Signals Crossed

Communication Failures Cost Forrest and the Rebels Dearly at Tupelo he summer of 1864 was in many ways the Confederacy’s last gasp for survival. Ulysses S. Grant had gone east to take overall command of the Union Army, but he left his trusted subordinate, Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman, to manage affairs west of the …

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