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  • 00:14 lol i didnt know they had cameras at bull run

  • @zakk1324 They definitely did have cameras during the civil war. Where do you think all the photos of the battle fields came from? DO a google search on "civil war CDV's."

  • same hear and i wont to be in it so bad im both union and confederate i have 2 union grat grat grat grat grane father fron the union a 1 grat grat gart grat grand father from the confederate so im going to be in that 1 way or anther

  • @switchfoot771 it was actully bull run manasas junction mmhm get your facts strait na just kidding

  • i gone to washington and richmond

  • You have it backwards Bull Run is a creek near Manasas Junction

  • "Look boys, there is Jackson standing like a stone wall! Let us deturmine to die here today and we shall be victorious! Rally round the virginians!"

    General Bee addressing his fleeing troops making Jackson a military ledgend moments before he was shot from his horse

  • when and where was Pickett's charge?

  • @busterbone gettysburg, it was called in by Lee not Pickett which is a common mistake people make. During the battle Pickett was asked to rally his men to make a charge in which he replied I have no men to send!

  • @jesusboii7 i agree compleately, Pickett is my great great uncle once removed, and it was longstreets decision that doomed the charge

  • @jesusboii7 That was a really sad fact I could not imagine being Pickett at that time. Stephen Lang did an excellent job in his portrayal as Pickett in Gettysburg.

  • @busterbone Gettysburg on the third day I believe

  • i have a question when they should their rifles are there like fake bullets or something?

  • no its just gunpowder, im a reenactor

  • Rally men! Rally! Look... There is Jackson standing like a stonewall. Let us determine to die here today and we will conquer. Rally be hind the Virginians

  • @JamieFunkhouser general banard bee of south carolina, this battle would have been perfect if the 33rd va didnt get eager and charge w/0 order

  • @JamieFunkhouser Quoted from General Bee bull run 1861 before he was killed

  • to keep the history alive

  • rebel yell

  • yehaw!! give em hell boys!!!

  • All quiet on the western front now

  • thats ww1 not acw

  • GET"R"DONE & HAVING FUN!

  • Not a Civil-war (thats belittling it)

  • 1~888~660-2835

    copy and past

  • If I may chip in my two cents I think it's great what those volunteers do. I live in Korea and they only have one single living history museum for the entire country. They don't have anything like this. I think fantastic that these people take time out of their busy lives to teach people. When I return to the States with my Korean girlfriend, I'll be sure to bring her to one of these events. What a great way for her to learn about American history! Thanks so much for your hard work!

  • hey man im a drummer boy, and i have to say its more fun in the events! you feel like your back in time!

  • yea its really fun but i carry a sword and a 1860 colt army

  • We may have lost the war but we have carried this country through every war since then. Did you know that while the north was committing acts of genocide against the indians the south actually emancipated the slaves before the north did. And that there were slaves working of the White House when the war started. If Andersonville horrifies you look up Camp Douglas in Chicago. As a decendant of a Confederate Veteran I totally and unconditionally disapprove of the KKK and them using our flag.

  • Aye, your words explain what my heart is full of.

  • the battle was of bull run not bulls run

  • Those soldiers that died for us didn't want us to live the way the did. They fought so we wouldn't drink from open sewers. A reenactment is a way for someone to see the battles and experience a hint of its enormity. It is a great learning tool and experience of fighting in the past. What is wrong with the enthusiasim of those in the reenactments? They are not immature insecure, you are. Do not knock a great form of retelling history.

  • Reenacting is about not forgetting trials our ancestors went through to keep our nation together. Just as we watch documentaries/visit museums about the pioneers and learn of Christopher Columbus, so too do we want to touch that part of our history. Reenacting brings history to life as much as it can w/o traveling through time. I've heard of many young individuals who become truly interested in learning about our nation's bloodiest, costliest war because they attended a reenactment. Never Forget

  • Better yet maybe we got respect for the men that died fighting the bloodiest and most fierce war ever fought. We do it to show the significance of how many gave their lives, we do it for respect asshole.

  • Bloodiest war ever fought???

    Hardly. Most American casualties in a war, yes. Total casualties for both sides was around 620,000.

    Bloodiest war? No. WWII has that disgrace. Total casualties for all combatants: approximately 70 MILLION souls.

  • Me and my father reenacted in this battle, You of course can't see us but we are in the distance taking on a large union force, we are part of 4th Texas Co. Have not done it in years now but I still love it.

    "cheers" Bonnie Blue Flag For Life!

  • this is what some guy wrote to his wife sarah at bull run (yeah it sounds gay)

    "Sarah if i die i will come back, if you feel a cold win on a warm day it will be my spirit passing by for we shall meet again"

    then he died at bull run lol

  • its BULL RUN not BULLS run

  • This could be total bull shit but...I have an aunt who helps in Civil War re-enactments. Anyways she says that there have been claims by re-enactors. Who say they saw civil war ghost cheering them on and marching with them or what ever. Any one else hear of this?

  • i seen em

  • go on????

  • but not civil war it was at this medival thing they had this big viking march during it and i saw this dude who didnt look like everyoneelse then he disappeard 15 feet away from me it was on the east coast and if you look it up the viking king lief erricson came to this continent long before columbus

  • I never saw a ghost and I've been in hundreds of reenactments and slept on many battlefields as a volunteer for the National Park Service. I've never seen a single ghost or suddenly found myself marching next to unidentified soldier who might have been a ghost. Those stories are all urban myths.

  • The ghost was probably thinking , "Wow...long war."

  • Oh God, it would be sooooo cool to be able to do one of those reanactments! O_O

  • Basically in most situations, you decide to die if your hot, tired, or just want to play dead for awhile.

  • really?? woah, i didn't know that... then it must be quite fun to reenact!

  • go get them yankees

  • Hell yeah!

  • Hope thats fake

  • Hope what's fake? The whole movie? The reenactment? You think people are actually shooting bullets? No. It's real muskets, real horses, real canons, real black powder and real people.

  • Nothin' Like The Smell Of A Dead Yankee'..

  • how do u know when you get shot?

  • Depends, if it's a tactical battle a judge will tell you if your dead. For most battles if your low on ammo, tired of marching, don't feel like retreating or you just feel like going down, you just take a hit. If your a good actor and you act like your hacking up a lung or something like that it add to the feeling of realism for the reenactors and for any spectators.

  • no shit my dad a cop and is an i i thing i know wat a gun is

  • what the hell is that noise

  • A lot of gunsmoke. What do you think the noise is?

  • The crackling sound are the muskets going off in the distance. When several go off in a volley, it sounds like canvas tearing. I have been to reenactments and know this.

  • You see, in a war, there are these things called guns... you fire them at the people on the other side... they can seriously hurt someone, sometimes even killing them... they make a crackling noise when you pull the trigger.

  • wow, that is the most impressive Reenactment i have ever seen! the scale is huge!

  • They didn't have film in the 1860's and photograhphy was just a new thing.

  • is this a real footage of the war, it a looks scary to be there... VIVA ITALIA!!!

  • ahahahahahahahahahahah

  • unfortunately the war took place over 140 years ago, this is a reenactment

  • The first.

  • Is this first buul run or second?

  • sounds like popcorn

  • geez my battalion was all the way back there. You got a nice shot of the Fire Zouves (guys in red) at the end there. my good friends the Liberty Rifles potrayed them. The reb calvery ripped them apart. That was a fun event. I got a video of it too.

  • Actually BillRich, I thought that the South named it after the nearest town, in this case Mannassas and the North named it after the nearest body of water, in this case Bull Run Creek,

  • the north named it after the nearest body of water witch was bulls run creek and south named it after nearest town

  • i was in this reenactment!! yaya 1st tennesse company d go confederacy!!! i didnt get to die though lol

  • fwade20, why was the 1st Tennessee at the 1st Manassas reenactment? They were not there in 1861. Only the 2nd Tennessee (Col William B. Bate) and the 3rd Tennessee PA (Col John C. Vaughn) were at 1st Manassas. Bate's 2nd Tennessee saw no action and the 3rd Tennessee PA lost 4 men total.

  • yeah ur right cuz now that i think about it we were with another unit. but the 1st tennessee is the actual unit im with

  • how do you know if u die or not? if ur men run across the field, and u decide you're too tired too run do u just fall over or what?lol

  • Actually its Bull Run and Manassas. If you knew much about the Civil War you would know that names of battles were given by both sides.

  • yeah, the south named the battles for the nearest creek or river and the north named it after the nearest town.

  • Bill you have it mixed up. The South called the battles after the town that was nearest. The North called after a river. Bull Run-Manassas, Stones River-Murfreesboro, Pittsburg landing-Shiloh, Antietam--Sharpsburg. Everyone there is NO "Bulls Run" its Bull Run. 1st Bull Run, 2nd Bull Run, 1st Manassas and 2nd Manassas.

  • @BillRich333 other way around

  • @BillRich333 actually its the other way around.(coming from an 11 year old) (dont feel bad i know more about the civil war than my whole family and my teacher). :)

  • @BillRich333 You got it backwards. lol

  • @BillRich333 The South named the battle of Shiloh...SHILOH...lol While the Yanks named it the Battle of Pittsburgh Landing. haha

  • usaskiracer1210 you are funny, you post that on every video you see?

  • Charles1967 and Knightflyer99 are both correct- either one works :D

  • The reenactment of Manassas is actually done at the Cedar Creek Battlefield now. Thats in Middletown, VA I reenact and I have to tell you, My first time I was yelling the whole time and my hands were shaking so much. It was one of the most surreal experinces of my life. Good clips you got. Come out to some battles this year dude. June 16-17 we got the battle of 1st winchester and 1st kernstown at the same battlefield, and the battle of Cedar Creek in late october PEACE

  • farbs

  • go confederacy!!!

  • Actually it's Manassas. ;-)

  • By the way its Bull Run not Bulls run....

  • wow dude i think i was taping like right next 2 u becuz on my camer i literly have the same angle and i was right next 2 those calvary guys so man thats wierd

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