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syscom3
Pacific Historian
All the Union general staff had to do was to tell the corps commanders to begin their attacks at a unified time.
And Renrich, one thing I noticed while touring the battlefield, was how compact and narrow the front was. Messages could be passed from corps commander to corps commander with ease.
And Renrich, one thing I noticed while touring the battlefield, was how compact and narrow the front was. Messages could be passed from corps commander to corps commander with ease.