Battle of Gettysburg using Google Earth 

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Can you at least show advertisements at the end of the video. It’s really annoying seeing an ad during the video

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Another channel ruined by war thunder

Tutorial?

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5:25 four Confederate units top left. Explain.

6:08 three Confederate units top left. Explain.

​@@garypulliam3740 those retreated

@@garypulliam3740 those are reinforcements

In the Northeast, yes. Vicksburg and Atlanta were also key Union victories.

Vicksburg was more important than Gettysburg over all. Atlanta ensured Lincoln won reelection.

Robert E. Lee has failed horribly as a commander. The worst thing as an army commander was to let the past successes gets to his head. It made him ignore the obvious fact that Just 6 months prior he had won the battle of Fredericksburg by possessing the exact terrain advantage that the Union army possessed. It made him fail to see the capabilities of his own cannons and how ridiculous it was to think that he can make a field cannon doo the job of a howitzer. Most important of all it made him ignore the sound advice of General Longstreet to move between the battlefield and Washington to draw the Union army off the highground. It really makes you wonder how he got his commission in the first place

@@EastAsiaCreativeMedia He did accept fault though.

Antietam, Vicksburg, and Chattanooga would beg to differ

It’s actually ≈6 mins

@@cmr_0333 I know, but still :)

@@cmr_0333 The more important correction is that its not animated

@@cmr_0333 And the most important correction is correcting you.

Must’ve been very hard with that 3 minute War Thunder ad

I got an add about the mobile version😂

yea the union had 97000 men and the rebels had 77000 men throughout the battle these numbers are definitely wayyyyyy of

It was probably the number of them actively fighting, and remember there are casualties

15,000 infantry. Remember the artillery count too

Not all of the soldiers were committed to the battle. Reinforcements and stuff like that, or somewhere else at the time.

I mean it's probably one of the most well known wars after WW2/1 so I disagree with you there.

@@soakedmovie9231 I wouldn’t say so. Probably Cold War if that counts, Vietnam, or napoleonic wars

It might be the best known war in the US, with the possible exception of World War 2. I can't speak for wars abroad, but military history enthusiasts here often think that Europeans ignored the lessons it gave for World War 1. They have a point, but to my understanding the Europeans also ignored Crimea and the Franco-Prussian War in that regard.

@@doomkitty8386 Meanwhile, the Americans were still teaching the Battle of Gettysburg as a legitimate up-to-date military battle until as late as 1918.

Well it depends because most Americans know about it but outside of here most people don't know much about it

They were both sides were receiving reinforcements

adobe after effects, google earth were only used for maps

??? yes it did, it helped save the unions left flank

@@Ma1akai I mean... you're not wrong lol

Why don't you make a video and do better? 🤷‍♂️

@@garypulliam3740 , it's called constructive criticism. If you don't hear the truth you can't improve. I don't want to make videos on RU-vid. If me and you run into each other and you'd like to pour through my hard copies of source material and detail the oob's of both Army's and draw that the old fashioned way, I might be into that. Saying great job should be earned. I guess I know too much of Gettysburg to rate a novice video maker. As I said, it's a great video, very eye appealing, with many flaws historically.

@@timhand3380 I can appreciate constructive criticism. I personally would rather you comment with a contact email so that we could discuss it discreetly, if it were me. I think, given all your knowledge on the subject, a collaboration between you and this poster would be an incredible bit of educational material. I believe in history and I believe in getting it right, too. A production such as this, with a better eye to detail, would be fabulous.

@@garypulliam3740 , good to speak with you Sir. Respectfully, anybody with a library card can read what I have read and learned. I know little (civil war) compared to many. Best of luck to you and this content creator.

Is this reply section kind or just really British sounding because I can't decide which lel

America's Stalingrad was Manila.

Not at any one time

He has a tutotial

Are you saying the civil war was also a money laundering scheme run by the Democrats? It wouldn't surprise me.

Yes

@@vietnamese_bot alr thx

@@Slimet_ np :)

No it's WW1

@@ColoringAHouse naw ww1 not happening in 1863

the union won this battle

@@FastKnight401 thx

The confederate army had a purdy good head start in their second invasion of the north. The goal was to fan out and cut Washington, DC's supply lines throughout southeast Pennsylvania. The Union army came in from the south mainly due to combination of an incompetent officer corps (a majority of which were political appointments) and a cautious defense of Washington.

Not how battles work.

Confederates ultimately could not completely break the union lines and head towards DC as planned, so they withdrew.

Territory was not the aim. Lee's goal in the North was to score a final, crushing victory against the Army of the Potomac.

100,000 and 73,000 in total not all at one point.

@MarylandBall by the third day they had all poured in.. and in actuality it was very genius how Lee set them up to come in piece meal like they did.. if Longstreet hadn't lagged and dragged behind and AP Hill hadn't been lost on the sauce they could've achieved the objective after that great first day.

The movie, like the book it's based on, is from the points of view of some select individuals. Not a grand overview of the battle. Yes, I was disappointed in not seeing such fights like the wheat field and peach orchard, and the often forgotten culp's hill on the other side of the Union line. Also, there's the barely mentioned cavalry battle two to three miles to the east. The movie Gettysburg and the book the killer angels do a good job of portraying these people as living, breathing human beings living in the moment with all of their hopes, dreams, fears, and doubts meeting at the crossroads of history.

@@jamesbenn692 Lee didn’t plan it that way though and failed to make sure the advantage was pressed on July 1 (Tell General Ewell to take that hill, *if practicable*) By the second day Meade had dug in on the high ground. Lee went full Anakin with his “you underestimate my troops’ powers” for two days. Undoubtedly one of the worst displays of tactical generalship in history, from one of the most famous tacticians!

@WarlordofBritannia okay bub.. put down your Gettysburg movie and your modern day historians.. first off Stonewall and Lee had been planning this campaign as early as October the previous year in 1862.. the man who made Stonewalls maps was the man who made the famous Gettysburg map..he was tasked with surveying and mapping that whole area for a couple of months.. Lee was planning to change the dynamics of his army too giving his army more flexibility, anyone who knows the military of that time knows a Corp is almost it's own independent army.. only problem was right before Gettysburg the south lost its best General in Stonewall Jackson when he fell at Chancellorsville.. he was replaced by Baldy Ewell.. Ewell was actually moving like Stonewall all the way up moving lightning quick and that why JEB Stuart was behind meeting them.. JEB Stuart gets a bad rap because after the was Longstreet diverted the attention away from him dragging ass and put it on Lee and Stuart.. Stuart was doing the same thing he had done early on in the war during the Peninsula Campaign when Lee first took over and ordered him to ride around the whole Union army.. now go look where Gettysburg is on a map and look at how Lee moves in a long arc and he gets to a center position where he could threaten Philadelphia, Baltimore or Washington D.C.. instead it's mid July, hot as hell and the Yankees are force marching to chase him down so Lee turns into them and catches them in a area before they could defend themselves(Red October Torpedo scene) and gets them to land in Gettysburg coming in hot tired and in piece meal fashion.. Ewell on the 1st day was having a career day and almost had that first part of the Union army trapped but some of his divisions took the wrong road coming down into Gettysburg.. he is also a Corp commander and his first time as one so Lee's orders "take the hill if practicable" meant for Ewell to take the hill but be cautious more or less, Jackson would've took the hill.. A.P. Hill was at his first time as Corp commander too.. Longstreet the 2nd day screwed the pooch twice and that's a long thread to go into on his careless movements.. they now also know that Lee had suffered a mild heart attack some weeks before Gettysburg and is probably feel ill effects from that too. He put to much trust in his Corp commanders 2 out of the 3 were new to thar position and he admits that was his fault in the end.

The Americans.

The union

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But they didn’t

We know…

Robert E Lee, one of the most astounding Confederate Generals probably had some difficulties doing that which couldnt be worked around.

@@polishlithuaniainanutshell5146 subhanallah Allah gave them that difficulty

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 Yes. Praise be to Allah, Abraham Lincoln prevailed.

@@Adonnus100 didnt abraham lincoln also had a quran or was it george washington

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 Thomas Jefferson?

Hảo

“Eternal true America” bro what country do you think he fought against

So much for eternal

lmao eternal, proceeds to get wrecked in 4 years

@@bigpappa4041 let me read the names. United States of AMERICA vs the confederate states of AMERICA. This is a tough call. Maybe they hated the founding fathers? No wait. They have pictures of Washington on their money, and praise the founding fathers and cite the declaration and constitution. Hmmm. What now?

@@epicgamer-cu5ps y’all lost how many soldiers again? Throughout the war, y’all had more men, thus more guns to fire, and these are muskets meaning more guns are good. Since if only 5 out of 10 men hit their shots but the union has 20 men while the south has 10, the union should kill more men. But y’all didn’t. More of your men died. Y’all even blocked the south’s food and other supplies being imported. To put it in comparison, Mexico (a similar nation like the confederates that was just born) lost within 2 years. And lost everything (and was spared being annexed) Come to understand Lee surrendered because he wanted to save the lives of ALL AMERICANS, not just confederate and union. This is emphasized when one of his generals suggested fighting on to which he replied with, “We would bring on a state of affairs it would take the country years to recover from.” This was a man wanting peace and an end of all the deaths. Which can be seen when the USA left Vietnam, and like Vietnam if lee and the other general had not surrendered, the death toll would have risen and the south would’ve won due to unpopular support. Because keep in mind, the Civil war remains the BLOODIEST war, in human history. Even if the land is occupied, people can still gain what they wish for, see the IRA beat the British and gain independence. So in conclusion, the war ended because the cost, for lee and many southerners, was too high, and enough Americans on both sides have died. A person like that is truly someone to be honored.

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Это Конфедеративные Штаты Америки, у них просто флаг похож

@@Gleb-us6ii я знаю, это рофл

1861 по 65 шла гражданская война в США а битва при Геттисберге закончилась разгромным поражением конфедератов.