Difference between revisions of "Thomas J. Jackson"

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'''Lieutenent General Thomas Jonathan Jackson''' was a United States Army officer who later joined the Confederate States Army and fought in the [[American Civil War]], where during the First battle of Bull Run he earned his famous nickname '''"Stonewall"'''.  His battlefield tactics and maneuvers are still studied as part of military curriculum.
 
'''Lieutenent General Thomas Jonathan Jackson''' was a United States Army officer who later joined the Confederate States Army and fought in the [[American Civil War]], where during the First battle of Bull Run he earned his famous nickname '''"Stonewall"'''.  His battlefield tactics and maneuvers are still studied as part of military curriculum.
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Thomas Jonathan Jackson

Lieutenant General, CSA

Born January 21, 1824
Died May 10, 1863

Lieutenent General Thomas Jonathan Jackson was a United States Army officer who later joined the Confederate States Army and fought in the American Civil War, where during the First battle of Bull Run he earned his famous nickname "Stonewall". His battlefield tactics and maneuvers are still studied as part of military curriculum.