15th Alabama infantry regiment living history program - June 29, 2019
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- Approximately 500 soldiers of the 15th Alabama infantry regiment, part of Brig. Gen Evander M. Law's Brigade, marched 25 miles in 11 hours in order to reach Gettysburg on July 2, 1863.
On June 29, 2019, approximately 100 living historians from the Liberty Rifles living history group participated in a camp-life demonstration at the Slyder farm, then retraced the steps of the 15th Alabama by marching over Big Round Top en-route to their engagement against the men of the 20th Maine on the slopes of Little Round Top.
We would like to thank the Liberty Rifles volunteer living history group for helping us with this very special program and their continuing education efforts. Thank You!
Visit the Liberty Rifles website for more information: LibertyRifles.org
Whomever played the fiddle is one hell of a musician and a costumer. He looks straight from the 1860s. Along with all of the other fellas they all look so real
what a time in this life, thank you to both sides for the service you gave, both sides fought for what they believed in. all gave their everything. all are honored and remembered. rest well my brave boys
Ah yes ... one side fought to save a slave based economy and the other to preserve the union. Lets honor them equally. Such horse-shit.
@@PartisanGamer piss off... your ignorance is your downfall.
@@benwade3987 how golden of you to talk about ignorance mate :)
Very cool indeed ,my grandfather Joseph w.Urner was the sculptor for the Alabama monument at Gettysburg battlefield and I visit Gettysburg quite often and have experienced some unexplainable happenings there at the monument and alot of other areas there as well ! OUR ALBAMBA BOYS ETC . NEVER LEFT !!!
Nice to see NON over weight living historians
That was the most legit looking and sounding re enacting I have ever seen. Only thing missing from that rebel yell was gunfire
My ancestor John J. broughton company A 15th Alabama was there lasted the whole war.
God bless them Alabama boys. 15th, 44th, 48th, 4th... They were Longstreets men. I would like to be at the next march.
From a damn Yankee (transplant from PA living in GA)......great respect and cheers for this video! No doubt that would have been an intimidating situation to face the 15th Alabama on that hill.
Unbelievable! So glad they do this!
Hear that rebel yell! Phenomenal video as always 👍🏼
Very nice to see this thanks for posting
My uncle Joe was a Civil war re-enactor he was lazy and always wanted to die early and fall asleep in the grass till he got bit by a Tick and Got Lyme disease
Tom Green Our biggest problem at this event reared its head after it was over in the form of chiggers!!
I bet the boulders said oh no not again. Liberty Rifles are outstanding. Love how the guys are all skinny, not many well fed rebels at this point in the war
Man, that is really cool. these guys really bring history to life.
Incredible experience. Thank you
Very well done, all around!
Tears 😭 man... This was very nice. Thank you!
Great video!🤗
fantastic music, camp life, and battle scenes .. wish I was there pards. *LIKED*
These guys look great! Well done.
Thanks for this Time Trip, i can feel the Atmosphere.
It was said , anyone who heard the rebel yell and wasn’t scared had never heard the rebel yell
Great fiddler!
Pure Gold ❤!!
Wonderful video
I like this; thanks for posting it.
The one down vote has to be Sickles. Lol
Cool to hear the rebel yell!
What's the name of the marching fife and drum tune in the second half?
Is that “Rye Whiskey”?
Jack of Diamonds...with a cross-tuned fiddle. It is about rye whiskey.
You do an honest disservice to anyone who has shed blood
Beautiful
Give them Yankees hell Alabama boys.
Здорово!
Up the rebs!
One thing about this that screams farb is it’s fuckn hot and it’s not a pot luck
i wonder who from the Alabama infantry nowadays have been to Gettysburg at night
leave your phones at the door please.
What are the two fiddle tunes?
First one is 'drunken hiccups', second one sounds like a version of 'lost indian'.
That fiddler is playing Drunkin' Hiccups or Jack of Diamonds same song different title depending on where ya from. Still played today in Old Time Music. Tommy Jarrell was the best. ua-cam.com/video/15C1eNNhdr0/v-deo.html
It’s also called Rye Whiskey.
What fife and drum tune is that?
Lovely paying. Can anyone tell me the name of the fiddle tune?
First one is called jack of diamonds (drunken hiccups). Not sure about the second one
Not one of you has been in a real fight
I imagine one of the worst things about the civil war was having to wear those itchy trousers !
id take itchy trousers over rampant disease any day of the week
lest we forget
wow ....bonnie blue
I would hate to have to hear a rebel yell while wearing a blue coat.
too many shoes
too many teeth.
This is probably the most delusional disrespectful thing I’ve ever seen