America's Bloodiest Battle: 1863AD Historical Battle of Gettysburg | Total War Battle

I just want to clarify 2 things:
1 - Some aspects of this battle have been simplified and some aspects aren't included this is purely down to the fact soo much happened and I couldn't fit everything in
2 - Some names may be pronounced incorrectly, this is due to the narration being generated using AI and so I apologise for this
Thanks for watching!

This film is bull crap

i believe Antietam was the bloodiest day?

Battle still is on. Confederates (dems) still fight hard to bring America to its knees

Wasnt Franklin the blodiest battle?

Very entertaining CGI, but lots of inaccuracies. Buford's men fought dismounted, and not on horseback. Lee ordered Longstreet's attack on the Union left on Day 2 long before Sickles advanced his corps up to the Peach Orchard area and Lee issued no further orders that day once the battle on the Union left commenced. The Peach Orchard and the Wheatfield are not located north of Little Roundtop as indicated, but west of it. The video correctly notes that 4,500 Confederates were going to attack Culp's Hill, which was defended by only 1,300 men under General Greene late on Day 2, but then skips to Day 3 without mentioning that Greene's men repulsed all of the Confederate attacks. Day 3 was presented reasonably accurately, although the number of Confederates in Pickett's Charge is believed to have been more than just 12,000, probably more like at least 13,000.

But Early was late!

VERY INACCURATE DEPICTION ! (FACT) !

Lee said if he had Stonewall Jackson he would have won Gettysburg . I agree . Ofcourse Stonewall was killed by one of his own men , by mistake at Chancellorville .

before that was a failure . Can't remember battle .
Maybe Fredericksburg.

Lee was a fool to have Pickett charge a fixed defensive position of the federals across an enormous open area of land . The Confederates were mowed down . He had done a direct charge

I thought Antietam, or called Sharpsburg by the Confederates was " the bloodiest battle " .

This conflict was the birth of enduring American military doctrine: combining effective leadership and overwhelming firepower.

This video seems to have missed one important detail. Who won?

What game is this from or is it a mod

Pickett's charge was so stupid. What the hell was Lee thinking?

US Civil War of 1861-1865 is a continuation of armed conflict over unresolved political issues of their time. According to Major General Carl von Clauswitz to quote: War is the extension of politics by other means, unquote. In terms of strategy and tactics, it's fundamentally Napoleonic in character. Heavy used of single shot long firearm with bayonet firing at densely-pack line formations where infantry assault is supported by wheeled-batteries that fired either solid cannon balls, or canisters; Uniform styles and colors of opponents north and south; Organized in Corps comprising Divisions with Regiments then Battalions that composed of Companies and containing Platoons that had Squads as the lowest tactical unit. While as military necessity dictates the Area or Theater Command was invented to mobilize men tens of thousands and large amount of equipment; centralize authority; coordinate attacks on one large geographical area each is autonomous from the other for maximum efficiency.

Why do soooooo many "History" channels blatantly refuse to acknowledge that Lee never personally supported slavery?
He ONLY lead the Confederate army out of a sense of duty to Virginia.
If Virginia was a Union state he would've done his best to win all the same.
Doing something you believe in and doing something you were ordered to are not the same !

While the scale of the casualties and the artillery bombardment was great is would have paled in comparison to the battle of the Somme in WW1. On the first day alone there were over 60,000 allied dead and wounded. Before the attack on the German lines the British and French guns pounded the German lines for hours with hundreds of guns, but its not the number of guns that is important, it must be taken into account the fact that the guns would have been firing shells that were far more powerful than anything in the American civil war.

Largest artillery barrage the western hemisphere had ever seen? Don't think so. At the third day of the Battle of Nations, the allied forces attacked Napoleons positions with 300.000 men and 1400 cannons.

A lot of ram rodding,

Very well done indeed!

Buford's cavalry had the new Spencer Carbines, Breech Loading, not muzzle loading. Plus they DISMOUNTED before engaging...there was no way for his small cavalry force to charge a numerically superior enemy.

Is there a gore mod to go with the ACW 2.6 Mod?

humans still had a long way to go in their evolutional development phase, especially the Americans!

This vid blows DOG!.................where is Super Mario when ya need him?......keep yer day job there skippy!......

Stop counting Confederate casualties as “American “

I think the king Phillip war had more casualties 🤔

With no maps showing army movements, this is all bling.

Lincoln and Putin have a lot in common. Both invaded and waged a war against those that wanted their independence under the guise of, "preserving the Union".

Buford's cavalry did not charge the Confederates. They dismounted and fought from behind barricades . What a stupid video.

Antietam holds the record as worst day in our history.😢

Where did the Spanish(language) go in Texas?

Just a note… Union Cavalry fought on foot on the morning of July 1st. They were not mounted.

While correct about it being America's deadliest battle, it was not the largest ; Fredericksburg certainly saw more men engaged in fighting, and Chancellorsville at least saw as many men, if not more, than at Gettysburg.

Desde entonces no han parado de matarse entre ellos.

Great entrainment for the holidays!

R.i.P. Soldiers🌹🌹🌹

No Stars and Bars Battleflags.Political correctness strikes again.

Conveys the brutality and desperation of those battles.

Honest Trailers voice!

Have we got our history right? I always was taught that Antietam was the largest loss of American life in history

Like watching a movie.really good video.all are

I have this game, how did you get so many troops??

No. BG John Bufords's cavalry fought dismounted. As most cavalry fights did.

Ο αμερικανικός εμφύλιος ήταν ότι το χειρότερο στην ιστορία των ΗΠΑ εθελοντές πήγαν και από τις δύο πλευρές.

Man i do wish i had this mod but last time i installed a mod i accidentally broke my ui by misclicking

For all of time man has fought and killed each other for what they believed in. We slaughtered and killed all the original indigenous people to this nation and forced them off their lands. People who believed that the land belong to nobody and that everyone could use the resources of the land and live in harmony with one another. Our whole history is wrong. Humans did everything wrong.

the Battle of Antietam was America's bloodiest battle