Gettysburg July 3 1863. Confederate: The Army of Northern Virginia (Osprey Order of Battle 10)

James Arnold

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By day 3 of the battle Lee reasoned that to hold his flanks Meade must have weakened the center of his line along Cemetery Ridge. Just after 3:10pm General George Pickett rode to the front of his Division, turning in the saddle he commanded, 'Charge the enemy and remember Old Virginia.' 'Forward! Guide center! March!' At that moment 10,000 Confederates began a march into history.

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