a ration included: 12 oz. meat, or 1lb. 4oz. salt beef: 1lb. 6oz. of soft bread or flour 1lb. hardbread or 1lb. 4oz.:)
they wore blue shirts
her fear was being dsicovered as a woman soldier
Soldiers for the North (Union) were called "yanks" or more derisively "blue-bellies."
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confederate soldier fire on union troops in fort sumter.
Union
they wore blue shirts
Bob.
General William T. Sherman was a general leading Union troops.
No. He was a Union Soldier and fought in The Blackhawk War
The cast of The Red Badge of Courage - 1951 includes: Smith Ballew as Captain Albert Band as Union Soldier Fording River Gregg Barton as Soldier Whit Bissell as Wounded Officer Robert Board as Soldier Edwin Breen as Confederate Flag Bearer Benny Burt as Union Soldier Robert Cavendish as Wounded Soldier Mack Chandler as Veteran Robert Cherry as Singing Soldier Jimmy Clark as Stevens Lyle Clark as Union Soldier David Clarke as Corporal by Campfire John Cliff as Soldier John Crawford as Soldier Dick Curtis as Veteran Royal Dano as The Tattered Man Bert Davidson as Union Soldier Dennis Dengate as Lieutenant Andy Devine as The Cheery Soldier Douglas Dick as The Lieutenant John Dierkes as The Tall Soldier Billy Dix as Soldier James Dobson as Soldier Tim Durant as The General Robert Easton as Thompson Gloria Eaton as Southern Woman at Farm Lynn Farr as Confederate Soldier Eugene Gericke as Soldier William Grueneberg as Union Soldier Bill Hale as Confederate Soldier Joe Haworth as Soldier Dick Haynes as Confederate Soldier Jim Hayward as Soldier Ed Hinton as Corporal Shep Houghton as Union Soldier Arthur Hunnicutt as Bill Porter John Huston as Grizzled Union Veteran Tennessee Jim as Confederate Soldier Todd Karns as Soldier Herb Latimer as Corporal Norman Leavitt as Union Soldier Emmett Lynn as Jake - Veteran Casey MacGregor as Veteran Joel Marston as Union Soldier Strother Martin as Corporal Bill Mauldin as The Loud Soldier Frank McGrath as Captain Frank Melton as Confederate Soldier Audie Murphy as The Youth Robert Nichols as Fat Union Soldier Lou Nova as Veteran Ivan Parry as Soldier William Phipps as Officer John Piffle as Confederate Soldier Dixon Porter as Union Army Lieutenant Lee Roberts as Union Soldier Buddy Roosevelt as Veteran William Schallert as Union Soldier Mickey Simpson as Veteran Glenn Strange as Colonel Frank Sully as Veteran Arthur Tovey as Soldier Dan White as Sergeant James Whitmore as Narrator Guy Wilkerson as Veteran Wilson Wood as Union Soldier Duke York as Veteran
Shelbyville Daily Union was created on 1863-05-09.
No one expected to stay a Union soldier once the civil war was over. There were career military people in the union army, so the answer to this question is; if it was for the war I would say no, but if the men wanted a job in the military, yes.
Yankees
Yes, a Yankee soldier and a union soldier fought on the same side in the American Civil War (1861-65). The term "Yankee" was used by southerners to denote someone from the north, or the union. In this case, "Union" and "Yankee" mean the same thing. Nobody knows why the South ever came up with that term, though.
Was there a union soldier that had the last name McNevin?
John Brown?