Alonzo Cushing at Gettysburg and the Artilleryman's Sacrifice

Alonzo Cushing at Gettysburg and the Artilleryman's Sacrifice

Feb 16 , 2026

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Alonzo Cushing gripped his cannon’s lever as bullets tore the air around his artillery pit. Blood streaming from shattered ribs, shaken but unyielding, he refused to fall back. The guns must keep f...

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Alonzo Cushing's Little Round Top Stand at Gettysburg

Alonzo Cushing's Little Round Top Stand at Gettysburg

Feb 11 , 2026

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Alonzo Cushing was the storm at Gettysburg’s center, a young artillery officer who refused to lower his gun. As Union lines faltered and cannons thundered around him, he stood tall—wounded, bleedin...

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Alfred B. Hilton’s Civil War Valor in Carrying Fort Wagner’s Flag

Alfred B. Hilton’s Civil War Valor in Carrying Fort Wagner’s Flag

Feb 06 , 2026

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Alfred B. Hilton gripped the colors in his fading hands, the fabric soaked with the blood of fallen brothers. Around him, chaos spun—a wall of smoke, screams, and death. Each faltering step forward...

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Alfred B. Hilton's Courage at Fort Wagner and Lasting Legacy

Alfred B. Hilton's Courage at Fort Wagner and Lasting Legacy

Feb 06 , 2026

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Alfred B. Hilton gripped the tattered American colors with shaking hands—blood seeping through the white cloth, crimson mixing with sweat. Bullets hammered the air, screams filled the sultry Charle...

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Alfred B. Hilton's Sacrifice in Carrying the Flag at Fort Wagner

Alfred B. Hilton's Sacrifice in Carrying the Flag at Fort Wagner

Feb 06 , 2026

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The flag slips from dying hands. Alfred B. Hilton lunges forward, searing smoke choking lungs, the roar of Fort Wagner’s guns in his ears. His uniform soaked in blood—his own, his comrades’. Still,...

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Robert J. Patterson, Gettysburg Sergeant Who Saved the Colors

Robert J. Patterson, Gettysburg Sergeant Who Saved the Colors

Feb 05 , 2026

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Robert J. Patterson stood alone amid the crack and roar—bullets ripping the thinning air, men falling like wheat before the scythe. The regimental colors wavered, nearly lost beneath a hailstorm of...

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