Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Battle of Gettysburg Colonel Chamberlaine PPT Does not have any format, just specific to presentationIts about the ba

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Battle of Gettysburg Colonel Chamberlaine PPT Does not have any format, just specific to presentationIts about the battle in Gettysburg focused on Colonel Chamberlaine Subject: Colonel CHAMBERLAIN (at the 20th Maine monument on Little Round Top)
DESCRIBE THE ACTION: This part of battle analysis—describing the battle itself—is what most people
consider to be real military history. By following the format, you will study the battle chronologically. Do
not let this approach disrupt your study of the battle. If you need to skip a phase in order to examine a
combat functional area—such as maneuver, logistics, etc.— because it is more important to your overall
objective, then do so. Also give examples on these four elements: a) leadership attributes and
competencies; b) the concept of mission command and its various elements; 3) the principles of war;
and 4) today’s Army values.
a. Describe the opening moves of the battle: Examine the initial actions by the opposing forces.
Did one side gain an advantage over the other in the opening phase of the battle?
b. Detail the major phases/key events: Establish a chronology for the battle while examining the
actions after the opening moves. Look for key events or decisions that turned the battle toward one side
or the other.
c. State the outcome: Who won the battle? Did either side achieve its objectives? Did the battle
provide an advantage to the winning side, and what was it? Did the battle have any long term effects,
and what were they?
Key references:
https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/defense-little-round-top
http://collections.library.cornell.edu/moa_new/waro.html
https://history.army.mil/html/books/075/75-10/CMH_Pub_75-10.pdf
https://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/DR_a/pdf/web/ARN20039_ADP%20622%20C1%20FINAL%20WEB.pdf-+

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