Naval Historywith Dr. Alex

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Ulysses S Grant

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    3:17:17Grant's strength in logistics and weakness in political managementNotable Point
  8. Battle of Chattanooga(1863)
    24:26Grant unified the Union response to ChattanoogaChapter
  9. Battle of Chattanooga(1863)
    31:05Grant assembled aggressive commanders with different liabilitiesNotable Point
  10. Battle of Chattanooga(1863)
    52:19Sherman's arrival completed Grant's concentrationChapter
  11. Chattanooga Campaign of 1863
    25:06Bragg's siege gives the Union time to concentrateChapter
  12. Chattanooga Campaign of 1863
    36:01Grant reorganizes the Union command at ChattanoogaChapter
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    1:18:36Grant builds his plan around ShermanChapter
  14. Chattanooga Campaign of 1863
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  17. Battle of Shiloh (Long Patrol)
    38:15Grant's camp system and offensive defenceChapter
  18. Battle of Shiloh (Long Patrol)
    43:36Reserves, reinforcements, and the river positionNotable Point
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    46:30Grant's telegram does not settle the readiness debateNotable Point
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    8:03Why the western campaign was a logistics warChapter
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    10:18Halleck's administrative skill and interference with GrantNotable Point
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    1:06:11Grant's camp philosophy: readiness without entrenchmentNotable Point
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    1:08:03Why draw an army out of its defences?Notable Point
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    1:13:36Would fortifying the camp slow Grant's movement?Q&A
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    1:14:42Johnston and Grant's unequal strategic problemChapter
  27. Battle of Shiloh: a Riverine, if not quite Maritime, confluence of events
    1:17:50Did Grant's camp gamble depend on Johnston?Q&A
  28. Battle of Shiloh: a Riverine, if not quite Maritime, confluence of events
    1:25:48Grant's telegram and the question of surpriseNotable Point
  29. Battle of Shiloh: a Riverine, if not quite Maritime, confluence of events
    2:03:40Grant under the tree after the first day's fightingNotable Point
  30. Battle of Shiloh: a Riverine, if not quite Maritime, confluence of events
    2:10:02Was Grant drunk at Shiloh?Q&A
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    2:11:51Grant's near miss on the second dayNotable Point
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    2:34:56Grant compared with Moltke as a strategistQ&A
  33. Battle of Shiloh: a Riverine, if not quite Maritime, confluence of events
    2:53:13Why would Grant omit a river fallback from his battle account?Q&A
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  36. Sherman's March to the Sea
    30:00Grant and Sherman: deciding battles before battleChapter
  37. Sherman's March to the Sea
    40:46The Grant-Sherman command partnershipNotable Point
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