Washington, D.C. Field Relief Wagons And Workers Of U.S. Sanitary Commission (U.S. Civil War) Black Coffee Mug

The title "Washington, D.C. Field Relief Wagons and Workers of U.S. Sanitary Commission (U.S. Civil War)" refers to a significant aspect of the United States Civil War. During this period, the U.S. Sanitary Commission, a civilian organization, played a crucial role in providing medical aid and supplies to Union soldiers. The 'Field Relief Wagons' were mobile units that transported these essential items to the battlefields in and around Washington D.C., contributing significantly to the welfare of the troops during the war. The Commission's efforts helped improve sanitation, decrease disease outbreaks, and alleviate suffering among the military personnel. This title highlights a specific instance of the U.S. Sanitary Commission's operations within the context of the Civil War.