I'd talk to Lee on day one and try and convince him to put everything he's got into occupying the high ground or, failing that, to suck up his pride and pick somewhere else for the big shootout with more favorable ground.
I'd talk to my gggg-uncle John H. Rothrock in the 153rd PA out on Barlow's Knoll, but I'd ask him mostly about his family, which was also my family. I might also ask him about what happened back in May at Chancellorsville, where he was when the 153rd PA was at the receiving end of Jackson's Flank march.
I'd talk to Lee on day one and try and convince him to put everything he's got into occupying the high ground or, failing that, to suck up his pride and pick somewhere else for the big shootout with more favorable ground.
I'd probably talk with Gen. Dan Sickles and tell him the whole darn Reb Army is coming his way on 7/2 and that no matter what position he takes, his boys better get their shovels out and dig-in and if forward, construct protective salients on their flanks.
I'd probably talk with Gen. Dan Sickles and tell him the whole darn Reb Army is coming his way on 7/2 and that no matter what position he takes, his boys better get their shovels out and dig-in and if forward, construct protective salients on their flanks.
Longstreet and tell him he should let Hood do what he asks for, urge Pickett to come as fast as he can and have the ammunion waggons move closer to the main body of the army so that E. Porter Alexander will have enough reserves, just in case ...