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Infantry - Figures of 1st Texas, 38th Alabama, 8th Virginia, 1st & 10th Tennessee, other units, and infantry type individual and group figures and sets. |
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Personalities - General Officers and Staff figures. |
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Louisiana Regiment - During the American Civil War, about the time that New Orleans fell to the federal forces of Admiral David G. Farragut's fleet, there was much confusion , and a desire for a defense against the federal invasion. Reinforcements were recruited and formed into new fighting units. One of the units that was formed was the 28th Louisiana Infantry Regiment. |
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Field Accessories - Flags, Accessories, Artillery, with crews. |
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Bands |
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6th Wisconsin - Was organized at Randall, Madison, WI and mustered into the service on July 16, 1861. The regiment reached Washington, D.C., August 7, 1861, and going into camp in the suburbs of that city. Shortly thereafter the Sixth was attached to General King's Brigade, which subsequently became known as the "Iron Brigade". From that time until March 1862, the regiment served in the defenses of Washington, and thereafter in all the campaigns of the Army of the Potomac until the surrender at Appomattox. |
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5th New York Zouave Regiment -The 5th New York Volunteer Infantry, "Duryée's Zouaves," was one of the most renowned fighting regiments of the American Civil War. Their colorful Zouave uniform, precise maneuvers, effectiveness in combat and steady bearing under fire, won them universal respect and recognition. |
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Artillery - Only about six percent of the soldiers in the American Civil War were enrolled in the artillery branch of the service, yet the artillery played a pivotal role in almost every major engagement of the War. From the massed Union batteries at Stones River and Malvern Hill to the intrepid field work of Pelham's horse artillery at Fredericksburg, the big guns were always a factor, and often the decisive one. |
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20th Maine Regiment - Again and again was this mad rush repeated, each time to be beaten off by the ever thinning line that desperately clung to it's ledge of rock refusing to yield except as it shrunk for a pace or two from the storm of lead which swept it's front.... 20th Maine, Little Round Top |
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1st US Sharpshooters - The unit was organized at Camp Randall, Madison, WI, September, 1861. From here, the Sharpshooters moved to Washington and served in the defenses. On March 24, 1862, they were assigned to duty with the forces under General McClellan, then about to begin the Peninsular Campaign. From this time until the expiration of the term of service in 1864, the Sharpshooters were engaged in all the campaigns of the Army of the Potomac. |
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Personalities |
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Dismounted Cavalry |
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Union Cavalry |
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Union Band |
