Cleburne At Chickamauga, 2nd Tennessee Regiment Confederate Cavalry

Confederate Cavalry

at which time (following established military custom) the storm flag was taken down and the fort's massive garrison flag--today's Star-Spangled Banner

were studied to insure the most trivial bits of insignia were exactingly rendered

one or more women then advanced to present the banner to the commander of the color sergeant and then gave a speech asking the men to never let the flag tail in the dust and reminding them that whenever they saw the flag that it would always be a reminder of home and the people to whom the company was sworn to defend

Cleburne At Chickamauga, 2nd Tennessee Regiment Confederate Cavalry750 Signed Numbered Overall: 32. 75" x 24. 5" Image: 26. 75" x 20" $250. 00 During the momentous Battle of Chickamauga, as his division moved forward in a dense cedar grove, General Patrick R. Cleburne and his staff pressed forward to personally distribute ammunition to his men.