Union Army

land force that fought for the Union during the American Civil War. 
Federal Army, Northern Army

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1861 — 1865 army, 26th Regiment Infantry U.S. Colored Troops, 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Pennsylvania Reserves, Sixty-Ninth Regiment, United States Colored Troops, Potomac Flotilla, 196th Pennsylvania Infantry, 15th Regiment Indiana Infantry, 160th New York Volunteer Infantry, 2nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, Union Army of the West, Mississippi River Squadron, Cavalry Corps, United States, 

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Battery Cameron – Battery Carroll – Battery Kemble – Battery Reno – Battery Rodgers – Camp Chase – Fort Bayard – Fort Bunker Hill – Fort C. F. Smith – Fort Craig – Fort Davis – Fort Delaware – Fort DeRussy – Fort Dupont – Fort Ellsworth – Fort Ethan Allen – Fort Farnsworth – Fort Foote – Fort Greble – Fort Haggerty – Fort Jackson – Fort Jefferson – Fort Kearny – Fort Lincoln – Fort Lyon – Fort Mahan – Fort Marcy – Fort O'Rourke – Fort Reno – Fort Reynolds – Fort Runyon – Fort Saratoga – Fort Scott – Fort Slemmer – Fort Slocum – Fort Stanton – Fort Stevens – Fort Sumner – Fort Thayer – Fort Tillinghast – Fort Totten – Fort Ward – Fort Willard – Fort Williams – Fort Woodbury – Fort Worth – Mississippi River Squadron – 

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24th Ohio or 9th Indiana, Blue Springs, Tennessee

24th Ohio wagons, Blue Springs, Tennessee

African-American Union Army infantrymen. Restored, retouched and colourised

A wood cut of Harriet Tubman, an abolitionist and activist, during the Civil War.

Baker, Samuel D - State: Pennsylvania - Regiment: 2 Pennsylvania Infantry, Company C - Enlistment Rank: Pvt - Discharge Rank: Pvt

During the Battle of Stones River, the flag sustained significant damage; the Battle-axe was shot away, two bullets shattered its staff, and twenty-three holes pierced its folds.

Equestrian statue General Slocum

Fort Monroe on Cheat Summit. Observing the fort and the entrenchments on Cheat Summit, a Confederate Colonel declares, "It would be madness to make an attack." (Virginia State Archives).

HAYWARD, Monroe Leland,

Harriet Tubman, with rescued slaves, New York Times (cropped)

Lieutenant-Colonel of the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.

Lieutenant-Colonel of the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.

Lt. Col. Frederick C. Jones 24th Ohio

Pacific Northwest Military Outposts

Sgt. George W. Lewis, Co. D, 24th O.V.I., Circa 1865

U.S. Army Civil War Knapsack

(Unidentified officer in Union uniform with sword) (LOC)

[Missouri] Hartman, William - 2nd Cavalry, Company C

[Missouri] [BLANK], [BLANK] - Age [BLANK], Year: [BLANK] - First Light Artillery, Di-Ei

[New York] Merrill, Sidney T - Unit: 114th Infantry, Company: F - Enlistment Rank: Pvt, Discharge Rank: Pvt

[Ohio] Yezell, Henry - 8th Cavalry, Company F

[Pennsylvania] Laught, John W - 100th Infantry, Company A

[Wisconsin] Knapp, Nelson - 16th Infantry, Company C

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
base		Camp Chase			Wikidata
image		24th Ohio or 9th Indiana, Blue Springs, Tennessee			Wikimedia
image		24th Ohio wagons, Blue Springs, Tennessee			Wikimedia
image		African-American Union Army infantrymen. Restored, retouched and colourised			Wikimedia
image		A wood cut of Harriet Tubman, an abolitionist and activist, during the Civil War.			Wikimedia
image		Baker, Samuel D - State: Pennsylvania - Regiment: 2 Pennsylvania Infantry, Company C - Enlistment Rank: Pvt - Discharge Rank: Pvt			Wikimedia
image		During the Battle of Stones River, the flag sustained significant damage; the Battle-axe was shot away, two bullets shattered its staff, and twenty-three holes pierced its folds.			Wikimedia
image		Equestrian statue General Slocum			Wikimedia
image		Fort Monroe on Cheat Summit. Observing the fort and the entrenchments on Cheat Summit, a Confederate Colonel declares, "It would be madness to make an attack." (Virginia State Archives).			Wikimedia
image		HAYWARD, Monroe Leland,			Wikimedia
image		Harriet Tubman, with rescued slaves, New York Times (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		Lieutenant-Colonel of the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.			Wikimedia
image		Lieutenant-Colonel of the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.			Wikimedia
image		Lt. Col. Frederick C. Jones 24th Ohio			Wikimedia
image		Pacific Northwest Military Outposts			Wikimedia
image		Sgt. George W. Lewis, Co. D, 24th O.V.I., Circa 1865			Wikimedia
image		U.S. Army Civil War Knapsack			Wikimedia
image		(Unidentified officer in Union uniform with sword) (LOC)			Wikimedia
image		[Missouri Hartman, William - 2nd Cavalry, Company C]			Wikimedia
image		[Missouri [BLANK], [BLANK] - Age [BLANK], Year: [BLANK] - First Light Artillery, Di-Ei]			Wikimedia
image		[New York Merrill, Sidney T - Unit: 114th Infantry, Company: F - Enlistment Rank: Pvt, Discharge Rank: Pvt]			Wikimedia
image		[Ohio Yezell, Henry - 8th Cavalry, Company F]			Wikimedia
image		[Pennsylvania Laught, John W - 100th Infantry, Company A]			Wikimedia
image		[Wisconsin Knapp, Nelson - 16th Infantry, Company C]			Wikimedia

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