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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 94 (search)
es. In view of this sudden revolution in the rebel means of attack, what artillery has this army which can be depended upon to destroy these iron-clads in the absence of Federal iron-clads? It has only seven suitable rifles, six of which were here when no iron boats were dreamed of. A two hundred pounder and a one hundred pounder are at Plymouth. A one hundred pounder is at Hatteras; two are at Fort Macon, and two at Newbern. In case the iron-clad passes Plymouth, Roanoke Island and Hatteras will be visited. One rifle is needed at Hatteras to replace the one moved to Plymouth; and one at Macon, to replace the gun removed to Newbern. Guns are burst, and otherwise crippled in active service, and there should be at this depot, at least one or two extra, for such contingencies. The Southfield, burst a one hundred pounder in extricating the Bombshell on the Chowan. On the twenty-fourth Commander Flusser was expecting the iron-clad and an attack at Plymouth, and wrote to Co
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), Fortifications and their Armaments. (search)
es. In view of this sudden revolution in the rebel means of attack, what artillery has this army which can be depended upon to destroy these iron-clads in the absence of Federal iron-clads? It has only seven suitable rifles, six of which were here when no iron boats were dreamed of. A two hundred pounder and a one hundred pounder are at Plymouth. A one hundred pounder is at Hatteras; two are at Fort Macon, and two at Newbern. In case the iron-clad passes Plymouth, Roanoke Island and Hatteras will be visited. One rifle is needed at Hatteras to replace the one moved to Plymouth; and one at Macon, to replace the gun removed to Newbern. Guns are burst, and otherwise crippled in active service, and there should be at this depot, at least one or two extra, for such contingencies. The Southfield, burst a one hundred pounder in extricating the Bombshell on the Chowan. On the twenty-fourth Commander Flusser was expecting the iron-clad and an attack at Plymouth, and wrote to Co