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Civil War Artwork

Union; 18th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry wearing the full French Chasseur uniform .French Chasseur uniforms (10,000 sets were bought by the U.S. government) were issued to 3 regiments and possibly several others later on. Although well made many of the uniforms were too small for the whole lot to be issued. Most were returned to storage by the units , however some parts like the fatigue jackets and accoutrements were kept and used as late as the Gettysburg campaign. American Military History, Mexican American War, Army Uniform, Style Uniform, Military Uniforms, American Uniform, Century Uniforms

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Union; 18th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry wearing the full French Chasseur uniform .French Chasseur uniforms (10,000 sets were bought by the U.S. government) were issued to 3 regiments and possibly several others later on. Although well made many of the uniforms were too small for the whole lot to be issued. Most were returned to storage by the units , however some parts like the fatigue jackets and accoutrements were kept and used as late as the Gettysburg campaign.