Battle of Shiloh
It signalled the end of Confederate hopes of controlling Western Tennessee and the Mississippi. It also saw the death of the Confederate General Sidney Johnston, some say the best General in the South.
The Confederates had a big advantage - Grant didn't know they were there! Then the Confederate's top General was killed, and Grant got reinforcements. This Union win spelt the end of Confederate ascendancy in Western Tennessee.
The biblical name "Hebrew" Shiloh means place of peace "Sha-lome" The Hardin County Tennessee Historical Society, I am pretty sure, had an article some years ago about the church and its orgin. It is my understanding that the Rheas, pronounced Ray were responsible for building the small log church. A brick church now stands on the edge of the park with a cemetary. The union named the battles after landmarks. The South usually named the battles after a town; e.g. Shiloh, Pittsburg Landing, Antietam, Sharpsburg, Bull Run Creek, Manassas Junction I & II, Pea Ridge, Elk Horn Tavern,, The Confederates attacked early in the morning near a church named Shiloh. The Union referred to this battle as Pittsburg Landing as that was the name of the dock where they landed their boats to unload troops.
Dieppe was considered to be an invasion rehersal for the Allies, It applied none of the lessons learned in the Pacific Theatre. It was botched. They did learn some things from it that aided at Normandy. They improved their communications equipment and skills, they integrated staffing, they worked out some of the kinks in air and Naval Gunfire support and they learned not to land tanks in places where they couldn't advance off the beach head. For the Canadians it came at a terrible price. Of course at Normandy their communications and coordination were still terrible. The British Funny Tanks performed well and the Canadians were the only unit to reach their D-Day objectives. Dieppe had helped.
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Battle of Shiloh
Some important life lessons learned in the first week of college is that you are on your own, learning to not eat at home, etc.
running into germans with turrets is stupid
Kid you win some and you lose some
Gettysburg was one of the most influential The battle of franklin and the battle of shiloh were some of the bloodiest
Some lesssons learned are that taking anger out on people isnt always the awser and that driving fast can get a ticket.
it let slaves know that there was hope in there some Ware
Some lessons the Sumerians might have learned from the Epic of Gilgamesh include the importance of friendship and companionship, the inevitability of death, the balance between power and humility, and the significance of seeking knowledge and wisdom.
Dont judge a book by its cover Some rumors ain't true
He learns to have courage
The Battle of Shiloh.