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Court rocks. Great addition.

I see a lot of union soldiers.but what about the confederate soldiers ? Why are they not represented?

I was standing near Gettysburg Eddies with my girlfriend, and when I heard Garryowen flawlessly being played in the distance and behind them was a large row of perfectly aligned muskets in close step, I turned to her and was about to say something when she grabbed my shoulder and said “that’s them!”

I’d be interested in all that you mentioned- especially Dr Murray on Meade. For selfish reasons I’d like to know more about Evander Law and Birney/Hobart Ward and the fight around Devil’s Den.

Great Vid

David M. Gregg would be an interesting general to highlight on a tour

Wondering what you know about the Potomac 4 wheel traveling kitchen? An Australian newspaper of 1864 states:- "A Locomotive Kitchen - A 'New York Journal says that a cooking apparatus on four wheels, and drawn by two horses, which is intended to be used for the Army of the Potomac, has been constructed in New York. It has cooking facilities for four hundred men, and must prove an acceptable aid in the operation of the Commission. The cooking-waggon consists of three boilers, for making tea, coffee, and soup; each boiler holding fourteen gallons, and capable while on the move, with good fuel, of boiling ten gallons each every twenty minutes - while stationary, twelve gallons in the same time (twenty minutes), which would be from ninety to ono hundred and eight gallons per hour."

Great episode guys, thank you!

What a great show. Thank you.

Equal rights. Yes !!!! Lazy, too bad.

Another interesting interview. See ya in 2 weeks for the “quiz” and Xmas party.

I’d also be interested in learning more about, Gen. Samuel S. Carrol, of the Gibraltar Brigade. 🙂

The flag you were confused about that said was too shiny is made of silk, I was one of the ones in that regiment.

You talked about getting soldiers to “shoot to kill:” here’s some information on the subject & how modern training is making individuals better at it: ua-cam.com/video/zViyZGmBhvs/v-deo.htmlsi=wSfPGxPlY-ZXCMUF

Chancellor a forgotten part of the history. They were cut up badly here.

"Don't call me Lowrence..."

Born and raised in the Land of Lincoln (the good part south of I-72 😉). I was fortunate to have many class field trips to his home in Springfield, New Salem, and Lincoln’s Tomb growing up. He’s viewed as just shy of a deity in Illinois. 😊

How could anyone hate, Matt Callery? 😳

I have read Mr. Huntington's book. I recommend it.

Just dirty. Then again, immigrants made up to 50% of some regiments. Emancipation was pragmatic. What jobs did blacks get in the Union? Oh yes...they dutifully served as human shields (54th Mass.) and as prison guards in places like Camp Hoffman. I.e. they performed jobs no whites would willingly take. As a side note we have Grant's General Order #11 which exposed the North's ongoing participation in the cotton trade. The textile mills didn't just close shop upon the opening shots at Ft. Sumter. Then came half a century of sharecropping. All of this was beyond cynical. The whole dang affair. Beyond cynical. But great interview as always. Perhaps more will begin digging into the dollars and sense of it all.

My husband’s 3rd great grandfather was in the 102nd PA volunteers at the wheat field-found the above in his pension request….

One word for the speech: people. (founding) fathers, the brave men (living and dead), us and THE PEOPLE.

I was carrying the national flag with the Berdan Sharpshooters. My first time out since joining them. Solid group with a long history. Thank you for the great coverage!!!

Hater is such a strong word 😂

Ricky Fowlers wife here 😂 Matt lies! His voice is soothing! In fact, I think he needs to record audio books or bedtime stories. Also, Little Ground Top is elite.

Son of the morning star is one of my favorites

Great show!

I don’t know why; but when, Matt, disrupts the news with sound effects & the girls ignore him & continue talking; I find it hilarious. 😂

Hell yeah Abe 😎

Having, Dirty Billy, on AG is a fantastic idea! 🙂👍🏻

The Minie ball was undersized, making it easy to load, even with a fouled barrel. But if you tried loading a round ball after that many rounds you would have trouble.

I visited Gettysburg for the first time back in July. I was lucky enough to have Mr. Trott as my LBG for an afternoon. Couldn’t have asked for a better experience! That dude definitely loves what he does!

Matt is the man! Have him back anytime you need Maryland Civil War expertise!! 👍👍

I was with the Zouaves of the 5th New York.. Thank you for posting!

Late here. GREAT discussion. LOVE the convo after 54:00 re: Lincoln's unsent letter And you're right, Sickles "poisoned Lincoln's mind early on". Question is...who was Sickles REALLY working for? i of course have him in England with none other than GEORGE PEABODY, at the infamous dinner... Wondering if he was privy to that OTHER meeting in London in 1856 hosted by George Sanders... He was definitely steering not only the narrative but events as well. This is why all the GBG regulars stick to the salient and yeah, have fun regaling crowds with the stories of philandering... But never hone in on the power he had, the attention of "the king's ear", and the levers he pulled preceding the war as a DIPLOMAT

Outstanding show.

my Boys! sorry i missed it this year!

Lots of hard work, dedication and resources go into their impression. Keeping a dying hobby/lifestyle alive. Nice work 👏

Statler and Waldorf Gettysburg style. Very enjoyable commentary

Amazing insight. Another great show, Matt. 🙂🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Wonderful!!

Thanks for the coverage! You and Bethany covered this like ABC covered the Rose Bowl Parade. First class work! We enjoyed it, thanks!

The crowd falls silent when the confederates march up because it's weird AF

The first band was the 73rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Band

Outstanding

AND THERE WAS LIGHT is a terrific book, a great referral! Entertaining rendition of the Address - ua-cam.com/video/NkgHOq9exZk/v-deo.htmlsi=rGEdA5MMm9OyFJ2S Great Documentary - ua-cam.com/video/oRj_3aKzl3c/v-deo.htmlsi=9rvXUWKK_1EBWOt0

“A Matt Callery Joint”. I’m old enough to get this reference.

"Those who would deny freedom to others..." A. Lincoln Letter to H. L. Pierce April 6, 1859