Why is "Union Army" trending?

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• Atlanta, Georgia, As It Appeared on the Entrance of the Union Army under General Sherman, Sept. 2, 1864. - Smithsonian Institution
• Pennsylvania in the American Civil War - Britannica
• Object 54: Civil War Recruiting Broadside For “Men of Color” - VA.gov Home | Veterans Affairs
• This Day in History: Union army ransacks Columbia, SC, during Civil War - WHSV
• Napoleon Cannon in Union Army Service - HistoryNet
• A Native American leader who enlisted in the Union Army has been posthumously admitted to the New York bar after 176 years - Madison365
• Enslaved Union Army volunteers now getting their recognition - nxsmediawire.com
• Civil War Union Army marker dedication set at Pleasant Hill - KTBS 3
• Albert Woolson, Minnesota man last survivor of the Union Army - KTTC | Rochester, MN
• Harriet Tubman’s legacy honored: From slavery escape to Union Army leader - WFTV
• News - Union Army Lieutenant Joins Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes - DVIDS
• We The People: Albert Woolson, the last Union Army soldier, called Duluth home - Northern News Now
• Scott County's fighting Newports: A prolific Civil War family - Independent Herald
• Casualties of the American Civil War's Battle of Shiloh - Britannica
• Sherman’s March to the Sea - Britannica
• Civil War Weekend at Hale Farm & Village in photos - Akron Beacon Journal
• U.S Civil War army sizes 1861-1865 - Statista
• Recruiting Poster - U.S. Department of War (.gov)
• Why the Union Army Had So Many Boy Soldiers - Smithsonian Magazine
• Meet Sgt. William Carney: Medal of Honor recipient - army.mil
• Irish Soldiers in the Union Army - National Park Service (.gov)
• Medal of Honor Monday: Union Army Pvt. George Maynard - U.S. Department of War (.gov)
• Union Army ROTC cadets headed to West Point for elite military competition - Union College
• Soldier who served with two German regiments in the Union army buried at St. Paul’s - National Park Service (.gov)
• Upland Chronicles — Most Sevier County men joined the Union Cause in the Civil War - The Mountain Press
• Army honors female combat pioneer, renowned abolitionist - army.mil
• The Disunited States of America Has a Long History of Black Erasure - Rebellious Magazine
• New Support for a European Union Army - Cato Institute
• News - Allen Brothers Take Control of Balloon Corps (9 MAY 1863) - DVIDS
• Antietam's Gory Aftermath: How the Union Army's Post-Battle Occupation Devastated Sharpsburg's Civilians - HistoryNet
• Someone Tore Down a Union Army Statue in Saratoga Springs. Why? (Published 2020) - The New York Times
• Remembering the Significant Role of the U.S. Colored Troops in America’s History - Wounded Warrior Project
• One Step Closer to a Bad Idea: A European Union Army - The Heritage Foundation
• After the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman Led a Brazen Civil War Raid - History.com
• The 128th NY Regiment & Columbia County Contributions to the Union Army - New York Almanack
• Harriet Tubman Just Became a One-Star General, More Than 150 Years After Serving With the Union Army - Smithsonian Magazine
• The Forgotten: The Contraband of America and the Road to Freedom - National Trust for Historic Preservation
• An African American Union Army soldier gets a headstone for the first time - WMUK
• How coffee helped the Union army win the Civil War - Task & Purpose
• Norton, Booker Reintroduce Bill to Award Congressional Gold Medal to the 200,000 African Americans Who Fought to Preserve the Union in the Civil War - Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton | (.gov)
• Army University Press: The ‘Union Army’ Is No More - National Review
• How the Union Army Balloon Corps Became Lincoln’s Air Force - Coffee or Die
• Civil War reenactors teach about the history of Black Mississippians in the Union army - The Clarion-Ledger
• When history walks and talks: Mike Wiley performs as Union Army spy Abraham Galloway at Thalian - Port City Daily
• The antisemitic history of the Union Army and the US civil war - opinion - The Jerusalem Post
• The War On The Net – Union Army Data - HistoryNet
• War Department General Order 143: Creation of the U.S. Colored Troops (1863) - National Archives (.gov)
• Formerly enslaved man from South Carolina buried at St. Paul’s Served with Union army in Civil War - National Park Service (.gov)
• The war after: How my great-great grandfather deserted the Union army and earned an honorable discharge - WHYY
• Shaw Memorial Honoring Black Union Army Soldiers Unveiled After A Year-Long Restoration Project - WBUR
• ‘Stand to it, Boys’ A Buckeye brigade saves the Union Army - HistoryNet
• African-American Union Army soldiers died on their way home from war; then history lost their names - STLPR
• At long last, a headstone for a veteran who served with the Union Army - Inquirer.com
• Union Army monument vandalized in Grandview Cemetery - Chillicothe Gazette
• Fort Branch resident fundraising for state historical marker at local Union Army camp - Eyewitness News (WEHT/WTVW)
• Somalia: Al-Shabab raids African Union army base - DW.com
• Union Army monument vandalized in Chillicothe's Grandview Cemetery - The Columbus Dispatch
• Decoding Civil War gravestones - Review Times
• Abraham Lincoln’s Embrace of Foreign-Born Fighters - HistoryNet
• Union Army to take over the Beaufort Arsenal - Explore Beaufort SC
• Veterans Column: Hanover's giant Thomas Jones enlists in Union army, then the circus - The Newark Advocate
• Opinion | The man behind the massive logistics of the Union army - The Washington Post
• The Circle of Liberators - UVA Today
• 150 years ago: Army takes on peacekeeping duties in post-Civil War South - army.mil
• Philadelphia was a training ground for Black soldiers who delivered the Juneteenth news - Billy Penn at WHYY
• Cutting loose with expeditionary logistics in the Vicksburg Campaign - army.mil
• The Three-Cornered War : A Q&A with NEH Public Scholar Megan Kate Nelson - National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov)
• The Consequences of USCT Soldiering - African American Intellectual History Society
• Union Army general 'Little Phil' likes Mohawk Valley - Utica Observer Dispatch
• Al-Shabaab Raid African Union Army Base in Somalia - The Defense Post
• Why Lincoln Wanted an Italian to Lead the Union Army - Italian Sons and Daughters of America
• See an animated map on the defeat of the Union army at the Battle of Fredericksburg during the American Civil War - Britannica
• POTD: Korps Mariniers In Old Soviet Union Army Base - thefirearmblog.com
• Before the Aircraft Carrier: The Union Army Balloon Corps - The Atlantic
• Falmouth Memorial Library held Juneteenth Reenactment as part weekend celebration - Cape Cod Times
• Harriet the Spy: How Tubman Helped the Union Army - National Geographic
• How coffee fueled literature, the French Revolution and Union Army victory - New York Post
• Online archive to document African-American soldiers in Civil War - futurity.org
• Navy Renaming USS Chancellorsville to Honor Union Army Hero, Statesman Who Was Born into Slavery - Military.com
• New documents illuminate the Civil War legacy of A.T. Still, DO - American Osteopathic Association | AOA
• Inside the weird dinosaur park where Confederates defeat the Union army - VICE
• Twice wounded, Pvt. Fairbrother died fighting for the Union Army: He's now honored at Gettysburg and a small central Minnesota cemetery - Wadena Pioneer Journal
• Monument to Gouverneur K. Warren - National Park Service (.gov)
• Racial discrimination in Union Army pensions detailed by new study - BYU News
• Uncovering the Union Army’s 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - WCBD News 2
• NAACP starts petition for Union Army Heritage Month - The Clarion-Ledger
• Black Soldiers and the Civil War - African American Intellectual History Society
• Join the Union army! Reenactors wanted! 87th PA schedule released! - York Daily Record
• Civil War soldier statue toppled, broken apart in Congress Park - Times Union
• The Civil War’s Union Army is the reason beat cops wear blue - We Are The Mighty
• Air Force erasing decorated Union Army veteran from base over ‘brutal acts’ towards Native Americans - New York Post
• Reading foundry made cannons for the Union Army during the Civil War - Reading Eagle
• President Lincoln signs Ulysses S. Grant’s commission to command the U.S. Army | March 10, 1864 - History.com
• How this Union Army added insult to injury with its battle flag - We Are The Mighty
• Michigan's Black soldiers in Civil War faced enemy fire in battle, racism in public - Detroit Free Press
• The War in Words - History Today
• What If Robert E. Lee Accepted Command of the Union Army? - History News Network
• Sláinte! Celebrating the Irish Brigade’s Contributions to America - Coffee or Die
• DR. DREW SAPPINGTON | A piece of local history worth honoring - St. Augustine Record
• First Black combatant of Civil War to be honored in Loudoun Co. battlefield cemetery - WTOP