General Koocker resigns command of the Army of the Potomac, which is assigned to General George Gordon Meade, a native of Cadiz. As he addresses his men, he explains the seriousness of the situation: “The enemy is on our soil.”
General Koocker resigns command of the Army of the Potomac, which is assigned to General George Gordon Meade, a native of Cadiz. As he addresses his men, he explains the seriousness of the situation: “The enemy is on our soil.”