2nd Kentucky Cavalry (Confederate)

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The 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (Confederate) was a renowned Confederate cavalry regiment from Kentucky, best known for its daring raids in the Western Theater under the command of General John Hunt Morgan.

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instanceOf Confederate States Army cavalry regiment
activityPeriod 1860s
allegiance Confederate States of America
alsoKnownAs 2nd Kentucky Cavalry Regiment (CSA) NERFINISHED
Morgan’s Cavalry NERFINISHED
associatedWith John Hunt Morgan’s command
branch Cavalry
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America NERFINISHED
engagedIn Battle of Buffington Island NERFINISHED
Battle of Chickamauga NERFINISHED
Battle of Hartsville NERFINISHED
Battle of Lebanon (Kentucky) NERFINISHED
Battle of Salineville NERFINISHED
Battle of Shiloh NERFINISHED
Battle of Stones River NERFINISHED
Battle of Tebbs Bend NERFINISHED
Morgan’s Ohio Raid NERFINISHED
Morgan’s Raids NERFINISHED
formedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED
garrisonOrBase Kentucky (various locations)
historicalReputation one of the most famous Confederate cavalry units in the Western Theater
militaryUnitType regiment
notableCommander Basil W. Duke NERFINISHED
John Hunt Morgan NERFINISHED
notableFor daring long‑range cavalry raids
operations in Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Ohio
partOf Morgan’s Cavalry Brigade NERFINISHED
recruitmentArea Kentucky NERFINISHED
role conducted cavalry raids behind Union lines
screened Confederate infantry movements in the Western Theater
side Confederacy NERFINISHED
stateOfOrigin Kentucky NERFINISHED
subordinateTo Army of Tennessee NERFINISHED
Department of Western Virginia and East Tennessee NERFINISHED
theater Western Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED
usedTactics disruption of Union supply lines
hit‑and‑run raids

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John H. Morgan militaryUnit 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (Confederate)