Research tool

[maverickdd69]

I have come across a nice YouTube channel called "Warhawk" that does a really nice job presenting battles and information on units that participated in them. Most presentations run 20 - 30 mins, with some combinations of campaigns into longer +1hr videos. This site covers smaller engagements contained in larger campaigns that I see typically glossed over, which is nice and adds to the overall understanding of events. Be sure to check the site out and also post other resources that you may know in this thread for research purposes as I'm sure many folks like myself would like to know of them.

 

[JOHN42768]

Thanks for info

 

[67th Tigers]

He's good, but makes a lot of small errors.

 

[turner ashby kidd]

Thanks for the information, always looking for a new telling of a familiar story.

 

[Luke Freet]

I'm buddies with the creators, Saris & Woody. Saris is the narrator and video maker, Woody writes the scripts. We also have other people on board who "assist" with research, but really its just them.
Honestly they've inspired me to team up with other members of the site to work on scripts for my own potential videos for particular battles or notable events/people of the war. Got one done on Peachtree Creek & East Atlanta; may do one soon on the Louisiana Native Guard's bizarre existence, maybe do a script discussing the infamous Dalton Proposal (if Atun Shei ain't bothering with making one, I guess I'll do it myself).