Cavalry General Earl Van Dorn led a raiding party into General US Grant's supply base in Holly Springs, Mississippi. The raid was a success and the base, commanded by Colonel R.C. Murphy was caught by surprise. Van Dorn's troops burned over over one million dollars worth of food, supplies and equipment.
No, Sir. He was a Confederate cavalry leader.
For the majority of the Civil War, John Mosby was the General that led the Southern Cavalry. He was known for his speed and the ability to disappear.
Jeb steward
General Sherman began his campaign into Georgia with 100,000 troops. His Confederate opponent, General Joseph Johnston commanded only 50,000 troops.
Confederate General John Bell Hood had a high degree of respect for cavalry forces on both sides of the US Civil War. In his army, especially as the commander of the Army of Tennessee, Hood commented on the tactic of dismounted cavalry. His cavalry units mounted riflemen that were skilled at dismounting and hold in check or delay the advance of the enemy.
I believe it was Jeb Stuart, confederate cavalry officer who scouted a great deal for General Lee
No, Sir. He was a Confederate cavalry leader.
For the majority of the Civil War, John Mosby was the General that led the Southern Cavalry. He was known for his speed and the ability to disappear.
Often overlooked because of the cavalry of JEB Stuart, Nathan Bedford Forrest was an excellent Confederate cavalry commander.
The Confederate cavalry General J.E.B. Stewart.
General Joseph Wheeler was a former Confederate Cavalry Lieutenant General.
Confederate General Kirby Smith lowered the Confederate flag in the Trans-Mississippi on May 26, 1865.
Jeb steward
Union General William S. Smith had planned to meet General Sherman's army at Meridian, Mississippi to destroy railway lines and a Confederate arsenal. General Smith had a substantial number of troops however, cavalry General Nathan Bedford intercepted Smith's force. Smith decide not to fight but Bedford had other plans. He attacked Smith's army forcing him to retreat to Memphis.
General Sherman began his campaign into Georgia with 100,000 troops. His Confederate opponent, General Joseph Johnston commanded only 50,000 troops.
Cavalry Brigadier General Albert Gallatin Jenkins had been a delegate to the Virginia Secession Convention.
J.E.B. Stuart