Battle of Oak Hills

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The Battle of Oak Hills was a major early Civil War engagement in Missouri in 1861, where Confederate forces defeated Union troops and secured temporary control of southwestern Missouri.

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instanceOf American Civil War battle
battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Wilson’s Creek NERFINISHED
associatedWith secession crisis in Missouri
belligerent Confederate States NERFINISHED
Missouri State Guard NERFINISHED
Union NERFINISHED
campaign Missouri campaign of 1861 NERFINISHED
casualtiesConfederate over 1,000 killed, wounded, or missing
casualtiesUnion over 1,200 killed, wounded, or missing
category 1861 in Missouri
Battles of the American Civil War in Missouri
Confederate victories of the American Civil War
commander Benjamin McCulloch NERFINISHED
Franz Sigel NERFINISHED
Nathaniel Lyon NERFINISHED
Nicholas Bartlett Pearce NERFINISHED
Sterling Price NERFINISHED
ConfederateCommander Benjamin McCulloch NERFINISHED
Nicholas Bartlett Pearce NERFINISHED
Sterling Price NERFINISHED
conflict American Civil War
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date August 10, 1861
followedBy Confederate withdrawal to Arkansas later in 1861
front Western Theater (sometimes classified in Trans-Mississippi) NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Southwestern Missouri NERFINISHED
killedInAction Nathaniel Lyon NERFINISHED
location Greene County, Missouri NERFINISHED
near Wilson’s Creek, Missouri
notableFact Nathaniel Lyon was the first Union general killed in the American Civil War NERFINISHED
outcome Confederate forces secured temporary control of southwestern Missouri
partOf Operations in Missouri, 1861
precededBy Battle of Boonville NERFINISHED
Camp Jackson Affair NERFINISHED
primaryObjectiveConfederate to defend Missouri State Guard forces and resist Union control of Missouri
primaryObjectiveUnion to break up the Missouri State Guard and secure southwestern Missouri
result Confederate victory
state Missouri
stateForceInvolved Missouri State Guard NERFINISHED
strategicSignificance helped maintain Confederate influence in Missouri’s southwest
strengthConfederate approximately 10,000–12,000 soldiers
strengthUnion approximately 5,400 soldiers
terrain wooded hills and creek valleys
theater Trans-Mississippi Theater NERFINISHED
UnionCommander Franz Sigel NERFINISHED
Nathaniel Lyon NERFINISHED
year 1861

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Battle of Wilson’s Creek alsoKnownAs Battle of Oak Hills
subject surface form: Battle of Wilson's Creek