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Flag bearers did just what their name entitles, held their colors on the battlefield. In the Confederate Army each regiment had a battle flag and sometimes a state flag. In the Union Army each regiment carried a national flag as well as a regimental flag which had the eagle holding a shield. Not only were these flags a symbol of pride to the soldiers, they also had the very important job of helping to keep the men in line (you were taught to "dress" on the colors) as well as help commanders know what regiment was which and where they were on the battlefield.
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Who were the bravest men during the Civil War?
Perhaps the unit's color guard or flag bearers, since they became easy targets.
What are the people that hold the flag in a war called?
The individuals who carry or hold the flag in a war are commonly referred to as "flag bearers" or "standard bearers." Their role is significant as they represent their unit or nation, often serving as a rallying point for troops during battle. The flag is a symbol of pride and morale, making the flag bearer a key figure in maintaining the spirit of the soldiers.
How created the Chinese flag?
China's current flag was created byZeng Liansong in 1949, and first unveiled after the communists won the Chinese Civil War.
Why are the civil war flags red white and blue?
Because those are the colours of Stars and Stripes, the flag of the U.S.A.
Did the United States come back together after the civil war?
I had to answer this for my essential questions in social studies! and so yeah I found that the slaves helped to rebuild the population after the war for a while but then started to fight for equal rights and that's about all i put. so yerpp :p
Who were the bravest men during the Civil War?
Perhaps the unit's color guard or flag bearers, since they became easy targets.
What did flag bearers do in the Revolutionary war?
In the Revolutionary War, flag bearers played a crucial role by carrying the regimental colors or flags into battle, which served as a rallying point for troops and a symbol of their unit's identity and pride. They were vital for maintaining unit cohesion and morale, especially during the chaos of combat. Additionally, flag bearers often faced significant dangers, as they were targeted by the enemy due to their visibility and importance on the battlefield.
What are the people that hold the flag in a war called?
The individuals who carry or hold the flag in a war are commonly referred to as "flag bearers" or "standard bearers." Their role is significant as they represent their unit or nation, often serving as a rallying point for troops during battle. The flag is a symbol of pride and morale, making the flag bearer a key figure in maintaining the spirit of the soldiers.
In the civil war what was the name of the northern flag?
The American flag.
What is the name of the union flag of the civil war?
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What state's flag still has the civil war rebel flag as part of its design?
Mississippi
What is the name of the southern flag in the civil war?
Bonnie Blue is the Confederate States of America National Flag. Stars and Bars is the Confedate War Flag
How many stripes are there on the America flag?
There are 13 stripes of our flag, they are there for our 13 colonies during the civil war.
What was the importance of the surrender at appomattox?
It was the end of the Civil War.
Who used the confederacy flag in the civil war?
The Confederate States of America.
How many stars were on the US flag when the civil war began?
33
How many stars did the Confederate flag have after the Civil War started?
13
