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51st Ohio Infantry Whitaker's Brigade, Cruft's Division, 4th Corps Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Wood November 25, 1863 The regiment participated with its brigade in the assault on Lookout Mountain, Nov. 24, advanced to Rossville Gap the 25t…
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General William T. Sherman brought his army to Chattanooga from Memphis and Mississippi. As soon as the army arrived, he led them over a pontoon bridge to Moccasin Bend and behind Stringer's Ridge to make the Confederates think he was going to Kno…
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The men of General John B. Turchin's Brigade were bitter at the way they were treated by the Confederates at Chickamauga. As they swarmed up Missionary Ridge on November 25th they screamed "Chickamauga!!" over and over again as their war…
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Private Robert B. Brown was in the 15th Ohio Infantry Regiment. At Missionary Ridge his regiment was a part of General August Willich's Brigade in General T. J. Wood's Third Division. "At 9 a.m. on the 25th," General Willich later wrote,…
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General William T. Sherman brought his army to Chattanooga from Memphis and Mississippi. As soon as the army arrived, he led them over a pontoon bridge to Moccasin Bend and behind Stringer's Ridge to make the Confederates think he was going to Kno…
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General Grant originally intended the action on Lookout Mountain to be a simple demonstration or diversion to distract the Confederates while General Tecumseh Sherman moved north of the river and prepared to attack the north end of Missionary Ridg…
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National Cemetery Gen. George H. Thomas established a cemetery here on December 25, 1863, "to provide a proper resting place for the remains of the brave men ho fell upon the fields" of Chattanooga. The grounds, some 120 acres southwest of t…
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Govan's Brigade Cleburne's Division Colonel Daniel C. Govan November 25, 1863 2nd, 15th and 24th Arkansas - Lieutenant Colonel E. Warfield 5th and 13th Arkansas - Colonel John E. Murray 6th and 7th Arkansas - Lieutenant Colonel Peter Snyde…
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Bate's Brigade Breckinridge's (Bate's) Division, Breckinridge's Corps Colonel R. C. Tyler November 25, 1863 37th Georgia - Colonel A. F. Rudler 4th Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters - Lieutenant Joel Towers 10th Tennessee - Colonel William G…
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Second Ohio Infantry Colonel Anson G. McCook, Carlin's Brigade Johnson's Division, Palmer's Corps November 24, 1863, 8 P.M. This Regiment with its Brigade crossed Chattanooga Creek near its mouth shortly before dark November 24, ascended the…
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