
U.S. Army
Gregg, Joseph Olds
ConflictCivil War
RankCaptain
Year of Action1864
Unit/CommandCompany F, 133rd Ohio National Guard Infantry
HometownLithopolis, Ohio
Citation
Voluntarily returned to the breastworks which his regiment had been forced to abandon to notify 3 missing companies that the regiment was falling back; found the enemy already in the works, refused a demand to surrender, returning to his command under a concentrated fire, several bullets passing through his hat and clothing.
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