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Walking Upton's Charge - Spotsylvania Court House Tour | Overland 160 

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This video is part of our series commemorating the 160th Anniversary of The Overland Campaign. You can view the full series here: • The Overland Campaign ... #spotsylvaniacourthousetour
After a Southern victory at Laurel Hill, Union forces selected a young colonel from New York named Emory Upton to lead an attack against the fortified Confederate muleshoe salient. The strategy and style of the charge would later be used in the trench warfare of World War I.
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Комментарии : 56   
@Bodiddley788
@Bodiddley788 19 дней назад
This Overland Campaign was brutal.
@chasechristophermurraydola9314
@chasechristophermurraydola9314 19 дней назад
You can say that again because one of my 1st cousins 5x removed had a stepdaughter and one of the stepdaughters brothers in law was killed in the battle of the wilderness on May 6th.
@Bodiddley788
@Bodiddley788 19 дней назад
@@chasechristophermurraydola9314 yeah, its hard when a close relative dies in battle.
@chasechristophermurraydola9314
@chasechristophermurraydola9314 19 дней назад
@@Bodiddley788 you can say that for sure but for me it’s more harder when a close relative of mine is a pow and what I mean by that is one of my 3rd great grand uncles was a pow at Andersonville and he sadly passed away there.
@lawrencemyers3623
@lawrencemyers3623 18 дней назад
You said it. It reminds me of the WWI Battles of the Somme and Passchendaele. A real horror show.
@genes.3285
@genes.3285 13 дней назад
Every single one of these Overland videos produced by the American Battlefield Trust has been excellent.
@williamolenick7798
@williamolenick7798 18 дней назад
Very great videos, love that each can be viewed individually without relying on other videos
@kevindecoteau3186
@kevindecoteau3186 19 дней назад
These videos of the campaign, when I see the ground where hundreds of men from both sides fought giving their last full measure move me to the core. I can see the bodies of the dead and dying on the fields hear their cries and imagine those left behind. Thank you telling the story.
@garneroutlaw1
@garneroutlaw1 18 дней назад
Awesome video. Hottest spot of the Civil War.
@MrModelaer
@MrModelaer 19 дней назад
Thanks for the video. My 2nd great grandfather John McGovern from company K 5th VT was wounded during this attack. He took a head wound but did survive the war.
@vincentrice7915
@vincentrice7915 19 дней назад
My ancestor jothem Heustis was in the 5th Vermont.. he survived. I walked the path few weeks ago.
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 18 дней назад
@@vincentrice7915 @MrModelaer incredible, thanks for sharing.
@atg323bc
@atg323bc 18 дней назад
Thanks for adding the numbers to the episodes... it's very helpful to follow the chronology of how the ABT team developed these... ,you guys are the best... I can't wait till the "Lee's Retreat to Appomattox" - 160 anniversary series
@michaelwyman5794
@michaelwyman5794 8 дней назад
Another brilliant video following on from the previous gem. The level of detail and the presentation is first class. This must take a lot of prep and co-ordination. The camera work showing the terrain compliments the dialogue perfectly. The use of maps to illustrate the storyline is again invaluable. Mick - London.
@NJcruiser
@NJcruiser 16 дней назад
Yes, thanks for walking around and showing sites that might not be visited as much as some others.
@Clare-qo5jv
@Clare-qo5jv 19 дней назад
Love this video. So many interesting stories that bring history to life.
@fryuppe
@fryuppe 18 дней назад
Wonderful content. My appreciation to all the team.
@michaelhoffman5348
@michaelhoffman5348 16 дней назад
Thanks to the group for taking the time to educate and preserve our American History.
@waltw4537
@waltw4537 19 дней назад
Thanks for the great description of terrain. Never been here. Very eye-opening stuff. Thanks.
@craigcolandro2781
@craigcolandro2781 12 дней назад
I walked that Upton trail when I was there in October.
@garys.4789
@garys.4789 19 дней назад
Another great video thank you guys 😎👍
@Zzyzx--
@Zzyzx-- 19 дней назад
Great narrative by all and glad to see more of the battlefield up close with maps shown to keep us oriented - please keep doing the same in future episodes!
@dadsongs
@dadsongs 19 дней назад
Mr. White said, "DOWN to UPton," and didn't even blink. What a pro! 👍🏻
@dadsongs
@dadsongs 19 дней назад
Oh, wait. I spoke too soon.
@richardglady3009
@richardglady3009 19 дней назад
Thank you for the good visual coverage of this battle. It was great to see/hear Chris Mackowski…I have missed his presence. Thanks for all the hard work.
@rickyburdge3537
@rickyburdge3537 19 дней назад
Anyone giving a explaination about something with the American Civil War, with a coffee mug. I'm there. Looking at you Dan.
@joeparvana9549
@joeparvana9549 19 дней назад
My Great, Great Uncle William Scholan was there with the 43rd NY, I've walked that trail, just wonderful. Your video was a great..."the rest of the story" for me. He would be wounded on May 12th at the Muleshoe.
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 18 дней назад
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
@chasechristophermurraydola9314
@chasechristophermurraydola9314 19 дней назад
I can’t wait to see the video on Hancock’s attack on the mule shoe and I was wondering but why wasn’t Upton given the Medal of Honor for his charge against the mule shoe.
@richardh.5404
@richardh.5404 18 дней назад
Incredible place!
@mattpiepenburg8769
@mattpiepenburg8769 19 дней назад
So appreciate all the great work you fellows do!
@chrispeveto3105
@chrispeveto3105 19 дней назад
That was a great video. I enjoyed the tour that helped me visualize what was happening.
@5graney5
@5graney5 19 дней назад
Enjoying this series
@annmcgehee1728
@annmcgehee1728 19 дней назад
Another awesome video!!👍
@jesterboykins2899
@jesterboykins2899 19 дней назад
Thanks guys. Good stuff as always
@nathanfisher1826
@nathanfisher1826 19 дней назад
Great job 😊
@jorgemartinpaez4376
@jorgemartinpaez4376 16 дней назад
The infamous Union attack in the Mule Shoe and the Angle the battle occurs in a rainstorm? Col Emory Upton's attack! A Sheldon Cooper of the AOTP, the taking of Confederate fortifications and trenches some?
@DA-bp8lf
@DA-bp8lf 16 дней назад
Is the landscape similar to what the soldiers were looking at, or has it changed? Pretty cool if we were looking at something very similar to what they faced.
@mykofreder1682
@mykofreder1682 9 дней назад
The circular Confederate lines look like a last stand, then later those lines are detached, trees in between, pointing in 180 degrees of direction. Lee seems to have the losing Japan decisive battle mentality, the way the Union kept coming he should have known he was outnumbered 2:1 at least material and men at this point for the remainder of the war.
@chasechristophermurraydola9314
@chasechristophermurraydola9314 17 дней назад
I was wondering that since warren commands the 5th corps who is the chief engineer for the union army.
@Clare-qo5jv
@Clare-qo5jv 19 дней назад
I notice the names of the city or the names of the battles are mentioned but not the state they are in. I for one would be interested to know the ages of the generals and officers when the battles took place.
@kjmav10135
@kjmav10135 19 дней назад
This is in northern Virginia. The entire Wilderness Campaign was fought in northern Virginia. Someone with more knowledge with me would have to tell you the ages of the officers.
@Clare-qo5jv
@Clare-qo5jv 15 дней назад
@@kjmav10135 Thank you so much!
@Clare-qo5jv
@Clare-qo5jv 15 дней назад
@@kjmav10135 Thank you so much!
@alanconnors8881
@alanconnors8881 18 дней назад
My Cousin Henry Moseley of the Vermont 6th was killed at Spotsylvania on May 10th.
@Dennislandenmusic
@Dennislandenmusic 19 дней назад
💥
@robertlee8474
@robertlee8474 19 дней назад
Excellent video! Thank you. I’ll bet Upton died of glioblastoma. They said he suffered severe headaches and eventually ended his own life. If they would have had imaging back then, I’ll bet he suffered from a brain tumor
@burrellbikes4969
@burrellbikes4969 19 дней назад
Sheesh - just think if Mead had another of these attacks planned for the exact opposite side of the Mule Shoe about an hour after the first. So just as the confederate reinforcements were being pulled from the east side, they are also hit. It would have been devastating to them.
@bjohnson515
@bjohnson515 19 дней назад
Lee had pulled his artillery...... had the the CSA had their artillery this would have been an abject failure ala Cold harbor
@johnzajac9849
@johnzajac9849 18 дней назад
not a misnomer (wrong name or title).......a misconception......*
@ronbednarczyk2497
@ronbednarczyk2497 18 дней назад
So, Upton was on the Autism spectrum. I've heard some people speculate that Grant was too.
@Hugh-nr5sx
@Hugh-nr5sx 18 дней назад
There is too much repetition in this episode and I agree with other comments that in the round it is too long. It could easily be edited down to 25-30 minutes. Imagine if a video on the charge by the 140th NY at Gettysburg lasted this long..
@georgelesnick2003
@georgelesnick2003 19 дней назад
Man, these guys like to hear themselves talk. I love them, but this episode is so redundant. Let’s get to the point. We all know Upton attacks. Why not get to it
@Rowehouse1819
@Rowehouse1819 19 дней назад
You know, go read a book then. Just appreciate how knowledgeable they are, and second- they are taking their time out of their lives to be out there and providing this great information.
@georgelesnick2003
@georgelesnick2003 19 дней назад
What the hell are you talking about? It’s their job. They’re paid to do this. I love them just as much as you. They’re great guys. I’m just laughing because sometimes they get overly verbose and very repetitive. You should lighten up.
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