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First Bull Run, VirginiaScenario#: 1 Date: July 21, 1861 Location: Manassas, VirginiaThe Confederates occupied a defensive position along the southern bank of a meandering river called Bull Run. With the bulk of his forces on his right, Beauregard planned to attack the Union left flank, but a little after sunrise on … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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First Bull RunScenario#: 48 Date: July 21, 1861 Location: Manassas, VirginiaIn July, 1861 the Union army protecting Washington and the Confederate army facing it were full of new recruits. Neither was ready for war. But the Union forces were larger in number and the political pressure to do something was … Hold the Line — The American Civil War |
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Battle of Bull Run - Henry Hill 21 July 1861Civil War |
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Battle of Bull Run - Henry HillCivil War |
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Battle of Bull Run - Matthews Hill 21 July 1861Civil War |
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Battle of Bull Run - Matthews HillCivil War |
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Battle of First Bull Run - Situation 1400 21 July 1861Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 0600Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1100Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1130Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1230Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1300Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1430 - 1500Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1500Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1530Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1600Civil War |
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First Battle of Bull Run 21 July 1861 Situation 1730Civil War |
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Missouri-Arkansas CampaignCivil War |
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Wilson’s Creek, Missouri (Bloody Hill)Scenario#: 19 Date: August 10, 1861 Location: Wilson’s Creek, MissouriLyon decided to attack the Confederate encampments about ten miles south of Springfield, Missouri after his success at Dug Springs on August 2. Sigel and about 1,200 troops had moved east around to the south of the Confederates, while Lyon’s … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Battle of Wilson's Creek 10 August 1861Civil War |
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Battle of Wilson's CreekCivil War |
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Missouri vs. MissouriScenario#: SE17 Date: August 10, 1861 Location: Wilson’s Creek, MissouriBattle of Wilson's Creek Horse & Musket — Sunset of an Era (VI) |
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Greenbrier River, West VirginiaScenario#: 20 Date: October 3, 1861 Location: Greenbrier River, West VirginiaAfter the failure of the campaign against the Union forces in the Cheat Mountain area in September 1861, the Confederate troops withdrew to the Greenbrier River, under the command of Gen. Henry R. Jackson. During the night of October 2–3, … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Belmont, MissouriScenario#: 21 Date: November 7, 1861 Location: Belmont, MissouriThe Confederates in the west tried to defend a huge area by establishing strong points along the borders. Ulysses S. Grant, unlike many of his contemporaries, was ready to take action. On November 6, he embarked on transports with the … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Dranesville, VirginiaScenario#: 22 Date: December 20, 1861 Location: Dranesville, VirginiaBoth armies went into winter quarters following the Battle of Ball's Bluff. On December 20, Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, with a mixed brigade, set out north from his position near Centerville to escort the army's wagon trains on a … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Jackson's Valley Campaign and Intended Federal Trap May 1862Civil War |
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Kentucky and Tennessee Area of Operation January to June 1862Civil War |
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Map of Roanoke Island showing Rebel Forts Prior to the Battle of Roanoke IslandCivil War |
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New Mexico CampaignCivil War |
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The Civil War in the Western Theater - Mississippi Operation February to August 1862Civil War |
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Henry and Donelson Campaign - Situation 14 February 1862Civil War |
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Fort Donelson, Tennessee (Confederate Breakout)Scenario#: 23 Date: February 15, 1862 Location: Fort Donelson, TennesseeAfter the fall of Fort Henry, Grant marched on Fort Donelson and had almost completed encircling the Fort when the Confederate commanders realized, if they didn't move quickly, they would be cut off. During the night, they massed their troops … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Capture of Fort DonelsonCivil War |
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Little Sugar Creek, ArkansasScenario#: 24 Date: February 17, 1862 Location: Little Sugar Creek, ArkansasAs Brig. Gen. Samuel R. Curtis's Union army advanced in January 1862, Sterling Price abandoned Springfield, determined to join forces with Benjamin McCulloch in Arkansas. Marching south along the Telegraph Road, the Missouri State Guard conducted a… Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Henry and Donelson Campaign - Situation 27 February 1862Civil War |
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The Peninsular Campaign and Stuarts Raid June 1862Civil War |
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Pea Ridge, Arkansas (Elkhorn Tavern)Scenario#: 2 Date: March 7, 1862 Location: Leetown, ArkansasIn December 1861, Gen. Samuel R. Curtis took command of the Union Army of the Southwest and was instructed to drive the Confederates out of Missouri. Van Dorn, newly appointed commander of Confederate forces in Arkansas, joined with Price and … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Battle of Pea Ridge - Day 1Civil War |
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Battle of Pea Ridge - Day 2Civil War |
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Battle of New Berne 14 March 1862Civil War |
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Sketch Map of the Battle of New BerneCivil War |
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Kernstown, VirginiaScenario#: 3 Date: March 23, 1862 Location: Kernstown, VirginiaJackson’s Valley Campaign of 1862 was arguably his finest. His small army, which never numbered more than 17,000 troops, won five of six battles against three enemy forces totaling 33,000 troops. The largest group included 23,000 soldiers commanded… Battle Cry - Civil War |
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The Virginia Campaigns - Jackson's Valley CampaignCivil War |
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GlorietaScenario#: RB03 Date: March 28, 1862 Location: Glorieta, New MexicoThe battle was fought on March 26th to 28th, 1862 in New Mexico. It was also known as La Glorieta Pass. John P. Slough faces William R. Scurry. Battle Cry - Civil War |
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Shiloh Campaign Situation 29 March 1862Civil War |
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Louisiana-Arkansas BattlefieldCivil War |
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Shiloh, Tennessee (1st day of battle)Scenario#: 4 Date: April 6-7, 1862 Location: Shiloh, TennesseeFollowing his capture of Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, Grant’s army of 40,000 soldiers was ordered to move south, up the Tennessee River, to Pittsburg Landing. Buell was ordered to join him there with 35,000 troops. Once united, they could … Battle Cry - Civil War |
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ShilohScenario#: 49 Date: April 6-7, 1862 Location: Shiloh, TennesseeThe Confederates under General Albert Sidney Johnson attacked the Union army under General Grant before it could join the Union army under General Buell. Grant’s army was encamped along the Tennessee River near Shiloh Church and Pittsburg Landing.… Hold the Line — The American Civil War |
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Shiloh Campaign Situation end of 6 April 1862Civil War |
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The Civil War in the Western Theater - Battle of Shiloh 6 April 1862Civil War |
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