14BRK-8910N - Three Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run D-Day He spent the remainder of

He spent the remainder of his life in exile on Saint Helena

inward-curving blade—often mounted on a short or two-handed handle—designed to hook over shields and strike downward or across exposed limbs

capturing the ceremonial and practical role these soldiers performed within the Red Army

naval marines fought aboard warships

14BRK-8910N - Three Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run D-Day He spent the remainder ofThree Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run is a descriptive archival title for a Civil War era photograph showing three soldiers of the 14th Regiment New York State Militia marching in formation during the campaign associated with the First Battle of Bull Run.