Winter Lecture Series 2023: From the Iron Brigade to Chief Joseph: John Gibbon's Military Career
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- This program will look at the military career of Brig. Gen. John Gibbon, focusing on his Civil War service, especially Gettysburg. It will also look at Gibbon's post war service on the frontier and his attitude concerning the Native Americans he encountered.
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Thank you, Ranger Karlton! I'm proud to say I'm related to General Gibbon. My grandmother is a descendant of the General's parents, John Heysham Gibbon(s) and Catharine Lardner Gibbon(s). It took a ton of family research to pin this down due to part of the family dropping the "s" from Gibbons. I love listening to all your lectures, Sir!
Small world 🌎 amazing history....
@@surfgod509 Thanks! I began studying the US Civil War in 6th grade, but didn't think to research my family until the late 1990s when I remembered my maternal grandmother's maiden name was Gibbon(s). Took a while to dig all that up.
You should be very proud... this kind of history from the 1800s setup the future of America 🇺🇸 it cannot be taken lightly.... sincerely,JD
@@TheWeatherbuff my family history will take us all back to 1650s of The Northern America's....
@@surfgod509 That's very kind, sir, and you are quite correct. Thank you!
I enjoyed the lecture, nicely done Ranger Karlton!
Out standing talk
Super. Thank you 🙏
Great presentation! Very interesting how so many officers had to leave the artillery to gain a promotion. Have always been interested in Gibbon and this presentation answered a lot of questions. Thanks so much!
So who exactly within the War Department made this ludicrous decision about eliminating the Artillery Branch for officers on the eve/outbreak of the Civil War which would see some of the most ferocious use of artillery up to that point in modern warfare??? Just goes to show us that even back then then they made idiotic decisions just like now. Gibbons was one of a few subject matter experts in artillery at that time and he has to transfer to the Infantry just to stay in the Army. I’m just shaking my head is disbelief. I’ve seen it firsthand as a Marine Corps officer.
I couldn’t hear it on my iPad