Confederates= gray Union= blue
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Grey. At the war's first battle (Bull Run/Manassas), one Confederate unit was wearing blue, and managed to capture a couiple of Union batteries, because the gunners thought they were friend not foe.
Yes.
Confederate uniforms were primarily gray due to a combination of factors, including the availability of fabric and the desire for a uniform appearance. Gray cloth was more readily accessible and cheaper than other colors, making it practical for the Confederate States during the Civil War. Additionally, gray was chosen to differentiate Confederate soldiers from Union troops, who typically wore blue uniforms. The choice of gray also aimed to promote a sense of unity and identity among Confederate forces.
During the war 100,000 Confederate troops came from Georgia.
I assume you mean nickname? Union= Billy Yank Confederate= Johnny Reb
Confederates did not keep accurate records.
About 365,000 Union soldiers and 260,000 Confederate soldiers died during the Civil War. This includes all causes of death, not just combat.
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58000
They would sleep in these camping tents
Jogging Outfits
Grey. At the war's first battle (Bull Run/Manassas), one Confederate unit was wearing blue, and managed to capture a couiple of Union batteries, because the gunners thought they were friend not foe.
Most of the standard Federal uniforms were blue, but there were units that wore gray, green, black and even multicolored uniforms with balloon pants and red hats!
17 and 5 wounded
they killed many soilders during the battle