First Battle of Bull Run: A House Divided - North & South: American Civil War Mod Gameplay

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First Battle of Bull Run: A House Divided - North & South: American Civil War Mod Gameplay - On July 21, 1861 the American Civil is about to experience the first major battle of the war. President Lincoln told General Irvin McDowell to attack the Confederates capital Richmond, Virginia. McDowell had little experience and so did his men, but Lincoln insisted to take the city. The Union army marched to Bull Run and was confronted by 30,000 Confederate soldiers. The battle was a mess and lead to a Confederate victory. This is a historical battle in the North & South: American Civil War Mod for Napoleon Total War. Enjoy the battle :D
Battle Starts at: 3:51
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@generalbutton 7 лет назад

"Look honey! I think that chap had his head blown off by a canon." "Very nice dear. Can you pass the jam?" Picnickers at the First Battle of Bull Run.

@novaalkronthe1st910 2 года назад

I still can’t believe that happened I wonder what the soldiers thought?

@aaroncabatingan5238 Год назад

@@novaalkronthe1st910 'Are you not entertained?!!!!!'

@nathanberger7643 7 лет назад

" So dad where are we going today" " Well son we are going to watch men get blown into pieces by cannonballs and musket fire". Wonderful day out for the kids, 10/10 would take the kids to watch again.

@detroitdave9512 7 лет назад

Nowadays, they can do it on their ipads and laptops. Just watch this vid :D

@The_Honcho 6 лет назад

If it happened today it would be on a advertised snapchat story like New Years lol

@silverstargaming20 4 года назад

Lost little Jimmy from a stray cannonball but it's all good

@carolinestephens5727 4 года назад

It will go viral and the person thats filming will either die by a minnie ball hit in the arm or get hit in the chest by a canister shot

@Hinkel84 7 лет назад

Apollo, many confederate troops had blue uniforms (the 33rd Virginia for example) at Bull Run.. and alot of Union regiments used grey uniforms, like nearly all New York and Wisconsin troops. The uniform regulation was introduced later :)

@darthredbeard2421 7 лет назад

I know some of the people that were soldiers in Gods and Generals. They were in Morgan's Guard (Revolutionary looking uniforms).

@travisoverly1432 6 лет назад

Ben Hinkel very true. Most confederate troops in the first few battles were in their original US military uniforms before the confederacy decided to create their own to avoid confusion on the field.

@silverstargaming20 4 года назад

I was always under the impression that Wisconsin used black coats and blue pants. Guess I can't really tell.

@danielstanton7285 Год назад

Makes sense. At the start of the war at West point....all southern men were expelled still wearing union attire from their union battalion. This battle happened weeks later. With mass mobilisation it would have taken months to acquire dress battalions

@nathanielgreene1533 7 лет назад

"Its kinda sick people watching this battle" Meanwhile we are here watching an uber realistic reenactment of it for entertainment.

@PixelatedApollo1 7 лет назад

Zachary Shuhart lol it will never be like the real thing

@eoinharrington2692 7 лет назад

Pixelated Apollo the 33rd Virginia are part of the csa Irish brigade

@emperorofthegreatunknown4394 7 лет назад

no they are part of the stonewall brigade. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/33rd_Virginia_Infantry

@swalte6325 7 лет назад

Real people =/= virtual people

@hrotha 7 лет назад

It's not like the real thing, of course, but it's underlined by the exact same sentiment: "war is grand, war is cool".

@jasondewitt3142 7 лет назад

You're a Georgian: This is First Manassas!

@Bent773 7 лет назад

Huzzah!

@novaalkronthe1st910 3 года назад

Your a North Carolinian SAME HERE

@gunnerr8476 7 лет назад

11:35 33rd Virginia is a volunteer infantry regiment, they are the one who fought under Stonewall Jackson command. And yes, they has proper uniforms.

@nerdpotato9248 7 лет назад

along with the 4th, 28th and maybe the 27th

@dueltaylor 7 лет назад

Nerd Potato also the 5th

@nerdpotato9248 7 лет назад

ah how could i forget

@dueltaylor 7 лет назад

Nerd Potato ah, don't worry, I'm just a history nerd

@nerdpotato9248 7 лет назад

dueltaylor so am i, thats why im mad i forgot

@LegoManiac5202 7 лет назад

Dude, you should totally do a life of a soldier but civil war! Just choose a soldier in this battle, and follow him!

@tyrannicfool2503 7 лет назад

how easy do you think that would be_?

@KaylumHSQ 4 года назад

DerekGuerrero how hard do you think it would be?

@carolinestephens5727 4 года назад

In a massive battle and men thats very very hard

@yeng1855 Год назад

I wish there was a game where you can watch a replay of previous battles and look at the perspective of a soldier who survived.

@JCPRandomnessFilmstotalwar 7 лет назад

oh shit, this was the 1v1 i played against emperor of the great unknown, didn't know he sent this in, great playing you man, gg

@Jacsclan 7 лет назад

As an English living in France. I must say that this is a pleasure to learn a bit about American History.

@Daniel_Doce275 2 года назад

Whats an english doing in france

@davetherev1332 Год назад

the federals lost the battle in a big way

@satiivaindiica 10 месяцев назад

Meanwhile in America we're forced to learn about the French and they're military history in America.

@bravescot97 7 лет назад

Brig. Gen. Barnard Elliott Bee, Jr. is believed to have been the man who shouted: "There is Jackson standing like a stone wall. Let us determine to die here, and we will conquer. Rally behind the Virginians!"

@Hinkel84 7 лет назад

"Standing like a stone wall" could also have a negative meaning. Bee was killed after his quote, but he was upset that his troops were killed, while Jacksons brigade did nothing and just stand there like a stone wall, without doing anything. So it was most likely a blame towards Jackson :)

@ezekieljones3248 7 лет назад

That was just a rumor spread after Jackson's poor performance during the Seven Days' Battles

@TheLordPolar 7 лет назад

what?

@nationalistcanuck2877 6 лет назад

Ben Hinkel That’s why he said rally behind the Virginians???

@ronlackey2689 4 года назад

@@Hinkel84 I think not. If that were the case, why would Bee also exort his men to rally behind the Virginians? Reckless revisionist history is a disease.

@kitsunelegend7976 7 лет назад

I haven't even watched it yet but I've already given it a like because because I grew up living within 30 minutes of where this battle took place. Gonna grab some food and watch it now, see if maybe the map has some recognizable features. =P [edit] at 22:50 I believe that house there...is actually the Old Stone house at the intersection of Lee Highway (running East/West) and Sudley road (running North/South). In fact, that creek running by it, is called "Youngs Branch" which I believe comes off of BullRun creek...been years since I've been there last so can't 100% remember. Also, that hill just to the south of the Stone House is where the current day Henry Hill visitor center is located. They have a statue of Stonewall Jackson right outside it, marking the location of where the Confederates "stood like a stone wall". =P One last thing as well...its not shown on the minimap, but the City of Manassas is literally within walking distance of this battlefield. You can probably walk from Henry Hill to Interstate 66 and the city probably within 10 to 15 minutes...thats how close it is... its pretty crazy actually. I'm actually really really surprised at just how accurate this map is. O.O

@Samot0423 7 лет назад

Cool

@unkleswegward6969 7 лет назад

I just got back from back spring break vacation. I was just at manassass, antietam, fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, the wilderness, and spotsylvania. So lit

@WightTsar 7 лет назад

Pixelated Apollo, leader of the divided Kingdom of total war, slayer of the fish, pixieth poo, crusher of nightmares, and all round good RU-vidr.

@detroitdave9512 7 лет назад

Don't forget Jesus xD

@GeneralGiffel 7 лет назад

DetroitDaveGaming You will burn in hell

@highdefinitionapollo2189 7 лет назад

You know what those Union boys say, never take a victory for Grant-ed.

@pathebestmanever 7 лет назад

Thanks to you Apollo, my interest for Total War was reborn. Though my laptop doesn't work right now. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into every video.

@dynamo6322 7 лет назад

Yes! More historical battles! I've been waiting for these! Keep up the great work!

@juanpablootero7433 7 лет назад

"Our boys will be here by christmas" oops wrong war

@matthewarcher3024 7 лет назад

The armies wearing the same color uniforms isn't a mistake. in this battle the sides didn't have color distinctions. That caused allot of confusion and friendly fire. It was after this battle when that was changed

@coffeezingames6051 2 года назад

Hey Apollo, you were actually really wrong when you said that this was the bloodiest war in history at the time, because other wars that happened prior to this one (like the 7 Years War aka the French and Indian War, as well as the 30 Years War and some chinese civil wars and other asian conflicts) were way more bloody, some even with millions of dead, while the US Civil War had "only" about 600k deaths.

@marshalblue2839 7 лет назад

During this battle, there weren't really uniforms for the Confederacy. Most of the Confederate forces actually wore Union uniforms. This caused a lot of confusion with this battle of course. The Confederacy would wear a White rag on some part of their uniform to signify that they were confederate though, so that helped. I thought You'd like to know, and hope this helped you and some people.

@colbywhetstone6335 7 лет назад

during the 1st bull run both armies had brand new regiments and all the regiments made their own uniforms before the armies made a standard uniform

@BTOlsen25 7 лет назад

Pixie during the very early stages of the war most of the soldiers were from their state militia. state militias had a variety of colours used and everything. so especially at 1st Manassas, a lot of confusion was caused by the mismatched uniforms

@Memento--Mori 7 лет назад

All of the blood is Lincoln the warmonger's hands.

@phyreman 7 лет назад

Its gonna be over by christmas they said its an easy win they said

@savagetexas8538 7 лет назад

Early in the war both sides wore grey and blue. That's why some of the Confederate soldiers were wearing blue. It's was their militia uniform. And the same with the union forces.

@frenchmonk94 7 лет назад

The movie "Gods and Generals" is a really good movie. I really liked it. The movie centers on the life of Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson, from the outbreak of the American Civil War until its halfway point when on a night ride with his staff to plan the next day's battle, Jackson is accidentally shot by his own soldiers in May 1863 while commanding at the Battle of Chancellorsville. This movie is the prequel to the movie Gettysburg. I highly recommend both movies to those who have not seen them yet ;)

@detroitdave9512 7 лет назад

I watched that movie last week on a trip and I really liked it :D

@inigovillanueva1944 7 лет назад

It was good, but there were some scenes that was not necessary to be shown, plus I think a TV Show would've been better. The movie was just way too long.

@BrorealeK 6 лет назад

It was a pretty boring movie.

@disdudetw8802 6 лет назад

It got horrible reviews

@samuelluskgamingchannel3709 6 лет назад

I got the move

@randomlyweirdjeff4638 2 года назад

I'm a Civil War Reenactor. There were a couple reasons behind people watching the battles. 1. If you had loved ones you'd want to see what happened so you could relate news to the family. 2. If you were pro North or South it was like two basketball teams in an exhibition. You wanted to see which army was stronger it was entertaining to watch. Until the battle came to you and you found yourself mixed up in it. That's just how they rolled.

@harryturner4774 7 лет назад

PLEASE REDO THIS BATTLE!!! Also, that artillery was just awesome! Nice one emperor of the great unknown, nice job Pixie :)!

@enlilofnippur8409 2 года назад

29:38 Stonewall Jackson, charging in like a missile 😂

@AndyGrayson1 7 лет назад

The 33rd regiment of Virginia was from the institute, and as well due to the battle being the first of the war, there was a lot of uniforms that looked the same on the battlefield.

@ichooseyou4462 7 лет назад

I just watched this channel yesterday and im already addicted! Thx man

@Samot0423 7 лет назад

Took you long enough

@yunusavc2858 7 лет назад

I would be so glad if you make more videos about American Civil War Apollo. Thanks for this one by the way !

@chancy667 6 лет назад

Fun fact about the American civil war, Many European countries sent observers to spectate the battles so they could learn what tactics worked and what didnt since it was one of the first wars of its era. But many of them left early on in the war because they couldn't understand the absolutely savagery of which both sides fought, as an example it was common practice when one army fixed bayonets to charge the opposing force would give ground and reform. But in the case of the American civil war it would instead lead to a bloody and savage hand to hand fight. So these refined European observers believed no war like this would ever take place in civilized Europe so they didnt bother to keep any detailed records of what they saw. And then a few decades later WW1 began.

@craftpaint1644 5 лет назад

Didn't the Europeans say something like "Thank God there is an Ocean between we and they."

@kristiansmith2701 4 года назад

My God, the chaos of that fight on the Confederate right flank around the 10 minute mark is awesome; it has it all: brutal volleys, melee, artillery shells, bullets whizzing by

@nickgustafson9855 7 лет назад

In the 1st battle of bull run the confederates had the same uniform as the union since it was so close to the secession. Union artillary actually got confused and failed to fire at advancing confederates at one point. The confederates changed their uniform after the battle so their forces wouldnt get confused down the road.

@Q84V19 7 лет назад

Yo pixie, You're name sounds like dixie, Also do a Wilsons Creek battle please?

@Q84V19 7 лет назад

Omg he hearted me :D My life is complete

@redbeard989 7 лет назад

OMG.. there was SO many cool uniformed regiments that we didn't get to see. Fire Zouaves, 14th Brooklyn, Union Marines, the Highlanders.... I could see them all down there as the camera flew by but we never got any cool close ups. It was painful hahah

@kurtsherrick2066 6 лет назад

It took the Union Army three days to March from Washington and twelve hours to get back. It was a Officer named Bea who was leading some Mississippi and Louisiana troops that said there is Jackson standing like a Stone Wall. Rally around the Virginia's. Bea was wounded and died I think the day after.

@mikeysteez1885 7 лет назад

Apollo! I live where this battle took place! Just hiked it a day ago! Very excited to see this battle!

@blaisevillaume2225 4 года назад

11:38 there was famously some confusion in uniforms especially at the beginning of the war. Blue uniforms were common before the war and many Confederate units were outfitted with them. Also, some state militias from the North that would go on to form volunteer regiments wore grey uniforms. Southerners never had an abundance of uniforms and clothing and would often take uniforms from dead Union soldiers.

@plartoota4584 7 лет назад

Also one of the reasons the union lost is the confederate uniforms were not standardized when the battle took place, and a regiment of Virginians in blue uniforms simply marched up behind a union brigade and took it prisoner without firing a shot. Uniforms played a large role in bull run.

@aaroncabatingan5238 Год назад

I think the reason why it seemed like the Union had more men is because a lot of CSA infantry was stuck fighting a couple of Union regiments that got surrounded after the Union left collapsed and when the Union right arrived, the CSA barely have any troops in position to fight them and the CSA commander was just sending men to the Union right piecemeal. Which resulted in each CSA regiment getting overwhelmed one by one as the Union advanced.

@user-cl7zh1cc8s 7 лет назад

These are some of the best videos you will see. History is fun.

@Hando316 3 года назад

During the first few battles there was no set uniform. Some southern units kept their blue uniforms. Check out the Zouaves. They had crazy uniforms. I use to do Civil War reenactments and was a part of all the battles filmed in Gods and Generals.

@jamesharris7586 7 лет назад

Great battle! To answer your questions about uniforms: at the outset of the war not all confederate soldiers were decked in grey. Many used to be in blue but when the war broke out their units became confederate units. To distinguish themselves before their grey uniforms came in they would turn their buckles that read "US" upside down. Also, several union units wore grey and it wasn't until after the first few battles that blue uniforms became the standard to help distinguish Union from Confederate. One story from the early days of the war that is interesting was that there was a union unit that was decked in grey moving in a wooded area when they came upon another unit that was wearing grey. They shouted out for the other unit to declare themselves which that unit called back for them to do the same. When the union unit shouted that they were a union unit the other unit (which was actually confederate) immediately opened fire and took out the majority of the union unit causing them to immediately fall back.

@kalashnikov5038 7 лет назад

Good one Apollo! I'm lovin' it! :D

@gregoryshorts700 6 лет назад

During the Civil war / war between the states. Uniforms were issued by the state they signed up . Some union troops wore grey until the union standardized uniforms after a few accidents of friendly fire that caused loss on the field. Confederate never really standardized uniforms. It was a mix matches.

@willdog3 5 лет назад

The 33rd Viginia was part of Stonewalls Brigade, and had blue uniforms kinda like the Union troops. In fact they may have been just wearing old Union uniforms. But google does confirm they looked like that.

@Leo7s1822 5 лет назад

Will Thornton yeah

@user-gq3uu2iw3x Год назад

People we’re having picnics and watching the battle because they thought the Confederates would surrender as soon as they saw the Union army.

@jasons.7506 3 года назад

The 2nd Wisconsin were issued gray uniforms in 1861. They were state issued clothing. Later, they were issued the famed uniform of the Iron Brigade.

@bathorybill9423 7 лет назад

I love when you post Civil War vids. This made my day dude.

@sneeryvoyage3026 7 лет назад

I'm no sure if someone already said this but since the american army's uniform was blue for all states of the union before and during the southern succession, when war time came most of the states (north and south) put on their standard blue military uniforms and marched into battle. Seeing this problem of wearing the same color, the confederates ordered their men to wear a white band around their arm and hat.

@vikasruppa7803 7 лет назад

When the quick question is "what is the best victory for the confederates" and there is no" none" answer

@nickmciver5402 5 лет назад

Confederate troops used union uniforms when they had none, that probably explains the confusion, look up AP hills counter attacks at antitam, his troops had yank uniforms from harpers ferry on, causing confusion

@hamidsharifinejad7215 4 года назад

You go home and realize your parents packing drinks and snacks for a park, but your father tells you that you going to watch people dying from canister shot, gun fire, and cannonballs, and cavalry

@khireeremouns9547 7 лет назад

hey Apollo I love your videos your the reason I started to play total war and the reason I'm downloading medieval 2 as we speak!!

@thefmb9618 7 лет назад

Man I love your videos. you're gonna be huge one day on RU-vid. And no one deserves it more than you man. great job.

@owengalinac2168 7 лет назад

Man Apollo, your commentary has really improved, even from the past few months! Keep it up!

@nicolasboissiere 7 лет назад

Pixie god damn poo. You should do more of that one multiplayer game where you're the commander with all those guys along side you, I particularly liked the WW1 one a lot!

@knitler6025 3 года назад

North: this war will be over by Christmas south: you underestimate my power

@loyolajonray9518 7 лет назад

love yuour channel apollo keep up the good work.

@generalgage4780 7 лет назад

Apollo you took the word out of my mount we need a Victorian total war!

@flyingcar4057 7 лет назад

Man, I love this channel.So much original content you earned those 316 subs!

@redchangoTRDD 7 лет назад

I love these Civil War battles - keep 'em coming!

@midgebarker4022 4 года назад

The saint Andrew's cross didn't exist in this battle. The first stars and bars is historical accurate.

@shoehorn2213 7 лет назад

Pixie, that with the confederate uniform, since this battle was really early in the war, both union and confederate soldiers had similar uniforms, because both sides were practically milita, and it caused a lot of confusion and, you can imagine, a lot of friendly fire

@Hi-lb8cq 6 лет назад

Cool video!!!...MORE TOTAL CIVIL WAR VIDEOS!!!!!!

@talenor849 7 лет назад

The 33rd Virginia (or the special regiment) was a very elite confederate force that were known for causing confusion on the battlefield with union looking uniforms. They are also known to have been Robert e lees guards when he was going to gather new recruit for his army. I know this from my work experience at a civil war museum in Maryland, where they are among the confederate regiments section. Your welcome Apollo

@lenavoit5206 7 лет назад

Long live Pixelated Apollo! And let us never forget those who died in this war.

@andrewbuck6269 3 года назад

“That’s sick you can’t watch people in a war” meanwhile he is watching a battle replay of it

@VargVikernes1488 7 лет назад

I absolutely love fifes and drums playing these jolly tunes while soldiers are slaughtering each other. Makes me think how surreal must had it felt to these men fighting in 18-19 century wars.

@randomlyweirdjeff4638 2 года назад

Stonewall Jackson was the back bone of the Confederate Army. He attacked the Union army at Chancellorsville and completely dislodged them from their position. He was fearless.

@boone674 7 лет назад

The 33rd Virginia was part of the famous Stonewall Brigade The 33rd in the beginning of the war still wore their federal uniforms from their service in the U.S. Army before the war.

@dandanthetvman1819 7 лет назад

The 33rd Virginia was a unit during the battle that was marching on some union cannons. When the soldiers saw the 33rd marching at them they asked there commander if they could fire at them. The commander said to not fire because he had asked for some men to cover that spot. Then the 33rd who he thought was Union fired at the artillery and killed almost all of them.

@kensatan 7 лет назад

yes, more of the American Civil War please

@shyryguy11 7 лет назад

the 33rd Virginia was the stonewall brigade during the First Battle of Bull run and actually initiated the well timed charge.

@dynamo6322 7 лет назад

Pixie, the reason some Union soldiers look like Confederates and vice versa, is because in the battle of Bull Run, he armies weren't fully "rallied" and "trained", and they weren't well supplied, meaning many didn't have actual official uniforms at the time. Many articles state that one of the main problems in the battle was that there would be friendly fire, because no one could tell who was friend or who was foe.

@noyou9379 7 лет назад

The Unit at around 11:51 could have been based off of the early Confederate units as many of them had the same uniform when the lines were drawn between the states. Many of the Cadets in the military schools wore their uniform into battle and they looked just like the Northern units. It slowly faded out though.

@forcemen123 4 года назад

Awesome to see the uniform details The pyjama bottoms from Louisiana were the Louisiana Wildcats, very.tough guys. You can see the longer skirted early war jackets on some too. It did seem pro union though No accuracy edge given to confederate muskets (first battle, they shot better) and no use of bridge to funnel troops into death nozzle

@morganlewis6605 7 лет назад

2:00 Apollo, conventional warfare isn't "murder", murder is killing unlawfully, but since conventional war is apart of the law, it is technically considered killing, not murder.

@apollomars1678 7 лет назад

ehem Apollo, you should make a special day for the twitch action, like twitch-monday or something like this :D i dont want to look into your twitch stream every day at 11oclock ....i wanna sleep........

@eugenecoleman8525 3 года назад

Wooden fencing. The unsung hero of the American civil war.

@cartergrubbs932 7 лет назад

About the 33rd VA uniforms, it adds to the realism of the 1st battle of bull run because during the battle there were lots of cases of friendly fire due to the extreme similarities in the uniforms of the Union and the Confederate soldiers. Some Union regiments had gray uniforms and some Confederate regiments had blue uniforms. But as the war went on each side changed their colors to the blue and gray we know today.

@russelsmith193 7 лет назад

Apollo et all. The 1st battle of the war and Bull Run was fought between mainly militias and cadet troops. The uniforms at this time were Cadet Grey or Blue on both sides. One Rebel regiment had to turn their tunics inside out so to avoid friendly fire....they fought in their white silk lining. Henry House Hill was where General Bee was killed shortly after identifying Jackson as Stonewall with his cadets on the breast of the hill. The retreating Rebels joined Jackson. General Johnston had arrived with 15,000 troops by train from the Shenandoah valley who came up beside Jackson and repelled the Federals. Thence begun the great Skedaddle when Federal forces panicked and fled over the ford behind them. The right wing where the Rebels who had been holding the Federal forces began to take ground as the Federals started to flee in panic. Taking the hundreds of onlookers with them into Washington. Beauregard and Johnston could not follow them into Washington as only a few troops were fresh. Soon after President Davis of the Confederacy asked all Southern Combatants to wear Grey. ps. I am English.

@legomaker9613 6 лет назад

Fun fact, The 33rd Virginia Infantry wore their Union garments at The 1st Battle of Bull Run. The 33rd Virginia switched to Confederate outfits after the battle.

@flintlockhomestead460 7 лет назад

Early in the war uniforms were not standardized. many pre war militias in the south wore blue uniforms. There was a significant number of union militia that showed up in grey uniforms also. Also, the St. Andrews cross Confederate battle flag was not used in this engagement.

@johnwilson3551 7 лет назад

lol 1:40 most of us are eating and watching this battle for entertainment.

@jhibbert6627 7 лет назад

2:10 the same reason we're subscribed to you apollo, the exact same reason.

@grumpygoats4950 6 лет назад

Do a video on the battle of Petersburg and Shiloh please

@collinwoodard5116 6 лет назад

This should be the next total war series

@TheGreyWolf94 7 лет назад

Great video as always Apollo! however Napoleonic war had much higher death rate than the civil war. Keep it up!

@FallatarTheRed 7 лет назад

Apollo at the first battle of Bull Run the Confederacy hadn't had time to make army uniforms, there was much confusion in this battle as Confederate troops were in some instances wearing union uniforms.

@erikwthackrey1963 7 лет назад

During the American Civil War, it was common for soldiers to wear uniforms of the enemy cause at the time, Confederates didn't have enough uniforms, so it was common for the confederates to wear captured Union uniforms

@v1salty186 7 лет назад

LOVE it pixel lated apllo Love It you made me love history you should get milloin i will share and get you to million Keep it up and i want some more ww1 or ww2

@barbarianbanana6505 6 лет назад

My great great great grandfather was in the 62 mounted cavalry from Tennessee

@unkleswegward6969 7 лет назад

Makes sense Bernard bee died because he was the only general that died during the battle and he gave stonewall Jackson his nickname during the battle

@jackthanhauser9575 3 года назад

Still to this day we are treating it like a "sporting event" playing and watching games of the same peeps slaughtering each other to this day!

@georgiomoubarak8007 7 лет назад

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@CaptainChip501 Год назад

I am not sure if the 33rd VA wore blue in particular, but some confederate units did wear blue uniforms such as the Virginia militia units. The north also wore grey. One particular unit was the 7th NY Infantry who wore a grey uniform with black trim and or facing. With no true uniform army at Bull Run, it was confusing who was friend and who was foe.