The Battle of Nashville on December 15-16, 1864, was a major Union victory during the Civil War, with African American Union troops playing a crucial role. The 13th USCT faced heavy casualties storming Confederate earthworks, but their bravery was acknowledged, leading General Thomas to affirm the fighting prowess of African American soldiers. Continue reading Revisit: THE BATTLE OF NASHVILLE (1864)
The Battle of Olustee, also known as the Battle of Ocean Pond, took place on February 20, 1864, marking the final significant conflict in Florida during the Civil War. Union forces, led by General Seymour, suffered a defeat as Confederate troops gained control, impacting the political landscape and control of Jacksonville. Casualties were significant on both sides, and the battle had varying impacts on morale and control. Continue reading Revisit: THE BATTLE OF OLUSTEE (FEBRUARY 20, 1864)
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