Period Rush: Tales of the Fighting 21st: Part Three: Seeing the Elephant (M.X. Kane - F) gettysburg human story of combat

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After completing an acclaimed career as a research scientist at the National Institutes of Health

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Period Rush: Tales of the Fighting 21st: Part Three: Seeing the Elephant (M.X. Kane - F) gettysburg human story of combatbefore you ever wear a soldier's uniform, always ask this question Are you battle ready? After spending so much of their lives studying, honoring, and playing the role of soldiers, the Fighting 21st swiftly find they must become real soldiers or become history. From the first shot of the Battle of Gettysburg at dawn on July 1st through to the bloody crescendo of Picketts Charge on July 3rd, both the Federal and Confederates fighting under the banner