Monday, October 27, 2008
69th Pa. at the Angle - Gettysburg
The low stone wall occupied by Union troops at the Angle at Gettysburg is marked by monuments all along the line, but only one unit, the 69th Pennsylvania Infantry, has separate markers representing each of its companies positions (partially shown at right). Many Union troops fought off Pickett's Charge but few were in as hot a position as the 69th, which found itself at the point of the only Confederate breakthrough. (Click image for larger view).
Labels:
monument,
Pennsylvania,
Pickett's Charge,
The Angle,
Union
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