The Valley Campaign has come down to this last battle between Stonewall Jackson and Erastus B. Tyler outside the town of Port Republic. Ewell was able to manage a draw against Fremont and prevent his forces from striking Jackson via Cross Keys. And now he faces down a multiple of heavily entrenched Union battery and formidable troops in reserve. Will the ruse of moving through the woods allow the Confederates the chance to close the distance before the cannons scuttle their efforts? The final battle for the control of Shenandoah Valley begins! 0:05 It's the final battle in Jackson's Valley Campaign, but where's Jackson? 3:11 Map of the battlefield, and the troop overview 6:12 Gibbons scouts ahead toward scary cabin in the woods and finds something even scarier 8:56 Ewell does the same for his own force, and gets even nastier surprise 10:39 Victory points at stake, looks like we will have one bloody battle to get to them all 12:53 In the range of well entrenched and powerful Union cannons, the Confederates advance their own guns 15:48 Ewell takes one for the team, or several; the rebel guns take a few opportunistic shots 22:07 The enemy lying in wait for us! No other way but through the woods and streams 26:05 The forces in the woods in some kind of quagmire, but the main forces have a target 29:28 The Stonewall brigades, should they assist the group stranded in the woods to south or keep pressuring the union guns? 33:02 Now supported by their own artillery, the Rebels push forward all the way to Union guns 35:27 And they get promptly blasted and driven into the woods, but other regiments keep up the pressure 40:04 It's the matter of whether the Feds will run out of shells to fire or we'll run out of able men; The Rebels finally get to one Union gun battalion and threaten to envelop their rear 42:56 Confederates manage to cross the stream to attack more entrenched gun positions, but will the Feds finally crack open their mighty reserves? #Civil_War_Generals_2 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_Y-d7sj47Y