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Gettysburg[W:176]

Here is a contrast;

Is it possible the confederate assault force could have cut the federal forces in two and potentially achieved a victory that day if,

they had made better use of their artillery?
 
Usually, people who want be critical of different aspects of any given concept, ask enough questions to make sure they are on the same page.
 
Usually, people who want be critical of different aspects of any given concept, ask enough questions to make sure they are on the same page.

And then there are those who ask the same question over and over again, no matter how little sense it makes.
 
In my opinion, there was not adequate artillery support for the confederate assault force.

In your opinion concerning what, specifically? I am going to assume you are referring to "Pickett's charge", in which case I would tend to agree that was one of many factors that contributed to the failure of an effort that was doomed before it began.
 
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