Union General George B. McClellan was an excellent strategist. His plan to not attack Richmond from the north was a 100 mile march. By seeking to land on one of Virginia's peninsulas, his army would be only 60 miles from Richmond. His operation was known as the Peninsula campaign. It was a sophisticated plan.
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His goal was to capture Richmond, the Confederate capital.
McClellan's operation is commonly referred to as the "Peninsula Campaign." This military initiative took place during the American Civil War in 1862, aiming to capture the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia. The campaign involved a series of battles and maneuvers, but ultimately it ended in a strategic withdrawal by Union forces after facing strong resistance from Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
Operation Grenada
We don't know the operation.
To attack Richmond via the Peninsula, instead of via the Shenandoah.
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We don't know the operation.
to capture Richmond the confederate capital
This was McClellans Peninsular Campaign of 1862.