The first fighting in this battle broke out when men in Henry Heth's division encountered William Gamble's brigade along Chambersburg Pike.
The first fighting in this battle broke out when men in Henry Heth's division encountered William Gamble's brigade along Chambersburg Pike. Gamble was in Buford's division of dismounted cavalry who secured high ground at Seminary Ridge. The second day of this battle saw the bayonet charge of Chamberlain's Twentieth Maine at Little Round Top, and the third day saw the disastrous Pickett's charge. For 10 points name this Pennsylvania Civil War battle, often considered the turning point in the war.
The first fighting in this battle broke out when men in Henry Heth's division encountered William Gamble's brigade along Chambersburg Pike.
Battle of {Gettysburg}