Footgear

this is a loaded question in my book . As quality of the manufacturing varied so did life of the shoe. Camp life was easier on them than campaign as well , the western army (Union) , taken from various books, had many times been almost barefoot .
 
Depends...quality of shoe, when/where it was issued.

Infantry shoes had a hard life, and would deteriorate quickly. If you were in a camp or garrison, that would extend the life for a while. Probably they'd only last roughly a month, on average, is my guess.
 

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