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The Begining of the Battle of Little Round Top
The Confederate forces charge the Union forces who were entrenched on the hill. -
Battle of Little Round Top (Soon after the beginning)
The Union Forces run out of ammunition and lead a bayonet charge down the hill, smashing the Confederate forces. Chamberlain himself joined the charge, along with several prisoners from main. The charge was chaotic but it succeeded in breaking the Confederate forces. -
General Stuart of the Confederates is Relieved of Command
Lieutenant General Stuart was relieved of his command shortly after the end of the first clash at Little Roun Top. He was relieved because he went missing for several days and did not report in, leaving the army without mounted scouting forces. -
Dawn
The Union Army ran out of rations and is scrounging for food and coffee off of dead bodies. -
The Confederate Bombardment Begins
Early afternoon on the third the Confederates renew their attack, bombarding the Union troops and the Union soldiers respond in kind launching a bombardment back at them. -
Confederate Charge
Shortly after the cannon fire dies down the Confederate army charges the Union position, straight in the face of Union cannon fire and up the hill under fire. Brigadier General Lewis Armistead leads his brigade in charge. They were already extremely weekend from the first charge on Little Round Top the day before. -
Lewis Armistead Dies
Brigadier General Lewis Armistead dies from his wounds on the battlefield shortly after his charge on the Union position failed. He dies surrounded by Union soldiers. His last words are to a Union soldier to tell General Hancock that he is sorry.