In This EpisodeIt's the mid-morning of May 5th, 1864 -- The Army of the Potomac has now discovered two massive rebel forces forming on both sides of Warren's 5th Corps still stung out over 5 miles within the tangles of The Wilderness. Now, as new intelligence arrives, they are becoming painfully aware that General Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia has launched a counter-crossing attack along the Orange Turnpike AND the Orange Plank Roads. As Meade falls back into his old Eastern Army habits by going on defense, will Grant be able to finally push the Army of the Potomac into an aggressive Federal position?Notable Quotes"What had begun as a hopeful morning's march was rapidly taking an ugly, familiar turn. Once again, the Union high command had underestimated Lee's audacity."-- Gordon Rhea, Battle of the Wilderness"If [this] is what Meade meant by attacking 'at once', as he said he would at 7:30 AM [it's now after 10:00 AM] no wonder Lee was running circles around him."-- Gordon Rhea, Battle of the Wilderness"Double-Quick!"-- Maj. Gen. George Getty, Running to Brock Road Intersection, May 5th, 1864"We must hold this point at any risk -- Our men will soon be up!"-- Maj. Gen. George Getty, Arriving at the Brock Road Intersection, May 5th, 1864