Army of the Trans-Mississippi

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The Army of the Trans-Mississippi was a major Confederate field army that operated west of the Mississippi River during the American Civil War, overseeing military campaigns in states such as Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confederate field army
military formation
allegiance Confederate States of America
surface form: Confederacy
alsoKnownAs Army of the Trans-Mississippi
surface form: Trans-Mississippi Army
branch Army
commanderTitle department commander
communication largely cut off from Confederate east after 1863
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America
engagedIn Battle of Jenkins' Ferry
Battle of Mansfield
Battle of Marks' Mills
Battle of Milliken’s Bend
surface form: Battle of Milliken's Bend

Battle of Pleasant Hill
Battle of Poison Spring
Camden Expedition
Price’s Missouri Expedition
surface form: Price's Missouri Expedition

Red River campaign
surface form: Red River Campaign
formedFrom Army of the Trans-Mississippi self-linksurface differs
surface form: Trans-Mississippi District
geographicalScope Army of the Trans-Mississippi self-linksurface differs
surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department
headquartersLocation Shreveport
surface form: Shreveport, Louisiana
lastCommander Edmund Kirby Smith
notableCharacteristic operated in relative isolation from main Confederate armies
notableCommander Edmund Kirby Smith
Richard Taylor
Sterling Price
Theophilus H. Holmes
notableEvent remained active after surrender of Robert E. Lee
operatedIn Arkansas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Missouri
Texas
west of the Mississippi River
partOf Confederate States Army
region southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest

Lower Mississippi River basin
surface form: Lower Mississippi Valley
role department-level command
field army
subordinateUnit District of Arkansas
Indian Territory
surface form: District of Indian Territory

District of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona
District of West Louisiana
supplySituation chronically short of men and materiel
surrenderDate May 26, 1865
surrenderedTo United States Armed Forces
surface form: United States forces
theater Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War
surface form: Trans-Mississippi Theater
typeOfOperations defensive operations
offensive raids

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Confederate States Army hasPart Army of the Trans-Mississippi
William L. Cabell servedIn Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department
Military Division of the Mississippi subordinateUnit Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Army of the Arkansas
John B. Magruder servedIn Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department
Army of New Mexico partOf Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Confederate Army of the West
Confederate artillery usedBy Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Army of Trans-Mississippi
Army of the Trans-Mississippi formedFrom Army of the Trans-Mississippi self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi District
Army of the Trans-Mississippi alsoKnownAs Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Army
Army of the Trans-Mississippi geographicalScope Army of the Trans-Mississippi self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department
Red River Campaign (participation) involvedUnitConfederate Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department (Confederate)
General (Confederate States Army) commanded Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department (when held by Edmund Kirby Smith)
Army of the Frontier engagedAgainst Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Confederate States Army forces in the Trans-Mississippi Theater
Army of the Gulf opposedBy Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Confederate forces in the Trans-Mississippi Department
Edmund Kirby Smith commanded Army of the Trans-Mississippi
this entity surface form: Trans-Mississippi Department