'Bully for the Indiana 20th!'.

The article discusses the history and accomplishments of the 20th Indiana Infantry during the American Civil War. Led by Colonel John Wheeler, the regiment played a significant role in various battles, including Gettysburg. The 20th Indiana Infantry was praised for their fighting ability and resilience, and their actions were recognized by President Lincoln. Despite suffering casualties, the regiment maintained their morale and continued to serve until the end of the war. The article also highlights the personal stories of individuals within the regiment, such as the Luther brothers and Major Erasmus Gilbreath. [Extracted from the article]

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