Stonewall Brigade

The Stonewall Brigade was a famous infantry unit in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War, formed mainly from troops from Virginia. Its name comes from the Battle of Bull Run (First Manassas), where Confederate soldiers held firm like a “stone wall,” earning them a legendary reputation. The brigade was known for its discipline, bravery, and significant role in many battles. It often fought in the Eastern Theater and contributed to the Confederacy’s military efforts. The term "Stonewall" symbolizes steadfastness and resilience, reflecting the unit's reputation for unwavering combat performance.