Confederate States Army

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The Confederate States Army was the land warfare force of the secessionist Southern states during the American Civil War, known for figures like Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army
military organization
approximateSize over 1,000,000 soldiers served over the course of the war
commanderInChief Jefferson Davis
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America
disbandedAsAResultOf surrender at Appomattox Court House
doctrine offensive-defensive strategy
endTime 1865
hasPart Army of Kentucky
Confederate Army of Mississippi
surface form: Army of Mississippi

Army of New Mexico
Army of New Mexico
surface form: Army of Northern New Mexico

Army of Northern Virginia
Army of Tennessee
Army of the Peninsula
Army of Northern Virginia
surface form: Army of the Potomac (Confederate)

Army of the Shenandoah (Confederate)
Army of the Trans-Mississippi
Army of the Shenandoah (Confederate)
surface form: Army of the Valley

Army of New Mexico
surface form: Army of the West

Confederate artillery
Confederate cavalry
Confederate infantry
headquartersLocation Richmond, Virginia
ideology Confederate nationalism
defense of slavery
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalStatus armed forces of a secessionist government not recognized by the United States
notableCommander A.P. Hill
surface form: A. P. Hill

Albert Sidney Johnston
Braxton Bragg
J.E.B. Stuart
surface form: J. E. B. Stuart

James Longstreet
John Bell Hood
John C. Pemberton
Joseph E. Johnston
Major General Jubal A. Early
surface form: Jubal A. Early

Kirby Smith
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Brigadier General P. G. T. Beauregard
surface form: P. G. T. Beauregard

Richard S. Ewell
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
surface form: Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
opposedBy Union Army
United States Army
partOf Confederate States Army self-linksurface differs
surface form: Armed Forces of the Confederate States of America
primaryEnemy United States of America
primaryOpposingForce Army of the Potomac
surface form: Union Army of the Potomac
recruitment conscription
volunteer enlistment
religion predominantly Protestant chaplaincy
serviceBranch land forces
significantBattle Appomattox Campaign
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Chancellorsville
Battle of Chickamauga
Battle of Fredericksburg
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Shiloh
First Battle of Bull Run
Second Battle of Bull Run
Siege of Petersburg
Siege of Vicksburg
startTime 1861
subordinateTo Confederate States of America
surface form: Confederate States government
territory Confederate States of America
usedEquipment cavalry sabers
field artillery
ironclad-supporting coastal artillery
muzzle-loading rifles
smoothbore muskets

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Fort Pike capturedBy Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate States forces
Union Ninth Corps front opposedBy Confederate States Army
General (Confederate States Army) serviceBranch Confederate States Army
General (Confederate States Army) highestRankIn Confederate States Army
General (Confederate States Army) usedBy Confederate States Army
John B. Gordon militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Battle of Fisher’s Hill combatant Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Richard Taylor militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Confederate States militia supported Confederate States Army
Confederate States militia distinctFrom Confederate States Army
Battle of Trevilian Station combatant Confederate States Army
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Pete associatedWith Confederate States Army
Pete militaryBranch Confederate States Army
subject surface form: James Longstreet
Harpers Ferry Armory capturedBy Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate forces
First Battle of Winchester combatant Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Fort Caswell controlledBy Confederate States Army
Fort St. Philip garrisonedBy Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Longstreet family servedIn Confederate States Army
subject surface form: James Longstreet
Confederate Brigadier General Robert Toombs militaryBranch Confederate States Army
subject surface form: Robert Toombs
Battle of McDowell belligerent Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Cedar Mountain Battlefield belligerent Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Lemuel P. Grant militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Confederate States Secretary of War responsibleFor Confederate States Army
Flora Cooke Stuart associatedWith Confederate States Army
Assault on Fort Wagner involvedBranch Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Gideon Pillow militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Skirmish at Vienna combatantSide Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Henry A. Wise militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Colonel Maxcy Gregg militaryBranch Confederate States Army
subject surface form: Maxcy Gregg
Federal Army opposedBy Confederate States Army
Northern Army opposedBy Confederate States Army
Army of the Mississippi opposedBy Confederate States Army
United States Colored Troops opposedTo Confederate States Army
Matthews’ Hill usedBy Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Army of the Gulf engagedAgainst Confederate States Army
Robert Toombs militaryBranch Confederate States Army
John H. Reagan militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Marie Laure Villeré militaryBranch Confederate States Army
subject surface form: P. G. T. Beauregard
Army of the Missouri opposedBy Confederate States Army
Wilson’s Creek, Missouri belligerent Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate forces
American Civil War communications usedIn Confederate States Army
this entity surface form: Confederate Army
Early militaryBranch Confederate States Army
subject surface form: Jubal A. Early
LeRoy Pope Walker militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Prospect Hill usedByMilitaryForce Confederate States Army
Cobb's Brigade (Confederate) militaryBranch Confederate States Army
Kershaw's Brigade (Confederate) branch Confederate States Army
Kershaw's Brigade (Confederate) service Confederate States Army