History Of The 72d Indiana Volunteer Infantry Of The Mounted Lightning Brigade - Chapter Fifteen
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History Of The 72d Indiana Volunteer Infantry Of The Mounted Lightning Brigade - Chapter Fifteen
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Join us on a gripping journey with the 72nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry as we travel on their march to Scottsville, Kentucky in November 1862. How the soldiers faced relentless weather, engaged in humorous and unexpected encounters, and dealt with the harsh realities of camp life. You'll learn about the clever ways soldiers exploited the Confederate dollar's devaluation, and hear about the hilarious coat swap by Captain Hanah that epitomizes the quirky, resourceful spirit of the Union army. Colonel Miller’s candid observations on the local populace provide a poignant backdrop to the soldiers' struggles.
You'll get a taste of both the light and dark sides of camp life, from the thrill of new overcoats and the comedic theft of livestock, to the sobering tales of illness and death. This immersive episode promises a rich, multifaceted look at the lives of Civil War soldiers, blending historical insight with compelling human stories.
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