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Yes, Fort Sumter is a masonry sea fort located in the Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. Tour boats go out to the island several times each day. You can have the same vantage point the Citadel cadets had on that fateful day, April 12, 1861, by standing on the sea wall at the Battery and looking out toward the Atlantic.
It was a blockade-runner's port - eventually relieved by Sherman on December 24th 1864, and offered by him as a Christmas present to Lincoln in a humorous telegram. Everyone expected a battle, but the small Confederate force escaped across the river into South Carolina, and the beautiful city survives in its original glory to this day.
he probbebly went to the bathroom, ate, slept, went somewere and he probabaly talked to some people.
In an early effort to break the Union blockade, the Confederate Ironclad Merrimack [renamed CSS Virginia] sank the wooden Union warships Cumberland and Congress at the battle of Hampton Roads, Va. on March 8th, 1862. The next day, the CSS Virginia was met by the Union Ironclad USS Monitor in the more famous "battle between the Ironclads" at Hampton Roads. This fight was a draw with neither Ironclad inflicting major damage to the other. The Virginia never had another chance to destroy more of the Union blockaders, so the blockade here was never truly broken. Other Ironclad warships were built by the Confederacy during the war with the intent of breaking the blockades of other southern ports, but the South lacked the industrial power to match the Union in production of Ironclads, so the few others that were built by the South were all either sunk in battle or captured, or never completed due to a lack of armor or engines. A different kind of attempt was made to break the blockade of Charleston, SC by using a submersible boat, called the "H.L. Hunley", named for her inventor. On the night of February 17th, 1864, the Hunley attacked and sank the blockading Union warship USS Housatonic in the world's first successful attack by a submarine. However, the Hunley also sank for unknown reasons soon after the attack and no further attempts were made by the Confederates to duplicate the success of the Hunley.
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Kapitan-leutnant Walther Schweiger, commanding the U-20 on that fateful day.
"Fate is a mysterious force that shapes our lives in ways we may never fully understand."
The First woman in USAF, was Esther Blake. She enlisted on the 1st minute of the 1st hour on the 1st day that you could enlist.
Many people remember that fateful day as a memorial for the hundreds of people who died.
She always considered it an art of providence that her car developed a flat tire on the way to the World Trade Center that fateful day.
Jimmy Hoffa's stepson and driver (including the fateful day of his disappearance). It has long been believed that O'Brien had a hand in Hoffa's death.
well the devil used to be with god but then one day some how god made the devil mad and the devil decided to move under ground and that fateful day they named it hell