Rock of Erin

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“July 3, 1863 the 69th Pennsylvania volunteer infantry waged a heroic forward battle against a wall of Confederates 12,000 men strong. The Confederates charged into the 69th right flank, where the contest became hand-to-hand. The 6th held their ground at the Battle of Gettysburg.

They earned the honor of being called “The Rock of Erin” because of their Irish heritage and because of their dedication and bravery.” by artist Don Troiani

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