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x px16 events | 5 comments | 21. July 1861 - 18. May 1983
The Battle of Bull Run was the first real battle of the civil war. It was a long and bloody battle. The Union Amy was led by General Irwin McDowell and the Confederate Army was led by General Beaurgard...
21. July 1861
The Union general for the Battle of Fort Henry was General Ulysses S. Grant and the Confederate general was General Lloyd Tilghman. During the Battle of Fort Henry there was no infantry combat. The outcome was that the Union won.
6. February 1862
In The Battle of Donelson General Ulysses S. Grant commanded the Union Army and General Simon P. Buckner was the general of the Confederate Army. The Battle of Donelson was a great Union victory with 17,398 casualties with 15,067 of the casualties...
11-16. February 1862
During the Battle of Shiloh the Union Army was commanded by General Ulysses S. Grant and General Don Carlos Buell. The commanders of the Confederate Army was General Albert Sidney Johnston and General P.G.T. Beauregard...
6-7. April 1862
During the Second Battle of Bull Run General Pope led the Union Army, and General Lee led the Confederate Army. The Union started with 63,000 troops and the Confederate Army started with 54,000 troops...
28-30. August 1862
The Union Army was led by General George B. McClellan. The Confederate Army was led by General Robert E. Lee. It was a battle with many casualties. For the North it saved the nation with a good win.
17. September 1862
The Battle of Fredricksburg was fought mainly in the South. General Ambrose Burnside commanded the Union Army and General Robert E. Lee commanded the Confederate Army. Burnside kept going after the Confederate Army but failed repeatingly...
11-15. December 1862
During the Battle of Chancellorville General Joseph Hooker led the Union Army. The Confederate army was led by General Robert E. Lee and General Thomas J. Jackson. Jackson was shot and later died. The battle was considered to be Robert E...
1-4. May 1863
The Battle of Gettysburg started on the morning of July 1 and lasted three days. General George G. Meade commanded the Union Army and General Robert E. Lee commanded the Confederate Army. The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point in the civil war.
1-3. July 1863
General Grant and General Meade led the Union Army, and General Lee led the Confederate Army during the Battle of Wilderness. The Union Army started with 101,000 troops and suffered 18,000 casualties, and the Confederate Army started with 61,000...
5-7. May 1864
General Sherman commanded the Union Army, and General Johnston and General Hood commanded the Confederate Army during the Siege of Atlanta.The Confederates started with 50,000-65,000 men and had a csualty rate of 35,000 men...
7. May - 2. September, 1864
General Grant and General Meade led the Union Army, and General Lee led the Confederate Army during the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse. The Union started with 100,000 men and had 18,000 casualties, and the Confederate Army started with 52,000...
8-21. May 1864
General Grant and Meade led the Union Army, and General Lee led the Confederate Army during the Battle of Cold Harbor. Tje Union Army started with about 108,000 troops and had about 13,000 casualties, and the Confederate Army started with 62,000...
31. May - 12. June, 1864
General Grant led the Union Army and General Lee led the Confederate Army during the Seige of Petersburg. The Union Army started with 67,000-125,000 men and had 53,000 casualties, and the Confederate Army started with 52,000 men and had 32,000...
15. June 1864 - 25. March 1865
The Battle of Vicksburg was commanded by the Union Army General Ulysses S. Grant and the Confederate Army General John C. Pemberton. The battle was a long one with 19,233 casualties of which 10,142 were Union soldiers...
18. May - 4. July, 1983
