“Atlanta Campaign Confederate order of battle”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The following Confederate Army units and commanders fought in the Atlanta Campaign of the American Civil War. The Union order of battle is listed separately. Order of battle compiled from the army organization during the campaign.^[1]

This order of battle covers the period of May 7 – July 17, 1864. The period from July 17 – September 8, 1864 is listed separately.

Abbreviations used

Military rank

Other

Army of Tennessee

Hardee's Corps

Hood's Corps

Polk's Corps (Army of Mississippi)

Artillery Reserve

Cavalry Corps

Strengths

The following table shows total strengths of each of the major formations at several stages throughout the campaign.^[49]

Notes

1. ^Official Records, Series I, Volume XXXVIII, Part 3, pages 638-675
2. ^From early July
3. ^19th and 41st Tennessee swapped places mid-June
4. ^From early July
5. ^Detached to provost-marshal-general duty. Consolidated with 45th Tennessee mid-June
6. ^Known as Smith's Brigade from mid-June
7. ^from mid-June
8. ^Joined mid-June
9. ^Broken up early July, remaining units transferred to Gist's and Lowrey's brigades. 47th Georgia consolidated with 65th Georgia
10. ^Transferred to Steven's Brigade
11. ^Usually assigned to Cleburne's Division
12. ^Temporarily in command during July
13. ^From mid-June
14. ^From mid-June
15. ^From mid-June
16. ^During July while Brown is in command of Hindman's division
17. ^Known as Clayton's Division from July 7
18. ^Took command of Polk's Corps from July 7
19. ^From July 7, promoted to Major General on that date
20. ^Known as Holtzclaw's Brigade from July 7
21. ^From July 7, promoted to Brigadier General on that date
22. ^from June 14 to July 7
23. ^From July 7
24. ^Resumed command July 7
25. ^From June 14 until July 7
26. ^Brigade commander while Featherston in temporary command of the division not known, but likely either Col Stephens or Col Drake
27. ^Known as Cantey's Division in May and mid-June
28. ^Temporarily during May and early June
29. ^from mid-June
30. ^Originally an independent brigade reporting to army command, subsequently combined into a division with Reynolds' brigade
31. ^Temporarily in command of the division until mid-June, then resumed command of his brigade
32. ^Temporarily in command of the brigade during May and June, while Cantey in command of the division
33. ^Transferred to Quarles' Brigade mid-June
34. ^Joined mid-June
35. ^Transferred from Cantey' Brigade mid-June
36. ^Usually assigned to Loring's Division
37. ^Usually assigned to French's Division
38. ^Usually assigned to Cantey's Division
39. ^Transferred to Georgia state troops mid-June, returned early July
40. ^Known as Allen's Brigade from mid-June
41. ^Known as Anderson's Brigade from mid-June
42. ^Transferred to Martin's Division and took command of Morgan's Brigade mid-June
43. ^Known as Ashby's Brigade from mid-June
44. ^Transferred to Harrison's Brigade mid-June
45. ^Known as Williams' Brigade from mid-June. Transferred to Kelly's Division early July.
46. ^Transferred to Kelly's Division mid-June
47. ^Attached to Polk's Corps/Army of Mississippi
48. ^Temporarily attached from Clanton's Brigade during May and June
49. ^Official Records, Series I, Volume XXXVIII, Part 3, pages 675-683
50. ^Not present