15 Novr 1864 Sherman begins his "March to the Sea" - #CivilWar #Armyhistory

Sherman captured the major Confederate railway hub and industrial center of Atlanta on 2 Sep 1864. He believed in a "total war" philosophy that meant destroying the Souths economic ability to wage war.

https://twitter.com/USArmyCMH/status/1328012465607761920

lol I love when they do this. Post "OTD a long time ago" tweets that are relevant to today.

Are they just trying to hint that History Truly repeats itself, or hinting that GA is gonna be a fight, but we took it

>>11656159

OH shoot, I should have included the rest, that is just as good too.

Starting on 15 Nov 1864, Sherman led his Union Army of 62K Soldiers on a 285 march from Atlanta to Savannah split in two wings 30 miles apart. Their purpose was to destroy the civilians will to support the War, to “make old and young, rich and poor, feel the hard hand of war.”

https://twitter.com/USArmyCMH/status/1328012471936954368

Along the way, they stole or slaughtered farm animals, destroyed rail roads and burned anything that could provide support to the south. They eventually arrived in Savannah on 21 Dec 1864 to a city that was undefended since the Confederate forces fled ahead of Sherman's arrival.

>>11656205

Give back the Arby's gift card. You don't deserve it

>>11656269

So she just admitted to knowing the election was rigged & she helped. Neat.

>>11656324

Yeah, I noticed a lot of Red states in the news the past few days with "Record high covid outbreaks"

But nothing in the cities that had Biden parties

>>11656426

And I bet that is what Q was talking about when he said that not all info can go public because it would cause total unrest in other parts of the world.

I can see that. If every election that used those voting machines were wrong? Damn

>>11656466

My favorite Kansas Tweet:

https://twitter.com/mikepompeo/status/1274854608301625344

>>11656565

NOTABLE

>>11656604

>>11656691

So is Bill