Union Fleet Passing Vicksburg by Tom Lovell Basrah Since Alexander the Great

Since Alexander the Great

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Union Fleet Passing Vicksburg by Tom Lovell Basrah Since Alexander the GreatLIMITED EDITION PRINT Limited Edition of: 1500 Image Size: 31 1 2"w x 16 1 2"h. On the night of April 16, 1863, a large part of the Union fleet, under the command of Rear Admiral David D. Porter, dared to pass directly before Vicksburg's heavy artillery. Seven ironclads sustained minor damage; one transport sank in flames. Once downstream, the surviving ships shuttled Union forces across the river from west to east, helping the troops surprise