Washington, District Of Columbia (Vicinity). Gen. Robert Nugent And Staff. (Irish Brigade) (U.S. Civil War) Black Coffee Mug

Washington, District of Columbia (Vicinity): General Robert Nugent and Staff (Irish Brigade), U.S. Civil War The subject of this title refers to a historical event during the United States Civil War, specifically focused on the Irish Brigade, a military unit known for its predominantly Irish American members. This brigade was under the command of General Robert Nugent and was active in the vicinity of Washington, D.C. The Irish Brigade participated in several significant battles around Washington during the Civil War. It is noteworthy that while this title mentions no specific battle or event, it is understood that it refers to the unit's activities primarily within the district and its surroundings during the conflict. General Robert Nugent served as a colonel of the 63rd New York (Irish) Infantry Regiment before he was promoted to brigadier general in August 1862, commanding the Irish Brigade until his death at the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863. The Irish Brigade is recognized for its bravery and valor in numerous battles, earning a unique place in U.S. military history.