The Confederate ironclad ram, CSS Stonewall was built in Bordeaux, France, and secretly sold to the Confederacy. The ship was commissioned at sea in January 1865, named in honor of the late general. It saw no action, reaching Havana, Cuba, after the war ended. It was sold to the U.S. Government by Spain and resold to Japan. Under the name Kotetsu, it fought in Japan's civil war.
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