This article is about the slang term and national personification of the CSA. For other uses, see Johnny Reb (disambiguation).
Image of Johnny Reb as depicted on the cover of the book with the same title
Johnny Reb or Johnny Rebel was the slang term for any Confederate soldier, or the Confederate Army as a whole, during the American Civil War.[1] His counterpart in the Union was Billy Yank.
Johnny Reb has been used as a national personification of the Confederate States of America.[2]
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