For complete upheavel at Gettysburg, take the 40,000 participants of the July 3rd 1913, all of whom were Civil War veterans, and place them in 1863 carrying
out Pickett's Charge and the defense (removing the actual soldiers involved on both sides). Since the re-enactment ended with the charging Confederate
veterans shaking hands across the high water mark with their Union counterparts, this would probably confuse the generals on both sides, not to mention what
the re-enactors would think - all elderly men now realising that the War that was their history was now raging again.
D for Drakensis
You're only young once, but immaturity is forever.
out Pickett's Charge and the defense (removing the actual soldiers involved on both sides). Since the re-enactment ended with the charging Confederate
veterans shaking hands across the high water mark with their Union counterparts, this would probably confuse the generals on both sides, not to mention what
the re-enactors would think - all elderly men now realising that the War that was their history was now raging again.
D for Drakensis
You're only young once, but immaturity is forever.