen6776 9 месяцев назад

@@LionHeartFilmWorks the CSA Generals should have had three stars in a wreath. But other then that this vid was awesome!

@rickymcgowen6776 9 месяцев назад

@@LionHeartFilmWorksthe first few CSA generals.

@mistybozman2567 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video

@Beuwen_The_Dragon 3 года назад

A splendid presentation, with a dedication to accuracy and realism. No biases nor politics needed, just good content. I tip me hat to all you gentlemen. ^.-.^

@nickmeade6358 3 года назад

I’m related to general George Gordon Meade, he would be proud to see representative content 150 years later. Stay patriotic everyone and don’t forget about these brave individuals

@ZippyDoda-ss3zb Год назад

Hi and hello from england. I am very interested in the war ..and general meade .i am not a history expert but an enthusiast..love to hear fr you .keith l plumley bristol england.

@peabody2884 3 года назад

Wow! Love this.

@Jim-fi4dc 3 года назад

Compared to European military uniforms at that time , these are extremely simplistic. Especially the officer’s uniforms.

@johnmichaelmassung3504 Год назад

Arguably they're pretty close to contemporary french uniforms, if not exactly alike to them.

@chrisubias7135 3 года назад

Nice military history lesson. Being in the service with conformity compared to the many different types then is neat

@jerrettevans7240 3 года назад

No side was the greater man, some had ideas better than others, some ideas worse on paper. But one thing can be said to both sides of north and south. There were sons, fathers and brothers who want to go home to a warm home to a nice meal,grow old with loved ones. Some had the chance. While the others are still in the battlegrounds as bones forgotten. Never seen again. Never got home to family. Which makes this war heartbreaking. So let's take this as a lesson that everyone is human. No matter the side they are on, no matter the banner they serve beneath. so instead of saying who was better or who was greater. Remember the fallen, those who fought, not for themselves, but to their people and their homes

@thegrahamsullivanshow566 Год назад

Worse on paper? Slavery was not worse on paper, it was worse full stop. Black people are also human, who wanted to "go home to a warm home and a nice meal, grow old with their loved ones", could they do that? No, they did not have these pleasures due to the pigment of their skin, That is more heart breaking. The majority of Confederate soldiers knew what they were fighting for just as much as the German soldiers of ww2 did. The fact we apologise for horrendous actions of these bigoted and racist men is absolutely staggering. So it does matter what "banner they served beneath", Confederate soldiers openly went against the values of America and openly fought to supress the black population. They should not be hailed as heroes, but as rebels who fought for an unjust cause. It is an uncomfortable thing to sit with, knowing what your ancestors fought for a morally unjust cause, but every person on the planet has to live with that. It is our responsibility to educate ourselves on history, and learn the mistakes of the past to better our future. Not to make tired excuses for dead men who have drastically worse morals than us. The German people do not make excuses for what happened in the 40s, we shouldn't make excuses to what happened in the 1860s

@sovereigntyofvoyagers7380 2 месяца назад

@@thegrahamsullivanshow566 Average European holier than thou post Vast majority of Confederates who were killed were not slave owners. Their deaths are as much of a tragedy as the deaths of the North's. And both the North and the South were on their path to reconciliation into the early 1900s. People like you are the reason there's still tension over a hatchet that should've been buried generations ago.

@skiprydell1 9 месяцев назад

This is an amazing production. Kudos all round to the creators and actors.

@paulofreire7520 3 года назад

Absolutely awesome! 👍🏻

@williamhalsted4 6 месяцев назад

The music and the actors' expressions really set a wistful tone of the faces that endured the horrors of war, and those who never came back.

@FREEMAN.... 3 года назад

Beautiful ! Way more accurate than Hollywood's. And what a great music! Thanks a lot!

@Yosemite-George-61 3 года назад

Fabulous presentation ! Kudos to the actors ! Bar none !

@rvail136 3 года назад

That was very cool...and is a huge reason why I subscribed to your channel.

@luisnguyen5455 3 года назад

We are so proud West Point Cadets officers 👮‍♀️,beautiful uniforms in the world. Thanks for posting.( French legions and RCL veterans) thanks again.(soluu huong 🇫🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧

@justinbradfield1489 2 месяца назад

One of the most beautiful and elegant videos I have ever seen on the internet.

@raffaelepinto2043 2 года назад

A little, marvellous trio in the history. Thanks

@tibor1234 3 года назад

Awesome. Great Video, beatiful uniforms even the actors are great. Thank you. Greetings from Germany .

@JohnnyReb 3 года назад

7:58 In honor of my North Carolina kin who fought: Private Samuel Williams Company "I" 12th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. (He also served during the Mexican War as a Sergeant Major.) Private Jeremiah Brown Company "E" 15th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. Sergeant Jessie Lassiter Company "D" 32nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment. Private Everett Lassiter Company "D" 32nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment. (Everett and Jessie were brothers and were captured together at Spotsylvania and were at Point Lookout and Hellmira they survived the war and prison.) Caleb Lassiter Company "D" 32nd North Carolina Infantry Regiment. Caleb, Everett, and Jessie were all brothers.

@Godiswithus3 2 года назад

I commend you for this video. It was pretty informative.

@jesseusgrantcanales 3 года назад

As a reenactor in the 49th Ohio it warms my heart. :) Great stuff and a good Memorial Day video selection to watch even if posed way before.

@ishyab011 3 года назад

Really cool exhibition. Tanks!

@jimsannerud6254 3 года назад

Brilliant, simply brilliant.

@kalinscorner4559 3 года назад

Just what I wanted to see it’s great to see the many infantrymen and regiments from all states involved in the civil war

@antoinestrouzas1335 3 года назад

Excellent presentation! Congrats! Greetings from Athens 🇬🇷

@elsafrei 3 года назад

Excellent et superbe ! Le sujet est riche d'uniformes meconnus ! Bonnes prises de vues descriptives , les modeles bien choisis , le tout sur une belle musique bien dans le ton ! Bravo ! 🥨🇫🇷

@mjackson74 3 года назад

Great video. Such great detail in the uniforms and very educational. I bet those backpacks were not the most comfortable to be marching with and carrying day after day. I can imagine just how hot those uniforms were in the summer for these men.