Wow good work man I have a battle you could try it would take some time to make but ill love to see you do it .Well at the battle of Port Hudson. In Louisiana 1863 * America's longest siege to date * Well there was a place there called Fort Desperate was the name given to the Confederate position sitting at the top of an exposed ridge on the northeastern corner of the Port Hudso defensive line It was so named by the men serving inside it -primarily the officers and men of the Fifteenth Arkansas Infantry Regiment (Johnson's), commanded by Colonel Benjam W. Johnson. They withstood the ferocious Union attacks of May 27th and June 14th, along with continuing artillery barrages and sniper fire without giving an inch during the entire 48-day siege. A good many of the men of the Fifteenth Arkansas Regiment were veterans of the Fort Henry and Fort Donaldson, Tennessee battles of February, 1862. The majority who were there had been captured when the Confederates surrendered and spent seven months in Union prison camps, most at Camp Butler, Illinois, where more than half died of illness and disease. After they were released in September, the unit was reorganized and was sent to Port Hudson, arriving on November 1,1862.
