Civil War Kill Zones — When Volleys Became Slaughter
Rifled muskets meet linear tactics: Antietam's minutes of annihilation, Fredericksburg and Pickett's Charge as firepower disasters, live-fire ballistics tests, and the rank-fire drill itself.
Playlist by @volley_fire_explained
10 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- Infantry Tactics During the Civil War: The Civil War in Four Minutes — American Battlefield Trust
- Civil War Tactics: Shooting as Many as Possible — American Battlefield Trust
- Antietam Civil War Rank Firing — cllcharger440
- How accurate is a Civil War Smoothbore Musket at 100 yards? — Paper Cartridges
- Volley Fire at 300 yards, and what Civil War bullets sound like in flight — Paper Cartridges
- The Rifle-Musket did not really influence the Civil War — Paper Cartridges
- America's Bloodiest Day: Antietam | Animated History — The Armchair Historian
- We’ve Just Figured Out Why Longstreet Was Right All Along — Hidden Civil War Flash
- Fredericksburg And Pickett's Charge, The Two Biggest Oofs Of The American Civil War — Potential History
- Volley in 4 ranks — lgpreobr