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King George's Southern Soldiers
Many historians, students, or even casual enthusiasts of the American Revolution in the south are familiar with any one of the iconic paintings of...
British Tactics and Conflicting Strategies in Executing the American Revolution
If we are to discuss the tactics used by the British government and its forces during the American Revolution, we must be aware of the various...
The "Fighting Sixth:" 6th U.S. Cavalry
Known today as the “Fighting Sixth,” the 6th United States Cavalry was established by President Abraham Lincoln less than a month after the...
The 5th US Cavalry at Gaines's Mill
By Daniel T. Davis Lines of infantry in gray and butternut doggedly advanced across the stream. “Our men, full of confidence, rush with irresistible...
Clash of the Ironclads
The USS Monitor and CSS Virginia were not the world's first ironclad ships, but their epic clash at Hampton Roads on March 9, 1862, marked a major...
The Southern Theater of the American Revolution
Fighting in the Southern colonies raged through the entire war and was an area of great concern for both sides.
Steel & Steam
A brief description of the developments in naval technology during the Civil War Era.
10 Facts: Hampton Roads
Learn more about the historical significance of the Battle of Hampton Roads, the USS Monitor, and the CSS Virginia.
The Battle of Hampton Roads: Then & Now
The American Battlefield Trust interviewed Craig Symonds with regards to the Battle of Hampton Roads and its historical significance.
USS Monitor: A Cheesebox on a Raft
Civil War History Brief, the Story of the USS Monitor