What was the war wear they wore the blue and gray coats in.?

Question

there are many wars and I am wondering witch war they wore the blue and gray coats in.

Answer 1

cough cough...it was not a "civil" war. There was nothing civil about killing, pillaging, and arson. It was the "War Between the States", or as I prefer to call it, the "War of Northern Aggression".

Answer 2

Civil War

Answer 3

Civil War

Answer 4

The Civil War.

Answer 5

The Civil War.

Answer 6

In the beginning of the war, almost every color was worn. The union troops wore either dark blue or a lighter blue called kersey. There were also zouaves from both sides that wore the colors of fire departments , that were along the french fashion line. In the battle of Bull Run, one of the turning points of the battle was when an union artillery placement didn't fire on blue clad troops, only to find out that they were a confederate troops. Of course in that battle the flags were so alike that it seemed that everyone had the same flag. It was no wonder confusion reigned on both sides.

Answer 7

Civil War. North was blue and the South was grey

Answer 8

Civil War,

Blue Coats: Union (North)

Grey Coats: Confederacy (South)

Confederacy never stood a chance. The North had all the industry and metalworks. Confederates had slaves and cotton fields.

Answer 9

If you are from the North (blue): The Civil War.
If you are from the South (grey): The War of Northern Aggression.

The most historically accurate answer.

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Answer 10

The U.S. Civil War.