Falmouth, Va. Aides De Camp To Gen. Joseph Hooker Capts. William L. Candler, Harry Russell, And Alexander Moore (U.S. Civil War) White Coffee Mug

Falmouth, Va. Aides De Camp To Gen. Joseph Hooker - Captains William L. Candler, Harry Russell, and Alexander Moore (U.S. Civil War) This title refers to a set of three military officers, namely Captain William L. Candler, Captain Harry Russell, and Captain Alexander Moore, who served as Aides-de-Camp to General Joseph Hooker during the American Civil War. The term "Aide-de-camp" denotes a personal assistant or military advisor to a high-ranking officer. The soldiers served under Gen. Hooker during significant battles such as the Battle of Chancellorsville and the Gettysburg Campaign, which played crucial roles in the U.S. Civil War's outcome. This specific title signifies a collection that highlights their contributions and experiences at Falmouth, Virginia, during their service with General Hooker.