History of North America

Where was the first major battle for African Americans troops in unio army?

The first major battle for African American troops in the Union Army was the Battle of Fort Wagner, which took place on July 18, 1863, on Morris Island, South Carolina. The battle was part of the Union Army's effort to capture Charleston, South Carolina, which was a major Confederate stronghold. The 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, an all-African American regiment, played a prominent role in the battle. Although the Union Army ultimately failed to capture Fort Wagner, the battle was a significant victory for African American troops and helped to demonstrate their courage and fighting ability.