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What Did Union Soldiers Uniforms Look Like
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What Did Union Soldiers Uniforms Look like
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The Union Army always wore blue uniforms, while the Confederate Army always wore gray uniforms. The Confederate Army, however, were not as wealthy as the Union Army, and therefore couldn't always afford uniforms for all their soldiers. Many...
I will not dismiss this as a mere gray and blue. I will also post the wikipedia article on confederate uniforms in the related links box below.
In 1933, the Italian army improved its uniforms and got rid of the stiff collars that were common in WW1. The Model 1933 uniform was a grey and the tunic had four pockets on front. The officer rank was on epaulets but soon was moved to the ...
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Blue became the official color for the North Union Army and gray for the Southern Confederate uniforms. ChaCha on!
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they weren't. both of their uniforms were the same color: blue. they all fitted well and even if they weren't, after all the things that the 54th did, after that they gave them the TRUE uniform for battle.
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