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1. The Chasseur is part of the 69th Pa.'s monument near the Angle at the Copse of trees.
ReplyDelete2. The officer (Ellis) is from the 124th NY on Devil's Den. The monument faces South into the triangular field, the direction the Rebs came at them.
Ooops forgot the others:
ReplyDelete3. The close up is part of the 40th NY monument just in front (West face) of Little Round Top near the Slaughter Pen.
4. The bronze plaque is part of the 67th NY's on Culp's Hill. It's all about the War being over.