Lewis Trott joins Matt to talk about "The (A?) Hero of Little Round Top", Gouverneur K. Warren's, life before, during and after the Civil War. At Gettysburg, Warren served on General George G Meade's staff as cihef engineer. He is credited with recognizing the Confederate threat to a then-unoccupied Little Round Top.

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