"The True Story of Glory Continues" (1991) Official Civil War Movie Documentary

A long-form documentary "sequel" to the original motion picture “Glory.” This documentary was directed by Star Wars/Lucasfilm legend and Oscar winner Ben Burtt (who also edited and created the sound design) and was written by historian Ray Herbeck, Jr. It was originally released on VHS in a 2-cassette set with the movie in the early 1990s.
The Civil War epic which earned Denzel Washington his first Academy Award - and also starring Morgan Freeman, Andre Braugher, Matthew Broderick, and Cary Elwes - tells the harrowing story of the Second Battle of Fort Wagner, a July 1863 Union assault at Morris Island, South Carolina, on one of the Southern Confederacy’s prominent strongholds.
“Glory” highlights the heroics of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, the climactic assault’s spearheading unit that was made up of black soldiers and commanded by Col. Robert Gould Shaw (Broderick). The formation of the 54th came in the immediate months following President Abraham Lincoln’s Jan. 1, 1863, Emancipation Proclamation, which authorized black men to officially serve in the U.S. Army and Navy.
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The Story, in brief: Following the Battle of Antietam, Col. Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick) is offered command of the United States' first all-African-American regiment, the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. With junior officer Cabot Forbes (Cary Elwes), Shaw puts together a strong and proud unit, including the escaped slave Trip (Denzel Washington) and the wise gravedigger John Rawlins (Morgan Freeman). At first limited to menial manual tasks, the regiment fights to be placed in the heat of battle.
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[@michaelbonner5604]

who better than Morgan Freeman to Narrate This Beautiful Work

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

I think Morgan Freeman should narrate every documentary.

[@frankmcclenton7064]

🙏

[@Jabberstax]

Many of the historical movies released in the late 80s and early 90s had an accompanying documentary. I wish they would do so still. I wish we could have more movies like "Glory".

[@harvardarchaeologydept3799]

no more recent history slave movies boy. Go google king tuts grandmother named QUEEN TIYE. Look at her afro and lips in that wooden selfie bust. That’s his maternal. He was a ethiopian black boy. The original blacks. Bill Cosby tried to get those t.v. networks to show you. Arabs gave him a case instead. No more slave movies it’s recent history only 400 yrs ago. 1800s slave movies only not remember that black Egypt history. That history UNBELIEVABLE. Medusa was a black girl with braids… she was a TITAN. ALL titans were the black peoples. Go look at queen tiye and spread that picture of her face.

[@teresawicks-kq3bq]

Morgan Freeman is the one who says we should stop talking about slavery. 😮

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

Absolutely, "Glory" set a high standard with its accompanying documentary, providing a deeper context to the historical events depicted. It would be wonderful to see more movies today that offer such insightful companion pieces.

[@bridgham1]

My ancestor Charles Burr Bridgham dropped out of Harvard medical school to become assistant surgeon with the 54th. He was at both Ft. Wagner and Olustee and likely was tending the wounded on the diabled train that the men of the 54th towed 12 miles after covering the retreat of Union forces back to Jacksonville.

[@bradcouch457]

They should make a sequel to Glory about the battles the 54th Massachusetts served in after Fort Wagner.

[@marknewton6984]

You mean Olustee?

[@bradcouch457]

@@marknewton6984 They fought in 3 other battles after Fort Wagner. Those were the battles of Olustee, Honey Hill, and Boykin's Mill.

[@bradcouch457]

​@@marknewton6984I want to see a sequel that features all those battles.

[@marknewton6984]

@@bradcouch457 I am a Southerner but feel sad these guys were used as suicide shock troops by amateur white leaders.

[@darbyohara]

All of the characters in the films died during the battle. It would be difficult to connect thru the personalities

[@charleshemphill6923]

I think the real reason Ive always loved this film is because James Horner did such a unique score for this movie. It's unlike any other he ever did.

[@user-rs3zr9nj5b]

His main score for Avatar is nearly a copy of Glory's.

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

James Horner's unique score truly sets this film apart and adds so much depth to the story. His work is always exceptional!

[@jamesmccabe2199]

True Heros part of history that should be taught in school

[@beverlyvarnerbv]

"I love the 54th"

[@patrickhepburn2324]

I am 82 and I wish that this taught in my school. Every child should know the sacrifice these young black Americans did for their country

[@pmccoy8924]

These warriors fought for their peoples lives. Literally. God bless them all.

[@ericbrett3095]

The resemblance between Shaw and Matthew Broderick is uncanny.

[@Locahaskatexu]

the actor portraying Frederick Douglass is also very close

[@calvinbowen7824]

Beautiful

[@brooksfleming7643]

Broderick look like Dre 3000. Lol

[@luisbohorquez7096]

I think Cary Ellways also resembles him 😊

[@carlredbird3054]

One of the best civil war movies ever

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

It really is. Most Civil War films are really just big budget history lessons which is great but Glory really has a dramatic story arc that really lends itself to the cinematic experience.

[@FlyingSaucer99]

Lets be honest: Glory, The Killer Angels/Gettysburg and Gods and Generals are the best 3 cinema pieces about the ACW. No CGI or crappy after-effects, just a sublime (AND REAL) story, with no fanciness and nice battle scenes.

[@bradcouch457]

I wish Ron Maxwell would go ahead and finish his Civil War trilogy by adapting the The Killer Angels book sequel The Last Full Measure but unfortunately it doesn't seem anyone's interested.

[@ricardopantoja987]

A testament of American greatness , R.I.P to all those braves souls who fought for something bigger then themselves ❤

[@janmathews3200]

Is it? The legacy of this is prevalent. The BS southern 'lost cause' Bullshit proves how inadequate the USA is. (i mean this respectfully)

[@manny4239]

This is so emotional, I was balling damn near the whole documentary, phuck these onions

[@PrinceChaloner]

I remember watching this when I was in high school.. 😢 My high school teacher had an actual Glory billboard picture in the classroom. It filled the entire wall..

[@jenniferfloyd9179]

Isnt this movie glory really made because of the man named Isaac hart he was the white soldier who lead the black Troup in the second infantry he died in battle I think they just gave him a proper burial 110 years later sad but I guess better late than never im glad he finally got the proper burial that he deserved

[@44WillysMB]

No one "wins" the CMH. It is earned,and is awarded.

[@Ray-vv4ey]

Fine point, but true. Doesn't really add or detract from the historical event that caused the award to be presented, but noteworthy. Drives home the point that it's not a "school yard" competition, but a formal recognition of services rendered, above and beyond the call of duty. I'm personally acquainted with a MOH recipient,xand a SS recipient, as well. They didn't go into those fights looking to "earn" a MOH or SS. They simply reacted, and tried as best they could to save the guys in the next fighting holes. How many similar acts of valor were not noted, and recognized? That's the tragedy. Those men and women would say the same thing - I didn't do it for recognition. That's a true hero, not your Hollywood made-up crap.

[@Alte.Kameraden]

To think the monument to these men have now been vandalized twice now in 3 years... by people who claim to be fighting for the cause. I honestly hope they don't know what the monument is memorializing.

[@debbiesims138]

Watched this years ago. Good movie. I cried at the end.

[@yessumyessum6624]

Oh boo hoo! So you cried... 🙄

[@billyboblillybob344]

Quite the all star cast in the movie...very well made.

[@AnniePA1960]

This is fantastic! The footage is amazing. The identification of each man is touching and important. The narration is eloquent. Just a top-notch documentary, highly recommended for high school history classes.

[@theanarchistsquirrel]

We watched this movie in my Civil War class, and I'm coming back to it months later🥰

[@Jabberstax]

👏

[@theallseeingmaster]

After seeing the movie when it was released, I was inspired to read the book. I'm glad I did.

[@hombrepobre9646]

this was the first war movies i've ever watch and i like it so much

[@marcoderrico8873]

This documentary is fantastic

[@davidsullivan7743]

@sanjaysharma7667 Oh go away you sad little man

[@atldon]

I live in Jacksonville and been to the Olustee battlefield site. The RR is still within sight of the battlefield and I am honored to walk where the 54th stood their ground and save the day from being a total rout…..

[@scottwoods9071]

My dad and I were the only two in the theater to see the movie when it came out. I thought that was pretty sad.

[@lewisleonard7200]

My G. Grandfather, William G. Mcfarlin, private in Co. l 32nd Georgia Volunteer Infantry was in Battery Wagner during this battle. The 32nd met the 54th three times in battle. 1st, the bayonet charge depicted in the movie, 2nd, in Battery Wagner, 3rd, battle of Olustee, Florida. William lived until about 1908 and passed away in Phenix City, Alabama. He is buried in Thomaston, Ga.

[@davidgreene6976]

I like that southern music.I used to listen to Dixie,Bonnie Blue flag along with various Union sons,Battle Cry of Freedom when I was a kid Peace and Union through Angel of Peace,amen. ✝️✝️✝️🌈🌈🏰🏰🎵🌈🔯 Interesting story about your ancestor in that hell.Too bad you want able to meet him. Confederate dairies at Fort Wagner said that a rain of thousands of lead balls felled into the fort before the attack. Peace.

[@annelefevre9457]

Very nice, Morgan Freeman. Vi loved you in the movie GLORY, and enjoyed you so much as this narrator.

[@anthoneyzerbe3219]

The fact they have Morgan Freeman doing the narrator for this is pretty cool being that he plays John Rawlins in the movie

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

Morgan Freeman's narration is indeed a fantastic choice, especially considering his role as John Rawlins in the movie.

[@ojivey8273]

Awesome presentation. Thanks for posting. I am glad that the 180,000 black Union soldiers' stories are finally being told. I would like to see more young black students develop an interest in these types of stories. Most young black students can tell me everything about Kanye West, or Michael Jordan, but, even with the Internet, they know little or nothing about their own history.

[@royboiiiluo6178]

54th MASS was reactivated in 2008 in the United States Army as part of Massachusetts army national guard’s ceremonial troops. In 2009 they were invited to President Obama’s inauguration parade

[@sebatianrook337]

Absolutely masterful,

[@wtk6069]

Years ago when I was in college, I came across an old travelog published in the late 1860s about life in the South immediately after the war. One chapter visited Charleston, SC and related a tale about black soldiers serving as guards for that city in the final months of the war after it was captured. The honor automatically went to the first regiment to enter the city. The Southern ladies were in an uproar about being guarded by blacks, but the men performed their duty well. The book didn't identify this regiment, but could it have been the survivors of the 54th?

[@davidgreene6976]

It was the 55Th Mass Colored.Clearwater Madonna 🌈 miracle apparition site bless you with peace and union,amen.

[@FlyingTooFast]

Yes! Finally! It’s back!

[@davidgreene6976]

My great great great grandfather's military record shows that he is buried in the Beaufort National Veterans Cemetery,South Carolina as shown in this movie.His record saids he served as a sharpshooter with the Federal Union army's Third North Carolina Regiment.Just about every regiment in the Union army had a sharpshooter platoon.He was wounded by a exploded shell giving him a small shell wound while one of the bullets inside the shell enter his body.Some exploding shells contain bullets inside.His record said his friend died from this same explosion. As God saids in the Bible "Thy Shall Not Kill",amen.This is my motto.We learn from our mistakes.There got to be a better way. My favorite Civil War song is when the Union soldiers turned the Battle Cry of Freedom into a religious song by singing " Mary had a little lamb(Jesus Christ)it's fleece was white as snow,shouting the 🎶🎵Battle cry of Freedom 🌈🌈🏰🏰🌈🌈🌷🌸🌹✝️🔯✝️May Clearwater 🌈 rainbow Madonna bless everyone here with a Rosary prayer miracle,through the Angel of peace and union,amen

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

Aa God said in the bible" thou shall not murder". Sometimes killing is necessary... Unfortunately.

[@stephencastello6553]

@@wolfthequarrelsome504 correct

[@sebastianwrites]

We have to be prepared to 'fight...' for our freedoms, and those of vulnerable others. There are things worth dying for!! If such as great great grandfather had not fought for what he believed in, and died... we would not have the rights we do now!

[@stephencastello6553]

@@sebastianwrites You have those rights because the military and volunteer militia commissioned under the military fought for them.

[@sebastianwrites]

And many others@@stephencastello6553 !

[@docholiday41colt3]

I don't think I've got the words to say to these BRAVE MEN but they all shared something that all MEN share in war you look for those MEN that ate by your side by an by with every ounce of strength an BALLS you've got, the color of skin Flys out the fuckin door when bullets are flying your way and there is nothing in your mind other than winning the battle an looking out for your fellow MAN, in arms we share a bond one that not one enemy can break, he whom sheds his blood with me today, is forever my brother this we find a honor that no one can ever be put to the wind it is as strong as the WORD one MAN'S Oath to the other, we are a band of brothers birth till death we travel between thee eternitys, GOD BLESS ALL THE MEN WHOM FOUGHT AND DIED AND THOSE WHO HAD TO LIVE WITH HORRORS OF WAR AFTERWARDS MAY THEY FIND THE PEACE THEY FOUGHT SO HARD TO PRESERVE, MEN THAT FOUGHT WITH HEARTS OF SOUL AN SOUL OF HEART 🇺🇲

[@buckyc.9069]

History records that the Black soldiers in the 54th?Mass. had so much at stake at Battery Wagner S.C. They had to prove that they were worthy of combat. They proved all the doubters wrong. Shaw died and was buried with his troops. Was it Douglas ? Who said, What a bodyguard he has!

[@scottmcdonald4571]

Makes me smile to know these men are embracing the 54th and keeping them alive

[@LostInTheFarmersMarket]

So it was only five months ago when this was posted but damn but that does not matter. It is that you did, I only had a very faded memory of that second VHS tape that proved this all existed. Thank you for making this available to everyone.

[@jcamisa50]

Love the movie, and alots of respect for the documentary!!!! Beautifully done.!!!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

The movie is truly remarkable, and the documentary is beautifully done! Much respect to all involved!

[@dennisfoulds3941]

Excellent, thank you.

[@buckyc.9069]

Why have so many black kids today never seen this? That just blows me away.

[@mastermonarch]

Nobody wants to watch another white savior film. The truth is Shaw wasn't an abolitionist he had no black friends and hated serving over them. Col Montgomery the antagonist of the film was an abolitionist that rode with John Brown and he not only mustered the first colored brigade in the Union army he constantly pestered Washington to put them in the fight. Hollywood depicted him as a crazy racist. Yeah

[@vernellstarnes9775]

Awesome Morgan is commentating and was in the 🎬

[@rubengutierrez5102]

A US Special Forces Sgt. medal of honor winner was down there in SC telling the story of these men. I'm going to Charleston, SC to see the mass graves of these men because they fought and died for us to have freedom!

[@brooksfleming7643]

I was in the Navy. I was the guy in the movie Glory drivin the boat.

[@user-ju6zz8tf3x]

😂 YOU MUST BE NEARLY 200 YEARS OLD

[@davidgreene6976]

Shocking news---One of the famous western sheriff Vergil Earp the brother of Wyatt Earp served in a integrated Union army regiment called The 83rd Illinois Infantry regiment.Doc Holliday the lawman who was the partner of the Earp brothers was from Atlanta Georgia.After the Civil War Doc Holliday's father a ex Confederate soldier had to be protected from the Ku Klux Klan by both black and white Union soldiers because he took the oath of Union and then volunteered to work for the freeman's Bureau to help ex-slaves during Reconstruction.

[@olafs7022]

You don’t win the MoH, you’re awarded it.

[@jamesforresternewone4423]

Awesome

[@noir1rock]

great history thanks for the upload......

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

It's always inspiring to remember the bravery and unity of those who stood and fought together.

[@tonyhill1264]

One of my favorite movies of all time! Man becoming something bigger than himself to save a nation!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

It's incredible how movies like that can capture such powerful themes of individuals rising to a greater cause.

[@AaronKnight-fe1vm]

This is very interesting story and thanks you for the information honours to the warriors people

[@generalchase2077]

That is the same public motto for Sigma Chi, never new the 54th used it to, pretty cool

[@TheMeakstar]

What an amazing story true American heroes so much is forgot about the gallon tree and valor it took to prove they were actually men

[@KaosNova2]

Morgan Freeman narrating this too? Awesome!

[@DAS769]

Thank you for subscribing to DS and Grandkids. Thank you for your service.

[@janmathews3200]

The field surgeon of the 54th was Anderson Ruffin Abbot. A Doctor and born free in Toronto.

[@garysteed6903]

YOU GO 54TH! OOH RAH! 🇺🇸

[@danbontilao2696]

Is it possible also to feature the documentary of the Tuskegee airmen

[@roflmows]

were these battle scenes (other than the Glory clips) made especially for this documentary? the production values are amazing!! O.o

[@zach7193]

I like this.

[@country383]

Fighting for a freedom that would never really be theirs and Fighting for a country that would not fight for them. The civil war , WW1 , WW2 , Vietnam , All the same and Still some refuse to acknowledge and honor the sacrifices of these black american heroes. Regulating all that proud history and sacrifice to a month , Is little more than shameful.

[@julianneremley4430]

Loved the movie

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

Glad to hear you loved the movie!

[@scottmcdonald4571]

Heavy duty....I have always loved cheering for the underdog " And that's why I like these stories ... All Blacks should be proud not angry

[@scottmcdonald4571]

Someone should make a tee shirt" with the numbers 54th

[@JOSEPHMATTHEWHOLLAND]

Damn good movie y'all 💯

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

Absolutely, it's an incredible movie!

[@patrickdanuk1297]

As a Canadian reenact-or thank you

[@edwardimhoff3106]

I served with Buffalo Soldiers, The units no longer segregated. Spec. 4 Michael Jones was my best friend. Negro from Ridley PA. I led him to Jesus 44 years ago. ...I'll see him agan.

[@josephmarzullo]

There is no god. However, before you realize it you will be exactly where where you were before you were born. Nowhere

[@saintultra2737]

@@josephmarzullo this is an ugly thing to say. We are all walking the path to life.

[@takadog13]

So sad the Africa America are still fighting for there rights as a human being

[@samkohen4589]

By 1864 Confederate General Patrick Cleburne suggested that any slave who agrees to serve in the Confederate army will be declared free. Both President Jefferson Davis and the Confederate Congress angrily rejected this idea. In the beginning of 1865 General Robert E Lee made the same suggestion. This time President Davis agreed, but at that point the war was just about over.

[@user-uw2kq4ws9v]

很感動的一部電影

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

這部電影確實讓人感動。

[@markfoor4137]

I have been a Civil War reenactor for more than 20 years. I have no less than 10 ancestors who fought in the war and two that fell (one at Ft. Wagner as a member of the 76th Pennsylvania (Keystone Zouaves) and one who died as a POW at the Florence Stockade. I have participated in the Olustee reenactment for all but two years since becoming a reenactor. ALL Civil War soldiers deserve to be remembered. Every citizen of this country should pressure their local school boards and universities to teach the Civil War as it actually happened.....Not the watered down politically correct B.S. that's being force fed to our young people today!!!!

[@davidgreene6976]

Interesting history.There were Zouave regiments from Western states like California. Check out on line the lightning bolt miracle God performed at Andersonville Prison.Your prisoner of war ancestor heard about that miracle in the post war years.Good luck with your hobby and may God bless you with peace and union.

[@Ray-vv4ey]

Amen, brother.

[@sherimann6144]

Better too high a volume! Then "i can't hear it"! Bummer!

[@juanitablakeney5704]

Iam proud to be black American and Indian.

[@donnaterrell9545]

This is a great movie 🎉😂😢

[@dariusthurman8835]

Wow

[@landlockedpirate54]

I greatly admire these men. I also greatly admire the Confederate soldiers who fought against these men in defense of their homeland, including my great-grandfather who was wounded at the Battle of Olustee in Florida (depicted in this documentary).

[@mastermonarch]

Nobody was coming after their homes the federals just wanted to keep the country together to keep the European powers out .. The planter class lied to your ancestors to get them to fight so they would not have to work.

[@AaronKnight-fe1vm]

This also shows how pathetic the peoples in the US military services 1870'1948 were honorables warriors fighting for the freedom they just like all humans should have in the end were are humans

[@jasonjulaton]

His own son enlisted? Lead by example.

[@amyreynolds3619]

All the battle sites in Charleston are gone only the forts of around Charleston

[@MausMasher54]

If I had been around during that time, I would have wanted to serve with the 54th....And I be a Whyte Boi that grew up in FL, GA and SC....

[@davidgreene6976]

🤡 Clown saids ---And your grandma would of whip your ass for trying it.🤡YO!

[@dnewbury52]

Traitor

[@landlockedpirate54]

😂

[@theresasmalls1129]

😂 the Bible said that whosoever will call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved❤ has passed from death into life

[@dnewbury52]

Does it tell about the time the brave and gallant 54th used Confederate prisioners as human shields?

[@Julian-4]

No Confederate is a prisoner, they were dirty little traitors who got what they deserved. The edge of a sword or the piercing of a bullet

[@ninadesilov1415]

Hero's

[@ani65ans94]

Denzel Washington part. Was like G.I from America in London trying there boy shite. To the windrush posse wwll. American soldiers were warned about Caribbean men.

[@ganboonmeng5370]

Where is the glory ?...They were use as cannon fodder...the fort..held..until the end of war !

[@sunohsun4234]

Funny, I didn't know the war ended in 1863 when they abandoned the fort.

[@micahkimball5322]

@@sunohsun4234the fort was never taken while occupied. I mean he’s not wrong

[@zombiemom6701]

They died for something greater than Nike sneakers. Imagine that.

[@joselopezmoya9786]

THE MILITARY STRATEGY MARCHING THE SOLDIERS TOWARDS THE ENEMY WAS PRETTY DUMB-ASS.

[@jamerv86]

It’s funny how pre-enlightenment anyone would be used in war, even slaves. Then “enlightenment” period said you had to be worth it. Just like narrowed views on all aspects of people and differences across the world.

[@parttysetzer6247]

The first unit of the black men where one of the great units to fight for freedom for all and the black men fought for freedom and many died along with white men this should be told in history boos in school soa all children can understand the price of freedom..this excellently told

[@DonalHenderson]

Swamp angels

[@veronicaarcos5652]

Den la pelicula y en castellano hablado 😡😈🇨🇱

[@prac2]

234 dollar is a lot of money

[@user-np3uh4xk7k]

Give praise to their white captains. Who stood with them and fought and died with them .

[@TheEdZwickPodcast]

Such a profound reminder of the bravery and unity shared by all soldiers, including the white captains who stood, fought, and gave their lives alongside their comrades. Truly inspiring

[@pythaesfromtheonionpatch1640]

Its unfortunate shaws family went on to work for the nazis

[@theresasmalls1129]

God hates sin the Bible says it he hates it the Bible says he's against it and the Bible says what profit a man to gain the whole world but loses❤❤

[@Raw-guitar]

Poor black people.

[@trumanbentley9491]

The descendants of all involved in that war should pay reparations for their crimes against the glorious Confederacy.

[@doncacique2769]

Why should we be a part of this war, we'll you do live in the country don't u 😂

[@bt-rl4mh]

It would do well to use proper terms rather than your political views

[@normanbraslow7902]

It was a military necessity to get the troops. Don't make more of it than it was.

[@davidgreene6976]

🤡 Clown --Why not? It is a free country.🤡 YO! The Battle Cry of Freedom🎵🎶🎵🤔?

[@yessumyessum6624]

You're a hater.

[@Angel-tw3ko]

They did more than you will ever do, pray and fight for their freedom. May they RIP and for you, seek Jesus.

[@TruthSometimesHurt]

The way that Frederick Douglass pumped them Black men to fight that White man's war knowing they going to die made me lose alot of respect for him.

[@bradcouch457]

Douglass wanted to enlist too but was rejected because of his age. Don't think of him as just another coward politician.

[@christiansoldier77]

Glory was an overrated movie

[@micahkimball5322]

NGL it has its slow parts but the ending scene of Shaw looking over the ocean knowing his end is near is pretty much on point I bet w the way Shaw’s papers home read. Broderick delivered in that part

[@user-hq4ew7rk9c]

They deprived the honor that black people deserves this was in the United States up to the 70 and 80s,and the racism, the British did the same to the Indian sepoys in 1800 to 1945,

[@lonnietoth5765]

Shaw and his brave soldiers dealt a blow to the Rebels after death ! The confederates buried their bodies over their own drinking water source . They literally drank those soldiers blood ! How sweet the taste of the the Righteous !

[@judibiggerstaff8054]

Shaw was dead!