Kershaw's Brigade

Kershaw's Brigade was a group of Confederate soldiers from South Carolina during the American Civil War, named after their commanding officer, General Joseph B. Kershaw. Formed in 1862, the brigade fought mainly in the Eastern Theater, including major battles like Gettysburg and Chickamauga. Known for their toughness and discipline, they played a significant role in Confederate efforts, often facing challenging combat situations. The brigade was part of the Army of Northern Virginia and contributed to some of the war’s pivotal moments, symbolizing the fierce fighting spirit of the Confederacy’s southern soldiers.