Artillery Hell: The Employment of Artillery at Antietam
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By Curt Johnson, Richard C. Anderson, Jr., and Joseph Mills Hanson
Paperback; 147 pages
The battle of Antietam is sometimes referred to as artillery hell because of the destruction done by artillery on September 17, 1862. Five essays provide in-depth information about the utlilization of field artillery at Antietam and throughout the Civil War. Also included are six Union after-action reports from the battle.
Paperback; 147 pages
The battle of Antietam is sometimes referred to as artillery hell because of the destruction done by artillery on September 17, 1862. Five essays provide in-depth information about the utlilization of field artillery at Antietam and throughout the Civil War. Also included are six Union after-action reports from the battle.
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