Deeds of Valor How American Heroes Won the Medal of Honor History of Our Count
Deeds of Valor How American Heroes Won the Medal of Honor History of Our Count
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rlvate, Co. D, 107th Ohio Ir Born at North Industry.
Ihio, July 29, 1849.
on either flank and to the rear of its own main column, so that individual actions involving these smaller bodies were almost everyday happenings. On the 23d of March, however, while Sherman's main army was bitterly engaged at Bentonville, N. C, General Porter's troops encountered a force of Confederates at Dingley's Mill, near Sumterville, S. C. The Confederates had fired the wooden bridge across the "WE PICKED BROBST UP... AND PLACED HIM ON MY RIFLE BETWEEN US. " mill race to prevent or check his attack, and evidently had good and commanding positions on their side of the race.
General Porter, thinking that the Confederates had evacuated, ordered Colonel Houghton, of the Twenty-fifth Ohio, to come down from the road, which was high and acted as a dam to the mill pond on one side. Colonel John S. Cooper, of the One hundred and seventh Ohio Volunteers, feeling sure that the enemy were still in hiding across the race, called for volunteers to cross the burning bridge and recon- noiter the enemy's position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rlvate, Co. D, 107th Ohio Ir Born at North Industry.
Ihio, July 29, 1849.
on either flank and to the rear of its own main column, so that individual actions involving these smaller bodies were almost everyday happenings. On the 23d of March, however, while Sherman's main army was bitterly engaged at Bentonville, N. C, General Porter's troops encountered a force of Confederates at Dingley's Mill, near Sumterville, S. C. The Confederates had fired the wooden bridge across the "WE PICKED BROBST UP... AND PLACED HIM ON MY RIFLE BETWEEN US. " mill race to prevent or check his attack, and evidently had good and commanding positions on their side of the race.
General Porter, thinking that the Confederates had evacuated, ordered Colonel Houghton, of the Twenty-fifth Ohio, to come down from the road, which was high and acted as a dam to the mill pond on one side. Colonel John S. Cooper, of the One hundred and seventh Ohio Volunteers, feeling sure that the enemy were still in hiding across the race, called for volunteers to cross the burning bridge and recon- noiter the enemy's position.
What to read after Deeds of Valor How American Heroes Won the Medal of Honor History of Our Count?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Frederick Beyer to read onlineMoreLess
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