Historical question on American Civil War

[deadeye dick]

The names of the playmo forts (Randall, Glory, Bravo), are they based on historical forts?

Do you know real names of forts of both confederation or union?

Thx,

DD.

[playmofire]

It doesn't follow that the names of the Playmobil forts were necessarily Union or Confederate as the forts may have been built before the American Civil War or after it.

Anyway, here's a link on Fort Randall from Google:

https://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/html/Lake_Proj/fortrandall/military.html

and

http://www.sdgfp.info/parks/Learning/DakotaForts.htm

From Google, I think Fort Glory might be made up

Fort Bravo may have been taken from a 1953 film Escape from Fort Bravo.  In the film, Fort Bravo is a Union Fort where Confederate officers are held prisoner.  Information from Google again.

[CountBogro]

I think that most of those forts were from the Indian wars - not so  much from the Civil war.

If you'd put a canon against one of them there wouldn't much be left to resist 

Bogro

[playmofire]

I think that most of those forts were from the Indian wars - not so  much from the Civil war.
Bogro

I think you're quite right  there, Bogro.