So as the title says, post your favourite American Civil War regiments, and maybe a little history if you feel inclined.
I like the Irish brigade cause they are pretty badass.
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Irish Brigade uhm? Ah.
Mine would be for sure the Stonewall brigade,
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The Stonewall Brigade was a collection of five Virginia infantry regiments and an artillery battery in the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Trained and first led by Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, it was perhaps the most accomplished—and certainly one of the most famous—units of its kind in American military history. The brigade saw action in many of the bloodiest battles of the war, from First Manassas (1861) to Antietam (1862) to Gettysburg (1863) to Spotsylvania Court House (1864), losing only a single engagement under Jackson's command but also losing more than 96 percent of its men by 1865. MORE
Love this uniform.
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I would have to list about 3 of the most awesome civil war regiments I can think of...
#1: The 122nd New York Volunteer Infantry. Why number 1 you may ask. Because this regiment could do it all, skirmish, scout/raids, repulse attacks from an entire brigade of troops. I would seriously consider these guys one of the most non-talked about regiments of the war, and yet they saw serious action within it.
#2: The 13th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment (42nd Pennsylvania or the 1st Bucktail regiment/ 1st Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment.) These guys were awesome simply because they were issued Sharps 1859 breach loading rifles. These guys were carrying weapons usually only equipped by special sharpshooter regiments. The regiment rescued the 1st New Jersey cavalry and repelled an attack by Stuarts Brigade made up of the 44th VA, 58th VA, 1st MR, and some random Louisiana regiment. Oh and while they did that they killed "Stonewall" Jackson's cavalry commander Turner Ashby.
#3: The 1st Kansass Colored Volunteer Infantry. These guys were an interesting bunch because their uniforms definitely looked awesome and they were the first colored regiment engaged in a battle in the civil war.
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Confederate soldiers in Fredericksburg
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Found another interesting image.
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