Yes
Grant. He then was sent to Virginia and he put William Sherman in charge of the western army.
No, a Union General. Within the Union army, he was classified as a Western General, and Westerners tended to stick together.
William T. Sherman
U.S. Grant
Gen. William Rosencrans commanded the Union Army defending Corinth on Oct.3,1862. He was under the overall direction of Gen. Grant who was responsible for the area of Corinth - Iuka and Western Tennessee.
Virginia was the battle ground for Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. He had few Union opponents that could match his leadership and power over Union generals sent to defeat him. In the Western Theater, the Union forces used their strength in numbers and their control of the waterways and railroads to create havoc for the Confederate defenders.
Based on his outstanding performance in the Western Theater, President Lincoln appointed General John Pope to command the Army of the Potomac. Pope immediately had a bad start by issuing a statement to his new army that the performance of Western Theater armies of the Union were superior than those of the Eastern Theater.
no the Union army defeats the confederate army
Horses were vital to the Union army. They were needed to pull supply wagons and were used by the US cavalry forces. The Union army spent $1 million each month to feed their horses.
The Shiloh Battle
The Union Army.
The Union Army was the Northern army during the American Civil War. The Union Army fought and defeated the Confederate States (Southern) Army in 1865.