Stonewall Jackson isn't killed by friendly fire

[samcster94]

What changes if he lives to the end of the war??? I can easily imagine him talking to redeemers later on as well.

 

[Grimbald]

Battle is declined at Gettysburg and the ANV moves on to Harrisburg. What happens there is another time line altogether.

 

[TheRockofChickamauga]

I have a whole TL about this. The link to it can be found in my signature.

 

[Darth_Kiryan]

What changes if he lives to the end of the war??? I can easily imagine him talking to redeemers later on as well.

So, If he is not killed by friendly fire, does he still lose his arm? Or is it that he does not get shot at all?

 

[Resurgam]

So, If he is not killed by friendly fire, does he still lose his arm? Or is it that he does not get shot at all?

I doubt he’s doomed to lose his arm. He could just... not be shot.

 

[Elfwine]

I think the first question would be if he is fit for field duty or not (in the near future as of May 1863). A lot of changes unfold from there - not necessarily a Confederate win to the war, but if you change Gettysburg (or avoid it) that does start changing things on how things unfold.