Scourge of War Boards

Little known Photo of a Union Firing Line.

Hays

Take it from a lower angle. If doubt persists, take a shot with the sun behind them so as to silhouette them

Still, you've added more effects there than I could ever hope to :pinch:

SouthernSteel wrote:

Take it from a lower angle. If doubt persists, take a shot with the sun behind them so as to silhouette them

Still, you've added more effects there than I could ever hope to

I'm not sure what's being insinuated here but if it was me it'd be pistols at dawn.

great photo.

if you see the gunboat one then please do forward it!

Maybe it could be here, Not sure though.

http://www.historyofwaronline.com/CivilWar2.html

later.

I'm not sure what's being insinuated here but if it was me it'd be pistols at dawn.

Sure, him on his side of the atlantic and me on mine. Should be a lovely time.

I'm not sure what's being insinuated here but if it was me it'd be pistols at dawn. [/quote]

Sir, I will have my satisfaction on the battle field.

Oh,hold on a minute its Parker. Time for another butt kicking!

sorry double post

you do seem to have unusually bad luck against me and are pitted against me a disproportionate amount of the time...

Always thoguh the trench picture was at Petersburg but I could be mistaken also I know where to find a neat picture

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=antietam ... =149&ty=83

This picture from Antietam and is the only photo ever of an engagement during the civil war.

Excellent photo, what are those at the LHS of the picture? They look like the batteries when they are limbered that we see in gettysburg at the start of scenarios...or are they a wagon train?