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He Wasn’t a General. He Wasn’t Even in the Army. But He Changed the Face of War Forever.

Jack Henson was a Tennessee planter who wanted nothing to do with the Civil War. He kept his sons out of the fight. He stayed neutral. He farmed his land.

But when Union troops murdered his two boys—branding them bushwhackers without proof, then mounting their severed heads on the family’s front gate—something inside Henson broke.

He didn’t weep. He didn’t beg. He built a weapon.
A custom .50 caliber sniper rifle that would become the Union Army’s worst nightmare.

From the shadows of the Tennessee wilderness, Jack Henson became a ghost in the trees—systematically eliminating Union officers with terrifying precision. He didn’t wear a uniform. He didn’t fight for medals. He fought for vengeance—and he fought alone.

Over 100 confirmed kills.
One rifle, hand-carved with a notch for every life taken.
A one-man war the government tried to erase from history.

This isn’t the story your history teacher told you.
It’s the untold saga of a father turned sniper, of a man whose grief turned him into a legend—and a ghost.

Was he a hero? A war criminal? Or just a broken man who made the battlefield personal?

What if a farmer became the Civil War’s deadliest ghost?
The deadliest marksman the Civil War tried to forget.
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