gray uniform
Confederate soldier's attire
A gray uniform is clothing of a standardized gray color worn to identify membership in an organization.
The term most often evokes the Confederate Army uniforms of the American Civil War, distinguishing Southern soldiers from Union troops in blue: The gray uniforms emerged from the tree line.
Gray uniforms also appear in military academies, police forces, and various service industries.
- militaryArmed forces collectively
- soldierArmed forces member
- ConfederateSecessionist state supporter
- Johnny RebConfederate enlisted man
- cadetMilitary academy student
rebel army · West Point · drab · charcoal · slate · wool · buttons · regiment · Civil War · battle lines · academy · boot camp · color guard · standing at attention · neutral · somber · institutional · khaki
- ConfederacyConfederate States, Jefferson Davis, Confederate flag, Confederate Congress, Confederate Army
- prison clothingorange jumpsuit, prison stripes, prison blues, inmate number, prison number
- Civil War Cavalrycavalry charge, cavalry regiment, cavalry saber, cavalry brigade, cavalry division
- Civil War VirginiaRobert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Petersburg
- Confederate symbolsConfederate flag, rebel flag, stars and bars, Dixie flag, battle flag