Gettysburg 2008 Civil War Reenactment ANV Marching to Battle
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2008
- The Army Of Northern Virginia forms up and marches to the 2008 145th Reenactment of Longstreet's Attack during the second day of the Civil War conflict in Gettysburg Pa.
What makes the American Civil War so fascinating even for non americans like myself? It is that free man choose to fight for what they believed was right. Greetings from Germany.
We Are Men, Free According To God And Yes, Men. Germany Has Suffered It's Own Path, Right Or Wrong, To Freedom. The United States Now Stands With You, As We Do Our Southern Brothers......
They stand to the history not so in Germany
Дух этих ребят сейчас- под Авдеевкой и Херсоном в Украине! 💥💥Да восславит Господь храбрых!!✌✌
Her lgs are wide open @@youtubelover7411
As a great-grandson of a Confederate veteran, I'd like to thank y'all for taking the time to re-enact this.....if I had time, I'd be there too....
Myself and CSA unit were at the 135th in 1998, it was excellent, we vacationed out there 1 1/2 weeks before the event, one of the guys uncles had a farm north of Gettysburg, we had troops all over his property, tents, shelter half's etc. and better yet, he had an inground pool
At big events it's always neat to see the Sutler tents city !
IM french and i respect the americans for that:
The respect of themselves and for their ancestors.
I'm a proud citizen of the Confederate States of America
This is so cool to see history come alive, one cannot even imagine what it was really like 150 years ago.
May the memory of the Glorious Confederacy live on forever in the hearts of all people in the South!
They live in my heart too, just saying. And im bout north as you can get.
Greetings from a Texican, and Thank ya kindly.
God bless the Confederate States of America the army of Northern California's with you
I was there, just out of the frame to the right, doing some work on our gun in the artillery park, and waiting for the chance to tow it onto the field. It was amazing watching all these men march past.
I was there also, our guys at that reenactment were portraying the 5th Louisiana lnfantry Regiment.
I was in the15th Texas lnfantry Regiment, it being the actual unit my great grandfather fought under. He was in Company F., out of Henderson County.
When l first started reenacting, l was with the 12th Texas lnfantry Regiment, which l best recollect was from one of the counties that are on the Red River between Paris & Texarkana.
Just can't remember, that 22 years back.
DEO VINDICE-GOD SAVE THE SOUTH
The ghosts hearing the drums they go like "hey that war is not over yet"
Something amazing about hundreds of people marching together in time with a drum beat! Amazing!
Left foot down as the drum hits..
Only dry day we had during the event. I was grateful.
Man I would love to do this.
meto im old enfogh for drummer boy
@xXHearTBuRN14 Usually people choose to die if they either run out of ammo, or if there are a lot of guns going off in their direction, or if it's the turning point of the battle. It's assumed that the enactors will be "honest" and die when they are "shot"
I love this style of warfare the giant columns give me goosebumps
Lord I hated that hill...
@1stAres Thanks!, I really enjoy that march.
I always love it when someone tells another where his accutrements "should" be. When you are on the march you are going to find a comfortable position and that is where they will be placed and stay. This comes from someone who has been reenacting for 20 years, so I think that I can throw my opinions in the ring.
I have ancestors both on the CSA and the Union, it makes me proud that their are those who wish to make history alive and well, for lest we forget. BTW the Garry Owens tune was played on the march starting 1:00, which BTW Col. Custer adopted for the 7th Cavalry during the Indians wars and still is today.
@phideas the first tune played is called garry owen
Is this video copyrighted? I am thinking about doing a CZcams documentary and I need footage. Whom do I contact for permission?
what's the name of the first march these man are whistling?!! I've been lookin for it for a while, its' beautiful!! someone please let me know
Very neat. I’d love to get into this stuff!
@Butternut731863 Camps usually open a day before the event, close down the day the event closes
Wow - this looks seriously impressive! Wish I could see it in the flesh - must be amazing.
@MrDaeth666 Hits are usually at the discretion of the participants, though sometimes officers, NCOs, or event organizers will assign hits. One common complaint is the distances and hits aren't realistic, but if too many take early hits, the scenario won't last for long. It's common for both sides to complain the other side wasn't taking enough hits, but some participants are reluctant to drive several hours just to fall down ten minutes into the event, lie on the ground, then drive home.
Hello
I am French and I would like to one day be able to see such an event I am in the south of france squarely down my country at the edge of the Mediterranean and I have the Southern heart has 100%
@Sto20784Once you have the gear hat you need, look up the certain company that you want to be in and see if there is a reenacting group for it. If there is a reenacting group contact them and ask if and how you can join.
I will never forget this day what a sight it was
What would Confederate Generals do Seeing all this?
I went to the 160th Anniversary Reenactment with my Son and Grandson and it was Awesome...
@amazingmazie you can try to broaden your search in the Pennsylvania area perhaps there's a Union group that also does Confederate, although that could make the gear buying more expensive....
No plastic pellets. Generally it's the choice of the reenactor, who may drop if he's out of "ammo" or tired, although it CAN be a planned event by random selection.
@jimjamyou2be I think we got there about 3 p.m. on Wed. Got our camp going, and pulled out the next Monday morning.
It was a real mess how the organizers set up the CS artillery on a slope with wet grass rather than on the flat field by the barn. I spent more time waiting in the artillery park, or sitting in my truck towing the guns back and forth than anywhere else. I saw 3 guns get loose and careen down the hill and across the road. Scary as hell.
@number1gamer17
not necessarily so. sometimes you play be scenario, or when you are too hot/tired, out of rounds (which are simply tubes of black powder). When needed, you can actually "resurrect" as the army passes/retreats back over your dead little body!
@amazingmazie I'd wait until I join before buying equipment. Some reenactment groups may have specific things they use while in the field.
This is really well done.
I just do reenactments in my nic of the woods, so usually there are 70ish union rifles and 140 confeds, hot damn that is a lot of people at Gettysburg! That looks like so much fun! (Huzzah for the 100th Penn and the 7th Wisconsin, our units are tiny so we fall in together to form the aptly named 107th Wisconsylvainia
When I'm in the US again, i try to watch such a great reenactment :)
I wonder if there was any ghosts of the old civil war marched with those fellas
@hollywoodwerewolf I have also Heard that there is a Confederate group that is in New Jersey , but I can't find info on it :(
Giving this video five full stars is too few. It should get ten. Or Eleven.
I've never seen so many Confederates. Great Job!
Glorious sight, from Britannia with love.
Went to this Re-enactment last year (2011) and loved Gettysburg town wise but was kind of upset with the actual turnout of re-enactors. I have been to a ton of them and Ohio's little town of Zoar actually put on a better reenactment than they did at Gettysburg; battle wise. (Not Sutler). I traveled 8 hours thinking it would be this massive turnout but boy was I surprised... I was told it was because I went on an off year? I am returning for the 150th and I hope it's more like this.
how many reenactors did you have?
@yourmomma244
Yes it was a British Soldier. Generally at these large reenactments you must portray a particular individual to wear such a uniform.
@rebelscott1865 The bugger was that we had to march up the hill after the battle. It would have been much nicer if we marched up it before the battle so we could go downhill when we were tired after the battle.
We climbed that hill over and over again, my unit is with the Georgia Volunteer Battalion. The battalion commander at the 2 min. mark has a good officer impression. From what i've read, it was common for soldiers to wear their accoutrements high, so they wouldn't hang low and get caught in brush, or ripping off. I wear mine the same. Hope to see bigger numbers at the 150th anniversary, the GVB will be there.
The officer with his accoutrements so high up...did his men play a dirty trick on him, cut a length from all the straps then stitch it back together? It looks very difficult to get at the haversack or the all important canteen
I dont get these Reenactments, how do you know when you get shot!?? Or are you guys firing some sort of plastic pellet?
@amazingmazie you're right, the 44th Georgia Infantry is based in New Jersey.
Do a Google search on "44th Georgia infantry company C NJ" and you'll see the website.
Hence, They matched. In the ANV, there are not NEARLY enough Richmond Depot uniforms, and too many guys can't differentiate between federal and CS leathers.
What song is played at 2:05
I really regret not going to this one. The unit I was part of initially planned on going but then decided not to. I even took those days off from work months ahead of time. :( I was with the 41st VA. I want to go back into reenacting but my job requires me to work on weekends. Plus, the captain of our unit was way too pushy when it came to getting all of your equipment at once.
@nc69th I'm taking a guess...perhaps 3-4,000?
Well I wish I was in dixie! Hura!
but usually it's when I'm running close to out of ammo or if I want to lay down and take the battle in.
Does anyone here know Sam Lynn? He usually plays Robert E. Lee......
Great video, but lets be honest: Look at all those beer-bellies, sun shades (!!), clean uniforms, and the huge number of men with gray hair! Remember, the average Civil War soldier was in his early 20s, lean and thin, and never had his uniform dry-cleaned.....
@easycure007
No, not necessarily. People will often join a Company with ties to their ancestry. I joined a Confederate Company because I had friends already involved. I have 3 ancestors that fought for Pennsylvania Regiements. I discovered that is enlightening to learn something from another point(s) of view.
whole complany?
actually nevermind, it seems that the second column of troops was marching to it
Agreed
half the CSA army were farmers who answered the call to arms, and maybe a quick stint in basic to show you how to fire and roughly march.
you can just hear "Garryowen" in the background
whos lee? whos playing him?
beautiful
I love civil war reenactments. there so cool I am southern , born and and proud of it. lee surrendered. I ddn't .I am a Virginian.
country girl
+Horny Aleks Leaver alone, creep
LOL I AM A BLACK REANACTOR AND SOMETIME I WISH I HAD MY OWN ALL BLACK REGIMENT OF 1000+ UNION TROOPS IN ALL NAVY BLUE UNIFORMS AND SHOW WHAT WE CAN REALLY DO OUT THERE !!!!!!!KUZ IF THIS IS WHAT THESE SORRY REBEL FOOLS LOOKED LIKE I SEE WHY YOU ALL GOT SMASHED ON !!!!!!!!! LOL HAHHAH RIP GEN.JOSHUA CHAMBERLIN !! RIP COL. ROBERT GOULDSHAW
BIG AVE God damn it every one has all role to play in the civil war. I’m Mexican American fuck am suppose to be in a re-enactment.
Not in Mexico my ancestors fought for Texas against the Mexican army during the Texas Revolution.
Give And Em Hell Boys! I-i-haa! Long Live Dixie! Hello from Russia
Now that was 100% hot grits, and buttered cornbread !!!
How should I send you the list of ways you are wrong
I was just curious, it seems like it would encumbering during marching...throwing off the COG and all.
Wonderful capolavoro ❤❤❤
Not to mention that recording video was still impossible in the 1860's....
@OneSkiWonder AMEN BROTHER
1878 actually. Look up Eadweard Muybridge. They recorded a horse running. :)
Minstrel Boy at 5:40!!
@yourmomma244 I believe that that was a member of a Zouave unit.
@rebelscott1865 AMEN!!!...good lord that hill got taller and longer every day!
cool
@hollywoodwerewolf Yea I thought about that after Iwrote the comment I am starting to look up reenacting groups myself but can't find any Confederate groups that are close to Pennsylvania.
Would they have had bayonets fixed?
can anyone identify the music at 1:35 ?
The music is called Garry owen March 7th cavalry
by the end of the weekend I learned to hate that danged hill we had to march up and down. As for being over fed we was finally livin off of the fat of that northern land.
A for effort but I seriously doubt that Longstreet's men would have been playing the fife and drums on this march as this would have telegraphed their position and intent to the Union army. From the historical photos, the average soldier's weight appeared to be at least 80 lbs less than most of the soldiers in this video. I would also suggest that firing the first shots upon the flag of the United States at Ft. Sumter would certainly put the blame squarely upon the South for starting the war.
@jimjamyou2be at the reenactments before they start you have to draw a paper from a hat and it will tell you if you die or live.
Worst part about mainstream Confederate reenactors, is that they all play the "Reb". Even they don't realize, the confederate army was still an ARMY, a well trained and disciplined fighting force. People take what they see on movies and apply it to poor impressions. My biggest pet peeve is when guys in one company have 10 different uniforms, and hillbilly hats. The rebel forces still had a uniform. It varied between regiments, even between some companies, but the forces were still uniformed.
How many men were there for this reenactment?
A little over 20,000 for this one, nothing compared to the 1998 135th Gettysburg.
Not true. They Confederate army was as well trained as federals. They were still a Professional fighting force.Its not until 1864 you see the army throwing in recruits with little training on both sides.
in the actual war yes that was the case. but today for reenactors it doesnt matter. i know of a few confederate units in the northeast and several union units in the south. it all depends on which side you want to portray
Слава героям! Слава парням из Дикси!💥💥Слава непокорному Югу! Господь любит Дикси!!🤚🤚
OHHHH, ok. thx!
If someone is aiming right at me I will usually take a hit and I've had guys on the other side do the same thing when I am aiming at them.
WONDER IF THERE WERE ANY TIME TRAVELERS IN 2008.
aah, lost file footage from the Civil War!
They should have turned around that damn Gettsburg, which wasn't even the initial plan, and headed for Washington
that,s is very good
i want to be a reenactor? any help making this a reality?
Sure! Go to ghettos burg
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thats me at 2:01 saying halt!!! lol i had fun there