7th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry

The 7th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry was a Civil War regiment formed in Wisconsin in 1861. Comprising volunteers, they served primarily as infantry, fighting in key battles such as Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Gettysburg. Known for their discipline and bravery, they contributed significantly to Union efforts in the Civil War. The unit's service reflected the broader mobilization of Northern states to support the Union cause, with soldiers risking their lives to preserve the United States and end slavery. Their experiences symbolize the collective sacrifice of many Midwestern volunteers during the conflict.