Pickett's Charge Location & Final Day of Battle at Gettysburg

[@TravelswithNick]

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[@nem525]

Great video Nick!

[@Texasman1964]

Awesome vid mate! You out together a great Gettysburg series. I love them all. I hope to see it all someday. Thanks 🎉

[@TravelswithNick]

Glad you enjoyed it! I hope you can check it out someday! 😎✌️

[@javierdealba6868]

great work 🙌🙌🙌🤟

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you 🙌

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks you sir 😊✌️

[@BIGGER_RED]

Random question… where did they bury all of those soldiers if they dropped that many people so fast?

[@TravelswithNick]

Days after the battle they were buried in mass graves right there on site. Later on majority of the bodies were removed and then relocated in proper cemeteries. People say there is a possibility that there could still be a few soldiers who were missed and still remain buried in the battlefields

[@rhondaz356]

This was so interesting. It's too bad for the Confederate side, that it didn't listen to General Longstreet. It must have given you such an eerie, surreal feeling, as you walked the very fields, where so much blood was shed so long ago. You certainly clarified any hazy memories for me. **Excellent coverage throughout. It's obvious being there affected you, Nick.

[@TravelswithNick]

The outcome of that day would’ve been different if they did listen to him. I guess it wasn’t meant to be. This was a personal bucket list item checked off for me Rhonda so it was very special to be there. Thanks as always 🫶😎

[@nanabutner]

I am no military strategist, but even I can tell that charging across an unprotected field is a suicide mission. I understand that other than the cannons-rifles and other personal weapons had a short range of accuracy, but ---.

[@TravelswithNick]

I think it was just the time in history and how battle was conducted. I agree it doesn’t make sense today. Thanks for watching 😎✌️