Henrico's Iron: Ironclad Battles on the James River
The James River in eastern Henrico County serves as a watery grave for three mighty ships from the Civil War. Today, the CSS Richmond, Virginia II and Fredericksburg remain casualties from the James River Squadron and footnotes to America's struggle to unite its North and South. But during the War, they marked an advanced breed of armored ship. They were Ironclads that forever changed naval combat.
▶︎
Battle of the Hampton Roads - The Fury of Iron and Steam
▶︎
From Ironclad to Artifact: The Journey of the CSS Georgia
▶︎
American Civil War Museum | Richmond, Virginia | RARE Battlefield Relics and Artifacts!!!
▶︎
WWII Normandy D-Day explained through rare archives
▶︎
ACW: Vicksburg Naval Actions - "Mississippi Gunrunner"
▶︎
The Other Ironclads
▶︎
The Ram of Roanoke: The Story of the CSS Albemarle
▶︎
CSS Alabama - Sweet Home Forever At Sea
▶︎
Rivers and Rails: Daggers of the Civil War | Tennessee Civil War 150 | NPT
▶︎
28 Rotary Snowplows That Killed Their Workers Are Still Buried In Sierra Nevada — We Checked
▶︎
Why Speer Said One US Invention Erased Two Years Of Atlantic Wall Concrete
▶︎
The Battle of Pea Ridge - Combined Video: The American Civil War
▶︎
Secrets of the Civil War: The Ships that Shaped America (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
▶︎
The Siege of Petersburg. 1865 – Battle of the Crater | Under Siege | Full Documentary
▶︎
HMS Victory in 3D: Total Guide (1/2)
▶︎
What Canadian Soldiers Did When a German Major Refused to Surrender
▶︎
Clash of Ironclads: Battle of Hampton Roads 1862
▶︎
American Civil War - River War Pt 1 - Up the creek but have ironclad
▶︎
Why Were Stealth Ships Invented 70 Years Before Radar?
▶︎