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Talks already. We all have our favorite great attacks of the war. We could not fit them all in. We repent the panel talk about other great attacks of the war. We have some of the best and brightest joining us tonight. First again, mr. James ogden. [indiscernible] [applause] sitting next to him is. Ur colleague he has worked at Gettysburg National park where he is done the song and dance on the battlefield. [applause] sitting next to dan is chris kolakowski. The other polish prince of the civil war. Chris is the director of the macarthur memorial. If you have a chance to visit norfolk and go to...

Chris is the historian here. Bed andworking breakfast, conference center, a great place to hold the symposium. He has just written a book, which will be available. He has coauthored two magazine articles on the battle of the spotsylvania courthouse. Those are available through the emerging civil war website. Chris and i have known each other for 11 years. , fightlike john and paul a little bit, get along, but we are best friends. He met his life right where our projector is set up. Chris, one of our friends described him as the Rupert Murdoch of civil war publishing. He is now becoming a very ...

If youve had the chance to walk around particularly out at the mule shoe, you know what a beautiful landscape it is, easily one of the best preserved civil war landscapes that we have available to us. Its pristine. There are a few monuments out there, but youre seeing what the soldiers saw in 1864 when they first arrived. The tree lines are pretty accurate. The fields are pretty accurate. Then over course of two years like a swarm of locusts they transformed that landscape so dramatically that the traces of it are still there today. If you want to after our program this afternoon, ill be happy...

If youve had the chance to walk around particularly out at the mule shoe, you know what a beautiful landscape it is, easily one of the best preserved civil war landscapes that we have available to us. Its pristine. There are a few monuments out there, but youre seeing what the soldiers saw in 1864 when they first arrived. The tree lines are pretty accurate. The fields are pretty accurate. Then over course of two years like a swarm of locusts they transformed that landscape so dramatically that the traces of it are still there today. If you want to after our program this afternoon, ill be happy...

Cspans washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. , the National Security team at the center for American Progress examines last week speech by Ashton Carter on the reforms being made to the Goldwater Nichols act of 1986, the most sweeping in a generation. In the International Consortium of investigative journalists talks about the impact of the u. S. Plan to stop tax havens like animal in light of last weeks release of the panama papers. Also, Democracy Spring Campaign director on the organizations plan to protest in washington this weekend. You should was...