The next installment of the subseries “Arms & Uniforms” is here! In this series, we look at a particular unit from the Civil War and explore how their arms and uniforms changed throughout the war and look at the impact that this had on the men. Meet the 9th Kentucky Infantry, Confederate. They were part of the famed Orphan Brigade. A few things make this regiment interesting to learn about. Just to start, they switched to being mounted infantry during the war. There are many more interesting facts shared by Andrew Roscoe so enjoy hearing their story and seeing the progression of their arms and uniforms.

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Thank you to the Kentucky Museum at Western Kentucky University for use of the Randolph Jacket. https://www.wku.edu/kentuckymuseum/

Thanks to the Kentucky Historical Society for the use of the Woodward Jacket, from the 9th Kentucky. https://www.kyhistory.com/

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