11NY-08 - Firing and Loading 11th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry D-Day This remains a rare distinction

This remains a rare distinction and reflects his senior wartime command role

A legionnaire standing in this posture represents readiness and discipline rather than active engagement

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11NY-08 - Firing and Loading 11th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry D-Day This remains a rare distinctionThe 11th New York Volunteer Infantry, or "First Fire Zouaves," was a Union regiment organized in May 1861, known for their unique Zouave drill. They often used Sharps rifles and revolvers, with some members carrying 16 inch bowie knives. Firing and loading involved a "nine times" drill aiming for three rounds per minute.