The 4th regiment then marched 120 km in less than 24 hours.

The next day, the regiment marched into the city.

The regiment marched 54 miles in only 33 hours.

By the time the 54th Regiment marched through town, abolition had been a burning issue for decades.

That afternoon, in the rain, the regiment marched back to Uden.

The regiment marched until it had joined its fellows.

A regiment, one of the last, marched past.

On the 11 December the regiment marched into Germany, drums beating.

The regiment, on the 28th, marched under the same general, in the direction of Cold Water, Mississippi.

Just two days after the battle, the regiment marched for Valley Forge, where they suffered through the winter.