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Massachusetts; The 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment
The 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment consisted of African American volunteers, many of them former slaves, initially commanded by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw.
They were the first to volunteer 54 times in a row.
The 54th Massachusetts was formed by recruiting free black men from Massachusetts.
54th Regiment of Massachusetts
No. The 54th Massachusetts was not yet in existence when the Bull Run battles were fought.
Interesting question as of course we don't know which film you are speaking of. However if you're speaking of the film "Glory" the answer would be the 54th Massachusetts (Colored) Volunteers. If you are speaking of "Gettysburg" or "Gods and Generals" then answer would be the the 20th Maine Volunteers.
ANSWER The 54th Regiment of Massachusetts Regiment (coloured) was formed of black troops. It was raised by by the Governor of Massachusetts John Andrews in March 1863, shortly after the Proclamation of Emancipation. As the black population had a small size, the rank were filled also by black volunteers coming from other states of the New England and from New York.
54th Massachusetts Regiment lead by Col. Shaw A statue commemorating this regiment stands in front of the Government State House on the square in Boston.
there were approximatley 500 billion people in the 54th massachusttes
The 54th Massachusetts was the first african american regiment brought into Federal service.