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we are at the river road sally port, this was the main entrance to ft. fisher. there was a road that ran from wilmington down here. as federal forces were attacking this position, a lone 12 pound cannon was here. it was to load canister and face shot, that would have been in front of the fortification, you have a kmarnd of anything trying to move from the front side of that fort. >> for the gunners that were here, it worked out great. what happened they were starting to get picked off one by one. to show up at this gun was instant death, as the gunners were all dead. union forces were able to push them out of the way and into this area. this was the main focal point for a lot of these union forces that were trying to push into this fortification to capture it. they started coming up over sides of the fort as well into the marsh. >> up on top of the fort, this would have been the first traverse of shepherd's battery. in here would have been a 32 pound rifled cannon. you would have two cannons in this location. this gun is a reproduction, we do fire this gun for p

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a botched seventy million dollar worth construction project were also means big business first sally port global who are paid nearly seven hundred million dollars to secure an iraqi base they allegedly turned a blind eye to alcohol smuggling theft security violations and allegations of sex trafficking and then fired investigators who uncovered wrongdoing that's all according to an associated press investigation the list of controversy goes on yet private security firms are doing just fine and filling their coffers with the spoils of war. r.t. washington d.c. the situation let's go back to this case just remind you the u.s. appeals court friday throwing out the first degree murder conviction of former blackwater will board security go of sentence of life in prison for the killing of fourteen iraqi civilians joining us on the line of the founder of shock one of the troops a group monitoring private contractors violations of human rights to get up early to be with us in the program appreciate it what do you think of the decision to overturn the previous sentence. reconsider in these cases. g

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