Civil War : original pictures

This portrait shows an identified Confederate noncommissioned officer, Sgt. Andrew Martin Chandler (left), and his named slave, Silas Chandler (right).

Capt custer of the 5th US Cavalry with Lt Washington a prisoner and former classmate

Camp McDowell, Arlington Heights, Virginia. In the Summer of 1861, military engineers of Company R, Eighth New York State Militia, gathered in front of their captain’s tent at Camp McDowell, Virginia.

President Lincoln, Allan Pinkerton, and Maj. Gen. John A. McClernand standing outside a tent, ca. 1860-1865.

Civil war tent life with family,1861

Confederate prisoners captured in the Shenandoah Valley being guarded in a Union camp, May 1862

Savage Station, Virginia. Union field hospital after the battle of June 27

Brigade officers of the Horse Artillery

Confederate prisoners captured at Gettysburg

Scouts and guides for the Army of the Potomac

Union soldiers waiting to attack at Frederickburg

Union artillery

Union artillery

Union siege artillery (mortar)

110th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

Union Engineers

Hi Rudy
je ne veux pas faire mon rabat joie mais, cites les sources des photos, car elles sont toutes soumises à un copyright ou à des droits réservés.
Bon  week-end
Sly

Rudi :

Avec ce truc là, je pense que l'on sait d'ou sa sort (le boulet) mais qui peut deviner ou ça retombe

Je pense, qu'ils ne savaient pas non plus.

mais si ! mais si ! on sais ou sa tombe a 50m pres
il existe des tableaux de calcul suivant la charge "approximative" et l angle délévation qui date des premiers canons