Confederate Infantry on the March

Day 0ne Confederate unit on the march for morning battle. I really liked the drummers.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Civil War
• American Civil War
• Reenactment
• Fife
• and
• Drums
• Drummers
• Confederate
• General Longstreet
• Infantry
• Confederate Infantry

[LudwigMartini]

sono nordista, ma dopo aver visto la fanteria confederata in marcia quasi mi arruolo!!!

[generalripper1964]

@LudwigMartini Grazie per aver guardo il video,

Considerando la crescito dei

programmi di governo e il costo

di tali programmi negli Stati Uniti

e l'Italia,i Confederato puo

essere dato ragione

[EvilKorbinDallas]

I guess they been eating alot of hardtack :|

[generalripper1964]

@EvilKorbinDallas Again, welcome to the 21 st Century.

[Dercommandingofficer]

Wow, the Confederate looks well fed, almost too much!

[generalripper1964]

@Dercommandingofficer Thanks for watching. Welcome to the 21st Century. I'm sure the Yanks don't all meet a 100% standard of the "average" "height,weight,dental care or educational level" of the mid 18th Century either.

[generalripper1964]

@rover1991fn Welcome to 21st Century USA. You ought to see the Yankees. ;-)

[richard4president]

@LordPichabrava In the Confederate army, there were at least 50,000 volunteer black soldiers.

[MathewspatriotCSA]

We can't be too realistic in any respect, we who play dead get up at the end of the battle and go back to camp or home. We are here to keep the memory of the soldiers alive, blue and grey. There is also a great sense of comradery for those of us who take the field, or even those who greet us coming back into camp.

Deo Vindice, Sic Semper Tyrannis

[kamurashi]

very fun !

[Conn30Mtenor]

Not terribly realistic. They're way too fat and they all have boots.  No, not realistic at all.

[GritHawke]

@AssualtgruppeVeir Sounds like jefferson and liberty.

[ffairlane57]

Rebel yell. 

[generalripper1964]

@TexianPride Well, welcome to the 21st Century. I dobt you could fill up your living room with men who are the "average height,weight, and dental care" of the mid 19th Century. Thanks for watching though.