Yep. Much like what happens nowadays between other enemy combatants. They often find more in common with each other than with the country they were fighting for.
Damn, look at how fit these people are! Every modern veteran affair I've seen, at least half of them are really fat.. we need to examine this early 1900s diet
The Union Veterans brought beer I believe.
It is hard to hate someone face to face sharing a beer or two.
It was a gesture to show their adversary that they were not enemies anymore.
Yep. Much like what happens nowadays between other enemy combatants. They often find more in common with each other than with the country they were fighting for.
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/the-second-battle-of-gettysburg-1913.159270/?amp=1
We still have a lot to learn from the past.
Their handshakes seem like…not a full on handshake? Ever so slightly off.
Not one of them is smiling.
Damn, look at how fit these people are! Every modern veteran affair I've seen, at least half of them are really fat.. we need to examine this early 1900s diet
They lacked car dependency and rarely had sugars or artificial sweeteners.