WIS2-02 - 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, 1861 (2 pcs) D-Day Throughout Roman history

Throughout Roman history

These are often interpreted as flags

Rather than depicting only the action of battle

where flexible close-order tactics defined Roman success

Their varied poses allow collectors to build dynamic scenes that suggest movement and tactical coordination rather than a simple static formation

WIS2-02 - 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, 1861 (2 pcs) D-Day Throughout Roman historyThe 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, mustered in June 1861 at Madison, was a three year volunteer unit that became a prominent part of the Union Army's famed "Iron Brigade". Initially wearing grey uniforms at the First Battle of Bull Run, they quickly transitioned to federal blue and saw intense action in the eastern theater, suffering one of the highest casualty percentages in the Union army