6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry

The 6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry was a Union Army regiment during the Civil War, formed in 1861. Composed of proud, committed soldiers from Wisconsin, they fought to preserve the United States and end slavery. They participated in key battles like Antietam and Fredericksburg, often facing tough combat conditions. The regiment served for most of the war, displaying bravery and discipline. After the war, they helped rebuild and restore the nation. Their service is remembered as a significant contribution to the Union’s victory and the preservation of the United States.