The article explores the story of Union major Henry Harrison Young, a fearless soldier during the Civil War who played a crucial role in leading special forces units. Young's bravery and strategic tactics helped the Union win key battles and ultimately save the nation. The article also mentions the forthcoming book 'The Unvanquished' that delves into Young's story and the creation of America's special operations forces.
Key Points
Young's fearless and strategic leadership in the Civil War
Formation of special forces units inspired by Young's tactics
Involvement in covert operations against the French in Mexico
Pros
Highlights the bravery and strategic skills of Union major Henry Harrison Young
Sheds light on the important role of special forces units during the Civil War
Provides historical insights into the creation of America's special operations forces
Cons
Lacks information on the eventual fate of Henry Harrison Young
Focuses more on Young's military achievements rather than personal life