Historical Events tagged with "totalwar"
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Sherman's Bold March to Savannah
Union General William Tecumseh Sherman commenced his March to the Sea from Atlanta, Georgia, aiming to cripple the Confederate war effort. Sherman’s army of 60,000 men marched across the state to Savannah, implementing a strategy of total war, intending to destroy both military targets and civilian infrastructure. The march covered approximately 300 miles and lasted until December 21. This campaign aimed to disrupt supply lines and will to fight for the Confederacy.
Continue ReadingUnion Forces Evacuate Atlanta under Sherman
Union General William Tecumseh Sherman ordered the evacuation of Atlanta as Confederate forces advanced. This strategic move facilitated Sherman's famous 'March to the Sea,' aimed at crippling the Southern war effort. The evacuation marked a turning point in the campaign, showcasing Sherman's strategy of total war against Confederate resources while bolstering Union morale.
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