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History Channel Civil War: Secret Missions (Sharpshooters at Devil's Den) HD

Mission Briefing - Sharpshooters at Devil's Den:
"The Union Army has taken a strong position west of Gettysburg, at Little Round Top. You must destroy their artillery positions situated on a ridge. Between you and that objective, however, lays a rocky formation known as Devil's Den. It's been reported that enemy sharpshooters are camping there. Eliminate any enemy sharpshooters, and destroy enemy artillery."


Levels: 1.Dawn at Chancellorsville-CSA, 2.Dr. Gatling's Secret Weapon-CSA, 3.The Gray Ghost-CSA, 4.Sharpshooters at Devil's Den-CSA, 5.The Great Train Raid of 1861-CSA, 6.USS Pittsburg-USA, 7.Sabotage at Lynchburg-USA, 8.Infiltration of Jackson-USA, 9.Captain Blazer's Scouts-USA, 10.The Siege of Vicksburg-USA, 11.The Fall of Vicksburg-USA,

Civil War: Secret Missions is a historical first-person shooter video game developed by Cauldron Ltd, and released on 4 November 2008 by Activision Value and the History Channel for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It is a sequel toThe History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided.
As a soldier in either the Union or Confederate armies, the player is involved in covert operations behind enemy lines. The eleven missions in this game are inspired by events that took place during the American Civil War. The player's goal is to disrupt the armies of both the North and South by any means necessary, including stopping enemy supply lines, stealing ironclad ships and sabotaging enemy strongholds. Engaging in some of the Civil War's most famous battles, such asThe Great Train Raid of 1861 and The Fall of Vicksburg in utilizing classic weapons of the era, including the pepperbox revolver and the coffee mill gun. All missions are based on the actions of famous partisans, scouts and rangers – fighting as a member of Mosby's Rangers, Sheridan's Scouts and Grant's Secret Service and receiving mission commands from famous generals like Robert E. Lee, "Stonewall" Jackson, and Ulysses Grant.

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