Talk:Red River Campaign

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Great length, great detail. I'm afraid I have no expertise to guide me on the accuracy or completeness of this article, but it seems good. Could benefit from an infobox, picture, or map, though. Also, maybe a disambig warning at the top, distinguishing it from Red River War and anything involving the SE Asian Red River. LordAmeth 11:31, 6 August 2006 (UTC)

Found this site quite by accident. However, as a resident of Pleasant Hill,LA near where the battle took place, I found the piece very informative. The backgound of strategic planning and what happened to the major players after the battle was new information . The community puts on a re-enactment of the Battle of Pleasant Hill every April. User: bthomas 14:40 November 10, 2006.