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Entrenchments in the U.S. Civil War

It seems intuitive that if someone is firing bullets at you, you seek cover, and if no tree or rock or fence is available, to build something protective to hide behind.  Yet, the U.S. Civil War was the first armed conflict in which extensive trenches were created. At the beginning, soldiers lined u…

The 1863 Battle of Chancellorsville in the U.S. Civil War

The Battle of Chancellorsville took place April 27-May 6, 1863. It is traditionally described as Lee’s most impressive victory.  General Robert E Lee gambled on dividing his Army of Northern Virginia (ANV) several times in the face of a larger enemy and transported troops back and forth along inter…

First Corps at Antietam: Historian Darin Wipperman on Hooker, Burnside and Union command

In Episode 55, historian Darin Wipperman breaks down generals Joseph Hooker and Ambrose Burnside and explains the First Corps’ role at Antietam with co-hosts John Banks and Tom McMillan. Wipperman is the author of First for the Union: Life and Death in a Civil War Army Corps from Antietam to Gettys…

Mike Church Show-Today Is The Day Before Biden Launches MAGANet, Enjoy

Mike Church Show-Today Is The Day Before Biden Launches MAGANet, Enjoy Time  Red Pill Topics & Headlines 6:03am cst Welcome to the Mike Church Show on www.crusadechannel.com Call the show            844-5CRUSADE   Glory and Shine to the Crusade Channel crusadechannel.com/glory   HEADLIN…

The Story of Old Burnsides

Send us Fan Mail Now every once in a while, history gives us a figure remembered for courage… leadership… innovation… or sacrifice.  And sometimes… history remembers a man because of his sideburns. That’s right. Today we’re talking about a Civil War general whose facial hair became so famous it lit…

Antietam and the Maryland Campaign: Part 3 – The Battle of Antietam

The Confederate victory at Second Manassas, August 28-30, 1862, followed victories in the Valley Campaign and the Peninsula. The casualties incurred by the Army of the Potomac included 14,000 killed or wounded of 62,000 engaged, compared to about half of that for the Army of Northern Virginia. Then…

"With Friends Like These": Burnside and Hooker (with Ryan Quint)

Ambrose Burnside and Joseph Hooker operated in separate spheres early in the Civil War but, in 1862, found themselves in the Army of the Potomac on a collision course for command. Emerging Civil War’s Ryan Quint asks, “With friends like these, who needs enemies?”The Emerging Civil War Podcast is ho…

e569 — Vice City or ASCII City

Photo by Logan Voss on Unsplash Published 28 September 2026 e569 with Andy, Michael and Michael explore flight and world simulators, VR glasses that burn temples, sideburns, ice printing, a camera robot, audio optimized venues and a whole lot more! The Game at Work cohosts Andy, Michael and M…