The Atlanta Campaign, Part 11 | Battle of Peach Tree Creek, Part 2

[@nathanappleby5342]

This is one of those battles that served as a testament to the fighting spirit of the Southern people. The same can be said of the Federals. It was most disgraceful Ward wasn't there to help his men. However, Harrison, Coburn, and Wood displayed an excellent example of teamwork coordinating with each other to repulse the Rebel attack. Geary showed himself as the fighting man he was working hard to keep his division together like Rosecrans did at Stones River. One of the many matters the army emphasizes, especially in war, is teamwork.

[@jayward8237]

Fantastic work as always!

[@RahpaSmurf]

Always enjoy your videos.

[@deepsouth3319]

Out numbered 4 and 5 to 1 in most battles yet still stayed in the fight. I had relatives from both Alabama and Georgia who fought bravely.

[@michaelwilson9986]

Yep n Oh what they might have done had things been coordinated much much better.

[@rtk3543]

Great work 👍

[@bishop6218]

Currently reading Sherman’s Memoirs, but an edition unfortunately stripped of all maps. I cannot say how much i appreciate the visual support you provide, as well as the top level narration. Thanks again !

[@travisbayles870]

My great great grandfather and my great great great uncle both of the 32nd Tennessee Infantry CSA fought at Peachtree Creek

[@colekazmierkiewicz2166]

Looking at this map, it’s actually insane to see 5 brigades push back 18 union brigades, this battle was insane. How southern commanders even had the audacity to strike so severely outnumbered I don’t understand. The 31st Mississippi ate serious lead, they had it eough

[@philiphales2109]

Thank you, Dr Wilder. Excellent series, good sir.

[@terryelrod5008]

My ggg grandfather was in the 55th alabama scotts brigade. Recieved a flesh wound in the leg that day.

[@HistoryGoneWilder]

@@terryelrod5008 i hope this animated battle map helped you better understand your ancestor's role in the engagement.

[@terryelrod5008]

@@HistoryGoneWilder yes thank you very much.

[@dylanlewis5281]

Just out of curiosity, why was Featherston transferred from the East after Antietam? He seems like the aggressive commander that Lee prefers in officers.

[@fredsmith8498]

Fetherston was incompetent and didnt follow orders. At second manassas was ordered to advance on the enemies exposed left flank but refused. In fairness, he did perform better in the West

[@Thecompactrepublic]

Great work as always.