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General Reynolds led the Iron Brigade in to the hotly contested McPherson’s woods, Reynolds received a mortal wound. A rebel sharpshooter shot Reynolds through the back of the head and fell in an instant with out a word in front of his army and the Iron Brigade.

 
 

General Meade heard about General Hancock General Meade’s friend on the 3rd day of the battle. He tried to hold the tears in but Meade was very upset about his friend General Hancock.

 

 

Colonel Vincent and Chamberlain was in a battle at Little Round Top on the 2nd day of the war. Colonel Vincent has 1,100 men in his Brigade and he said “ Don’t give an inch boys, don’t give an inch” to his boys. Then after that Vincent got shot in the left side of his groin by a bullet. Breaking bones in route lodging in his right side.  And then he was dead.

 

 

 

 

General Warren was sent by General Meade to examine the state affairs on the left. Warren told the captain of the rifle battery to fire a shot into these woods. Then he did so, and the shot went whistling through the air, the sound of it reached the enemies troops and then caused everyone to look in the direction of the bullet.

 

  

 

At Devil’s Den, many soldiers of the north and the south died on that field. The north or the south won that 2nd day of that battle. Devil’s Den is right next to Little Round Top. In 1863 you can see the beautiful view from Devil’s Den. There are a lot of boulders at Devil’s Den.

 

At Devil’s Den, many soldiers of the north and the south died on that field. The north or the south won that 2nd day of that battle. Devil’s Den is rig

At Devil’s Den, many soldiers of the north and the south died on that field. The north or the south won that 2nd day of that battle. Devil’s Den is right next to Little Round Top. In 1863 you can see the beautiful view from Devil’s Den. There are a lot of boulders at Devil’s Den.

t next to Little Round Top. In 1863 you can see the beautiful view from Devil’s Den. There are a lot of boulders at Devil’s Den.

 
 

General Pickett is a cousin of General Henry Heth. They fought side by side. They went to West Point together. Pickett will get concern about his cousin Heth. Pickett is a great General to his army and a good cousin to General Heth. Pickett graduated dead last in his class at West Point.