The American Civil War upended these Christian notions of ... There was no effective ambulance corps to transport wounded soldiers from the battlefields to aid locations. As late as August ...

The wounded soldiers ... ve tended to see soldiers in the 1860s as stoic and heroic—monuments to duty, honor and sacrifice,” says Lesley Gordon, editor of Civil War History, a leading academic ...

“Yes, yes; there is something to be done, and that quickly, for I am dying,” the soldier replied. Something about the wounded man ... enemy lines during the Civil War. Though historians ...

One American veterans nonprofit is giving back to Ukrainian soldiers severely wounded in combat or in Russian war camps. The American Warrior Partnership (AWP), a 501c3 based in Georgia ...

Cook (now Lauren Cook Wike) wrote in their book “They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the American Civil War ... but was never wounded,” according to the National Park Service.

Cracked and then repaired, the marker says the Tennessee native died in Atlanta in 1863, a month after he was mortally wounded ... the Civil War as the deadliest armed conflict in American history.