During the Civil War, Union soldiers wore blue uniforms and were thus Blue Bellies by the Confederate soldiers.
In the American Civil War, the uniform of the Union was dark blue in color, and the uniform of the Confederacy was grey. It is often described as a war of the blue and the grey.
The Union wore Blue. Confederates wore Grey.
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Soldiers for the North (Union) were called "yanks" or more derisively "blue-bellies."
During the Civil War, Union soldiers wore blue uniforms and were thus Blue Bellies by the Confederate soldiers.
The Union soldiers in the North were called "Blue Jackets" and Ohio has a rich American Civil War history.
In the American Civil War, the uniform of the Union was dark blue in color, and the uniform of the Confederacy was grey. It is often described as a war of the blue and the grey.
The Union wore Blue. Confederates wore Grey.
union
Soldiers for the North (Union) were called "yanks" or more derisively "blue-bellies."
The Union soldiers wore blue uniforms while the Rebel soldiers wore gray.
The Union soldiers dressed in blue; the Confederacy dressed in gray. This is an over simplification of course.
dark blue, pants and a sports coat sort of.
The only soldiers in the American Civil War who wore green uniforms that I know of were Berdan's Sharpshooters. They were a regiment of snipers in the Union Army, and presumably green was intended to make them less conspicuous than blue.
Union uniforms were a dark blue.
The Union wore blue.