Battle of Chantilly

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The Battle of Chantilly was a minor but fierce 1862 American Civil War engagement in Virginia that occurred during the Union army’s retreat after the Second Battle of Bull Run, resulting in heavy casualties and the deaths of Union generals Philip Kearny and Isaac Stevens.

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instanceOf American Civil War battle
battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Ox Hill NERFINISHED
belligerent Confederate States of America
United States (Union) NERFINISHED
campaignObjective To cut off the Union Army of Virginia’s retreat
casualties heavy for size of engagement
combatant Confederate Army NERFINISHED
Union Army NERFINISHED
commander A. P. Hill NERFINISHED
Isaac Stevens NERFINISHED
Jubal A. Early NERFINISHED
Philip Kearny NERFINISHED
Stonewall Jackson NERFINISHED
confederateCasualties approximately 800
confederateForceCommander Maj. Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson NERFINISHED
conflict American Civil War
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date September 1, 1862
followedBy Maryland Campaign NERFINISHED
front Eastern Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED
hasMonument Isaac Stevens monument NERFINISHED
Philip Kearny monument NERFINISHED
location Fairfax County, Virginia NERFINISHED
memorial Ox Hill Battlefield Park NERFINISHED
memorialLocation Fairfax County, Virginia NERFINISHED
near Centreville, Virginia NERFINISHED
Chantilly, Virginia NERFINISHED
notableDeath Isaac Stevens NERFINISHED
Philip Kearny NERFINISHED
partOf Northern Virginia Campaign NERFINISHED
precededBy Second Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Pope’s retreat to Washington
Second Battle of Manassas NERFINISHED
result Inconclusive
Strategic Confederate advantage
Tactically inconclusive
state Virginia
strategicEffect Helped allow Union army to reach Washington defenses
tacticalSituation Confederate attempt to flank Union army
Union rear-guard action during retreat
typeOfEngagement fierce close-quarters fighting
minor engagement
unionCasualties approximately 1,300
unionForceCommander Maj. Gen. Isaac Stevens NERFINISHED
Maj. Gen. Philip Kearny NERFINISHED
weatherCondition heavy rain
thunderstorm
year 1862

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Northern Virginia Campaign includesBattle Battle of Chantilly
Philip Kearny participatedIn Battle of Chantilly