Our History
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The Florida Battalion of Infantry was established in 1985 as part of the Department of the Gulf, Confederate States Army. Now into it's 2nd decade of service, the battalion has participated in campaigns throughout the country and has certainly lived up to its motto "NULLI SECUNDUS" or "SECOND TO NONE". The Battalion consists of infantry companies from throughout the State of Florida. Our common goal is to portray soldiers of Florida during the War Between the States. Considering the diverse departments of the army as well as the field armies, the Florida Battalion does not attempt to portray any particular regiment. In this way, the battalion can serve in either western or eastern campaigns. Although the Florida Battalion of Infantry is a Confederate organization, the battalion, at selected events, does portray federal troops. This is done in order to improve the quality of the events and to be an example to others. The primary purpose of the Battalion is to bring the various companies together to drill and learn to maneuver as a unit on the field of battle, as the battalion was the smallest tactical unit in an army. Also, the battalion is able to bring order to the camp and issue directives to coordinate activites during an event.

About our Logo
Commissioned in the fall of 2025 by Colonel Welch and created by members of the Battalion, our new logo represents the history and legacy of the Florida Battalion of Infantry. ​
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The six pointed star in the middle represents Florida, our namesake, where we were formed, and for many of us, our home.​
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The four stars on each side represent the four men who have commanded the Battalion as a Colonel throughout our 40 year history.​
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The scroll bears our motto, Nulli Secundus, meaning Second to None.​
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The cadet gray background represents the official uniform of the Battalion.​
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The gold represents the standard we set for all reenactors.
