Troop K, 10th US Cavalry Regiment picks up the trail in pursuit of the hostile Apache band led by the warrior Geronimo.

Elements of the 4th and 5th Texas Infantry Regiments assault the extreme left of the Union line during the bloodiest day of the Battle of Gettysburg.

June 30, 1863, Gettysburg, PA – Looking Southward along Baltimore St from the square to the Adams County Courthouse.

Union Major General John Reynolds prepares to commit the First Corps at Gettysburg.

"If the enemy is there tomorrow, we must attack him."

This looks like one of Mosby’s boys, trying to sharpshoot with an old yankee smoothbore musketoon.

General G.K. Warren was drawn to the boulder-strewn rise overlooking the Plum Run Valley.

Surrounded by Ute braves, units from the 3rd, 5th and 9th Cavalry fight from their circled supply wagons.

General Joshua Chamberlain representing the government of the United States is shown receiving the surrender from Longstreet’s Corps.

"The Gray Ghost," John Singleton Mosby, preparing to defend the section of the Confederacy that borrowed his name.

Col. Strong Vincent meets a courier from Corps Commander Major General George Sykes.

Enemies on the surface, brothers at the core, trading coffee for tobacco.