General Pierre Gustave Toutant de Beauregard attacking and Major Robert Andersen defended Fort Sumter.
He is also commonly known as P.G.T. Beauregard.
The Confederate bombardment of Fort Sumter signed the outbreak of the American Civil War-.
Fort Sumter was fired upon by multiple Charleston Harbor shore batteries and one floating battery, under the command of General PGT Beauregard, after South Carolina seceded from the Union. As to who won....that's complicated. The Union soldiers in Fort Sumter had no chance of winning, and an attempt to relieve the fort by sea failed. A deal was struck and the Union was permitted to withdraw, leaving Fort Sumter in Confederate hands. Yet, the Confederacy lost the war, and the attack on Fort Sumter provided the justification for all future military action which the Union would take, as the Confederacy had fired first.
The garrison of Fort Sumter was of 80 men.
I think they are Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware and West Virginia.
Sumeter was mainly a shelling of the fort until the Union unit stationed there surrendered. There were 80 men on the Union side and 500 on the Confederacy side. No one was injured or died in the shelling.
80 union soldiers
confederate soldier fire on union troops in fort sumter.
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Major Robert Anderson was the commanding officer of the Union soldiers during the Battle of Fort Sumter.
Confederate.
the Confederacy
The Confederates.
They were evacuated by boat.
The Confederate bombardment of Fort Sumter signed the outbreak of the American Civil War-.
At 4,20 AM 0f April 12, 1861.
12 April 1861
Fort Sumter was fired upon by multiple Charleston Harbor shore batteries and one floating battery, under the command of General PGT Beauregard, after South Carolina seceded from the Union. As to who won....that's complicated. The Union soldiers in Fort Sumter had no chance of winning, and an attempt to relieve the fort by sea failed. A deal was struck and the Union was permitted to withdraw, leaving Fort Sumter in Confederate hands. Yet, the Confederacy lost the war, and the attack on Fort Sumter provided the justification for all future military action which the Union would take, as the Confederacy had fired first.