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Civil War Infantry
Twenty Second Regiment Infantry
his regiment he received the wound. The color sergeant, Philo G. Durkee, was shot through the breast and face, and fell dead the first round. Corporal Stansell, of the color guard, from Company H, grasped the colors, but had scarcely raised them when a ball passed through his head killing him instantly. Corporal Vincent, Company C, lifted the colors, and a moment after received a ball in the thigh, wounding him severely. He was carried to the rear.
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