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Monthly Archives: August 2014
The March That Never Happened
“The chief cause of the capture of the division was the absence of the artillery from the line, the removal of which was ordered and carried out on the afternoon of May 11th.” (1) Written years later this was Colonel … Continue reading
Posted in artillery in the Overland Campaign, Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Bloody Angle, Cutshaw's Battalion, Earthworks and trenchs, field fortifications, Mule Shoe, Overland Campaign 1864
Tagged Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Bloody Angle, Col. Thomas Carter, Hancock's assault on the Mule Shoe, Maj. Gen. Edward Johnson, Overland Campaign 1864
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The Mule Shoe, Facts and Myths 