WIS2-02N - 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, 1861 (4 pcs) SEKIGAHARA 1600 or scenes showing soldiers preparing

or scenes showing soldiers preparing for their next mission

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combining the symbols of religious service with the equipment and determination of a warrior

With its bold charging pose and detailed uniform representation

Maintaining formation was essential during phalanx warfare

WIS2-02N - 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, 1861 (4 pcs) SEKIGAHARA 1600 or scenes showing soldiers preparingThe 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, mustered into service on June 11, 1861, in Madison, became a distinguished unit in the Union Army's Iron Brigade. Initially, they wore distinct grey uniforms, leading to confusion at their first major battle, the First Battle of Bull Run (July 1861). The regiment primarily fought in the Eastern Theater, quickly evolving from a 3 month to a 3 year commitment, and suffered significant early war casualties.