1st Texas Infantry

The 1st Texas Infantry was a volunteer regiment formed during the American Civil War, officially established in 1861. Part of the Confederate Army, it comprised soldiers from Texas who fought in several key battles, including the Battles of Galveston and Arkansas Post. The regiment was known for its fierce fighting spirit and played a significant role in the war efforts in the Western Theater. The 1st Texas Infantry was disbanded in 1865 as the Confederacy collapsed. Its legacy reflects the pride and challenges faced by Texas soldiers during this tumultuous period in American history.