Arlington, Va. Company F, 2d New York Artillery At Fort C.F. Smith (U.S. Civil War) Black Coffee Mug

Arlington, Va. Company F, 2d New York Artillery at Fort C.F. Smith (U.S. Civil War) The subject of this title refers to a specific military unit during the U.S. Civil War - Company F of the 2nd New York Artillery, stationed at Fort C.F. Smith in Arlington, Virginia. This fortification was strategically located near Washington D.C., making it significant in the broader context of the Civil War's defense efforts. The 2nd New York Artillery was a unit of artillery soldiers who served under the Union Army during the American Civil War from 1861 to 1865. Their deployment at Fort C.F. Smith would have involved the operation and manning of various artillery pieces, providing defensive fire support against potential Confederate attacks or offensive operations in the area. The role of Company F, stationed here, would have been integral to these defense efforts. This title provides a snapshot of one particular aspect of the U.S. Civil War, focusing on a specific military unit's function and location at a key strategic point during that conflict.