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The Cost of Battle - Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettysburg: Gettysburg 158 Live! 

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Gettysburg National Cemetery is the final resting place for more than 3,500 Union soldiers killed in the Battle of Gettysburg, as well as veterans from many other American conflicts. Explore the cemetery and the stories of the men who were laid to rest there, with Dr. Carol Reardon, Col. Doug Douds, Anne Mitchell, and Garry Adelman.
This video is part of our battlefield tour series commemorating the 158th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. You can view the entirety of the playlist here: • 158th Anniversary of G...
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Комментарии : 127   
@arevavaful
@arevavaful 3 года назад
Doug did a beautiful breakdown of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address! 🇺🇸👍
@s.a.charles271
@s.a.charles271 3 года назад
I wish I could speak like that! Amazing!
@blukeblue1235
@blukeblue1235 3 года назад
Mr. Douds..oh my gosh what a heartfelt, moving, and just wonderful summation of The Gettysburg Address and what it meant and still means to this country. Heartfelt and emotional and true words. You brought tears to my eyes.
@LGredsoxsLG
@LGredsoxsLG 3 года назад
His breakdown of Lincoln's address and enduring values is probably the best I've ever heard. Thank you for that, well done!
@jackieturner5145
@jackieturner5145 3 года назад
All civil war dead deserve our respect. Mercy and forgiveness are greater than canceling out those you disagree with. My hope is that those who think tearing down statues somehow cleanses us never get their hands on Gettysburg.
@takyram96
@takyram96 3 года назад
Of all the videos for 158, this was the most powerful. From the story of the common soldiers as told by Carol and Ann to Col. Doud’s incredible summary of the Gettysburg Address, this is the video that should resonate with us all. Thank you!
@Bocajef134
@Bocajef134 3 года назад
The 158th series is what each American (and the world) needs to watch; and, understand why this commemoration is so important to the present and our future. All presenters were excellent; however,
@tiojimmy3425
@tiojimmy3425 3 года назад
I have been to Gettysburg virtually every year for the past 20 years or so, including year 150. I walked Pickett's Charge almost every time, and took my grand-daughter, Danica (Peas and Carrots), to see the Gettysburg Address and town parade (in November). Last year we could not of because of Covid, and this year on RU-vid. Thanks, American Battlefield Trust!!
@chrissmoot7038
@chrissmoot7038 3 года назад
As an only child, the Edward Heath story touched my heart. Again, you have accomplished your objectives with this video to humanize the experience of the Battle of Gettysburg, so that we can learn from this battle and the Civil War in general, so that it will never happen again.
@beerye9331
@beerye9331 3 года назад
I love that you mention Mothers and Wives, it is a reminder of just how REAL these soldiers were, not just historical footnotes.
@davidwhittington7638
@davidwhittington7638 2 года назад
Sir, I would like to say that the stirring words of Doug Douds were as elegant, heart warming and sincere as the Gettysburg Address. A true and inspiring tribute to democracy, the memories of those who fell, and the righteous stand for liberty. I have not heard such passion in an individual in a very long time. The words of Lincoln still ring true, and although one or two representatives of government have forgotten traditions of short speeches, and have dishonored the dead, by trying to destroy the very foundations of democracy, Lincoln and his words will always live on.
@chefzach93
@chefzach93 3 года назад
Extremely powerful wrap-up by Col. Douds!
@michaeleverett7247
@michaeleverett7247 3 года назад
Dougs critique of Lincolns address was absolutely brilliant 😊
@Folap
@Folap 3 года назад
I always though it slightly odd to call people "Medal of Honor winnner" as I always have thought of it, not as a prize to be won, but a recognition bestowed to an honored recipient.
@blukeblue1235
@blukeblue1235 3 года назад
Im sure some people don't realize how difficult it is to put these videos together with limited time and so many aspects of the battle to cover. Every one of you does a brilliant job of speaking succinctly and passionately and keeping us all interested. Not just anybody can pull it off and you ALL do just that. (While walking no less!) Keep up the great work. 👍🖖
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 3 года назад
Thanks!
@s.a.charles271
@s.a.charles271 3 года назад
Truly amazing!
@10Bdog10
@10Bdog10 3 года назад
Love the individual stories.
@josephzug4726
@josephzug4726 3 года назад
Would love other hour with Dr Carol.
@lannyfaulkner6697
@lannyfaulkner6697 3 года назад
Fabulous. Absolutely fabulous.
@MrFrikkenfrakken
@MrFrikkenfrakken 3 года назад
Well conceived, well executed and by all well spoken. You can’t be afraid of history you have to learn from it and strive to constantly do better. Thank everyone involved for the series of videos Gettysburg 158.
@eyegorehertz761
@eyegorehertz761 3 года назад
that man at the end is a true American patriot, the kind all Americans should aspire to be. Happy Independence Day from Canada
@rspro575
@rspro575 2 года назад
I think we have to add Doug to the list of incredible speakers. The cadence, the crescendo and especially, the content. That was very impressive.
@melstutt
@melstutt 3 года назад
Beautiful, solemn wrap up to an amazing, educational weekend of balanced coverage! Kudos to ALL involved in bringing this into the homes of those who could not be there in person! Thank you!
@missmissy2490
@missmissy2490 3 года назад
Thank you all so much! Excellent.
@jackpine62
@jackpine62 3 года назад
That last 10 minutes with Doug Douds was fantastic.
@BemusedHumanist
@BemusedHumanist 3 года назад
Wonderful observance. The focus on the soldiers' stories was tremendously moving. May they rest in peace forever.
@stevevalley2784
@stevevalley2784 3 года назад
All those beautiful American flags flying over American heroes who gave all. THANKS ABT.
@scarecrow3186
@scarecrow3186 3 года назад
Well said by everyone throughout this video.
@richmcmann1235
@richmcmann1235 3 года назад
You guys did a outstanding job on Gettysburg 158
@anthonybendl8125
@anthonybendl8125 3 года назад
Simply, Inspiring! Thank You!
@bradleycred99
@bradleycred99 3 года назад
Howdy y’all! Happy Independence Day to the Battlefield Trust Team. Great coverage this weekend. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@frankchisman7188
@frankchisman7188 2 года назад
I wish I could have been in just one of Doug Douds classes, magnificent!
@martindriver6026
@martindriver6026 2 года назад
I have been to this cemetery, and have walked and looked at all the names of all the soldiers as well as the unknowns of the Civil war. These names should never be forgotten. And I feel the same way about the CSA soldiers should never be forgotten. Thanks about sharing about Heath.
@patricklynch5679
@patricklynch5679 3 года назад
Col. Doug Doud....absolutely brilliant and inspiring!
@ckennedyelderlaw
@ckennedyelderlaw 3 года назад
Doug, thank you for your powerful and needed words.
@lizlittle1641
@lizlittle1641 3 года назад
Thank you Col. Doug for your speech about what makes us Americans. It spoke to me especially during this trying time in our country. The Constitution, Declaration of Independence, 2nd Inaugural Address, and The Gettysburg Address are the 4 documents that I read with my 11th grade English class. God bless you all at the American Battlefield Trust.
@johnniebgoode
@johnniebgoode 3 года назад
Now we see the good Colonel's speech writing skills in full bloom. Outstanding.
@victorianidetch
@victorianidetch 3 года назад
Tears in my eyes, nicely done!
@jorgemartinpaez4376
@jorgemartinpaez4376 3 года назад
THIS GREAT TASK REMAINING IS FOR ALL OF US ! STEWARDS! HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY! AMERICA!!!
@tomf.2327
@tomf.2327 3 года назад
Happy July 4th all! Love this channel and all the work this organization does for preservation and education
@stevecarry6016
@stevecarry6016 3 года назад
Thank you Colonel. A great speech indeed. More people should listen to your words.
@BellesDreams
@BellesDreams 2 года назад
God Bless you Doug! I am proud to be an American Patriot ❤️✝️🇺🇸
@dianemancini8233
@dianemancini8233 2 года назад
This presentation is outstanding! It really touched my heart and brought me to tears. Now it is clear to me why I I was drawn to visit Gettysburg last year and just a few days ago: to remind me what our nation stands for and still aspires to! And also to remember the price many have paid to preserve our great nation. Gettysburg has such a special place in my heart -even more so, with everything that is occurring in our nation. It is a wonderful place to pay respect, feel deep appreciation for our country and those who have sacrificed so much for if, to think, and to pray for the preservation of our nation as it was conceived. There is an unusual beauty to the land. THANK YOU SO MUCH for the great and much- needed work you are doing! ❤️🇺🇸
@darronlewark6504
@darronlewark6504 3 года назад
Thank you for this so much! Please do the same in September for chickamauga and November for look out mountian
@apachecatcat3495
@apachecatcat3495 3 года назад
Totally wonderful and well done. Thanks from Texas!
@dousan53
@dousan53 2 года назад
I didn't think anyone could outdo Carol, but what a finish to this episode 🇦🇺🇺🇲
@FourStatesNoise
@FourStatesNoise 3 года назад
Incredible video all around. Amazing summary & interpretation of the Gettysburg Address by Doug.
@Gryffin56
@Gryffin56 3 года назад
In rescuing George Nixon, Richard Enderlin would receive the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1897. Enderlin lived here in Chillicothe, Ohio after he was discharged from military service. He died in 1930, and was buried here as well.
@billniland5997
@billniland5997 3 года назад
What a spectacular summation!!! THANK YOU Doug!!!
@TheBatt2121
@TheBatt2121 3 года назад
Unexpectedly, I think one of the great speakers of the land revealed himself today. Doug Douds brought tears to my eyes and inspiration to my heart. Thank you.
@GhostofSicklesleg
@GhostofSicklesleg 3 года назад
Another great way to start my morning, thank you for informative videos these past few day! Stellar info and presentation, and the special guest stars and artifacts was the cherry on the top!
@philiphorner31
@philiphorner31 3 года назад
Thanks
@s.a.charles271
@s.a.charles271 3 года назад
Best video in this years series!
@aoac1
@aoac1 3 года назад
Wow. Carrol got the tears started down my cheeks, and Col. Doug started the swelling in my chest. Great job by all presenters. I have binge watched over the last few days. I will probably never make it to Gettysburg but all of you and the Battlefield Trust have made this virtual version a real treasure!
@markdietrichcochran2274
@markdietrichcochran2274 3 года назад
I look forward to the ABT broadcasts every year. It's nice to see more attention being focused on the National Cemetery and (once again) Culp's Hill.
@arevavaful
@arevavaful 3 года назад
Unknown Soldier Monument... represents all the deceased, especially for those who never knew where their beloved kin were buried.😢😢😢 How poignant!
@timm1894
@timm1894 2 года назад
Carol Reardon is a national treasure
@petercolichidas7484
@petercolichidas7484 3 года назад
"If we loose our history, we are nowhere as a country." Well said and I hope EVERYONE really listens to those words. I'll leave it at that.
@buck1978
@buck1978 3 года назад
Amazing video thank you
@kavehguilanpour6875
@kavehguilanpour6875 2 года назад
Amazing Episode. And amazing way for Doug to close it - really wonderful and inspiring.
@ericbentz4597
@ericbentz4597 3 года назад
I've learned something new in every one of these videos. Thank you all so much for trudging around and bringing the knowledge with enthusiasm and respect.
@johnnystir9796
@johnnystir9796 3 года назад
Thank you Colonel Douds!
@jamesa702
@jamesa702 3 года назад
Thank you Col. Douds, for showing the way at a juncture in our history where such guidance is truly indispensable.
@masonsmith5467
@masonsmith5467 3 года назад
Thank you for all of your reports on Gettysburg 158. I'm a history nerd, so of course I was interested in your videos and learned a lot from them, but I also want you to know that I was moved to tears by this video. Your report was presented with dignity and grace. Well done! Thank you.
@tomdynia9951
@tomdynia9951 3 года назад
Gettysburg 158 has been a great series but you really outdid yourselves with this one. Amazing stuff!
@donl1846
@donl1846 3 года назад
Bravo, well done. Especially your breakdown of Lincoln's speech.
@briannalarson6416
@briannalarson6416 3 года назад
One of the best videos! We loved it, loved the message and could not agree more. Wonderful.
@caliboy8740
@caliboy8740 3 года назад
Great video! Really enjoyed every minute of it. Keep up the great work!
@2DSTORMS
@2DSTORMS 3 года назад
AMAZING ENDING!!
@michaelwalters7333
@michaelwalters7333 3 года назад
God Bless America
@alanbarthelette7386
@alanbarthelette7386 3 года назад
awesome
@keithwoznek3429
@keithwoznek3429 3 года назад
Best video of the weekend
@brendathomas9823
@brendathomas9823 3 года назад
Amazing video from start to finish. Thank-you.
@americanschweitzer45
@americanschweitzer45 3 года назад
I love listening to Doug! He really gets it and interprets it well! It would be awesome for my family to go on one of his tours!
@goodman4966
@goodman4966 3 года назад
Happy 4th Everyone
@bayknight20
@bayknight20 2 года назад
great presentation. You hand off the to each other like clockwork and all are great to listen to.
@appptyltd9436
@appptyltd9436 3 года назад
A very moving speech by the Lt Col.
@gerardjoseph17
@gerardjoseph17 3 года назад
Incredible video presentation...Doug, your words summoning what Gettgsburg truly is and what it means is prolific!!I recall seeing and taking a photo of a Confederate monument honoring the Confederates that fought and died their @ Gettysburg....wish you could of shown where the unmarked mass Confederate Graves were in the Park as well.
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 3 года назад
See our hourlong Culp’s hill hike where we went by some of these trenches.
@gerardjoseph17
@gerardjoseph17 3 года назад
@@AmericanBattlefieldTrust I did indeed watch that, it was outstanding! Really appreciate the amount of time you gave to Culps Hill. Are you folks finished for the day from Gettysburg?
@hooper4581
@hooper4581 3 года назад
👏👏👏Outstanding Stellar tour once again thanks to all ! I would love to hear what happened during the nights of the battle. What was going on throughout the nights?
@mitchharpenau786
@mitchharpenau786 3 года назад
At my court martial, tell them this was a good idea.
@jamieroberts6136
@jamieroberts6136 3 года назад
The video is great but the last 3min of the video are fantastic and beautiful. Well done.
@scarecrow3186
@scarecrow3186 3 года назад
Hopefully more Americans watch this.
@David-lu4gq
@David-lu4gq 3 года назад
More people across the world hopefully, I'm Irish myself, but I get what you are saying.
@jasonallen9682
@jasonallen9682 3 года назад
Doug moved me to tears
@michellehessman3683
@michellehessman3683 3 года назад
This is cool y'all really nice
@jasonalexander3080
@jasonalexander3080 2 года назад
Late watching but this was very good 👍
@kevindecoteau3186
@kevindecoteau3186 Год назад
I do hope that there is someone who can take over for Dr. Carol when she is unable to continue.
@damianguirado9561
@damianguirado9561 3 года назад
Cuántos muertos reales hubo en Gettysburg? depende donde mires se habla de un número de víctimas u otro
@augustreigns9716
@augustreigns9716 2 года назад
we live for as long as someone says our name.
@LittleAnastasia...
@LittleAnastasia... 3 года назад
Sacred ground. I was there one year ago.
@melissapollom427
@melissapollom427 2 месяца назад
The story of Private Farr was interesting. My 3rd great-grandfather was in the 55th Ohio
@model-man7802
@model-man7802 3 года назад
There's a Picture of Gen.Longstreets wife pounding rivets for Boeing in 1944 when she was 85.
@craiggleason8386
@craiggleason8386 3 года назад
If those two widows can get along, why can't we
@catman8670
@catman8670 2 года назад
If history is not remember and understood, we will soon loose ourselves in the fog of lies 🇺🇸
@martyvanduzer9263
@martyvanduzer9263 3 года назад
Theres a little puffy thing you can put over the mic to cut out the wind noise
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 3 года назад
There was a little puffy thing on it but it was windier than that!
@jumpmaster82nd.
@jumpmaster82nd. 3 года назад
Three cheers and a tiger for Colonel Dowds!
@danielpacker9603
@danielpacker9603 8 месяцев назад
Two civil war widow were still alive in 1996, 133 years after the battle. How old were these ladies?
@mthompson0331
@mthompson0331 3 года назад
muted start is awkward my friends. Maybe some subtle music?
@MrThebirddog
@MrThebirddog 3 года назад
Strong ending words that I agree with. Butttt, this country is as divided as the Civil War times.
@colino5056
@colino5056 3 года назад
U should keep doing ur research. Relatives debating on Facebook and neighbors stealing signs and honking horns isn’t slavery...
@thomassalois3508
@thomassalois3508 3 года назад
Isn't General Reynolds who died on the first day of the battle buried in Lancaster?
@g.jasonlancashire9332
@g.jasonlancashire9332 Год назад
The last few minutes HAVE to be watched... it is all wonderful but.....
@markzimmerman7279
@markzimmerman7279 3 года назад
Is it true that unknowns from Gettysburg were sent to nearly every cemetary in the U S . Or is that just an old rumor?
@timaronchang1031
@timaronchang1031 3 года назад
Where Did President Abraham Lincoln Deliverd The Gettysburg Address ?
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