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| − | {{American Civil War | + | {{ACWbattle |
| − | | image =Manassas2 currierives.jpg | + | |name=Second Battle of Bull Run<br/>Second Manassas |
| − | | conflict = | + | |image=[[File:Manassas2 currierives.jpg|300px]] |
| − | | partof =Northern Virginia<br/>Campaign | + | |begin=28 August 1862 |
| − | | date =August 28-30, 1862 | + | |end=30 August 1862 |
| − | | location =Prince William County,<br/>Virginia | + | |place=Prince William County, Virginia |
| − | | combatant1 =Army of Virginia | + | |theater=Eastern Theater |
| − | | combatant2 =Army of Northern Virginia | + | |campaign=Northern Virginia Campaign |
| − | | commander1 =John Pope<br/>Maj. General, USA | + | |result=Confederate victory |
| − | | commander2 =[[Robert E. Lee]]<br/>General, CSA | + | |combatants1=Army of Virginia |
| − | | strength1 =62,000 soldiers | + | |combatants2=Army of Northern Virginia |
| − | | strength2 =50,000 soldiers | + | |commanders1=[[John Pope]]<br/>Maj. General, USA |
| − | | casualties1 =Killed: 1,724<br/>Wounded: 8,372<br/>Missing: 5,958 | + | |commanders2=[[Robert E. Lee]]<br/>General, CSA |
| − | | casualties2 =Killed: 1,481<br/>Wounded: 7,627<br/>Missing: 89 | + | |strength1=62,000 soldiers |
| | + | |strength2=50,000 soldiers |
| | + | |casualties1=Killed: 1,724<br/>Wounded: 8,372<br/>Missing: 5,958 |
| | + | |casualties2=Killed: 1,481<br/>Wounded: 7,627<br/>Missing: 89 |
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| | The '''Second Battle of Bull Run''' or '''Second Manassas''', was fought August 28-30, 1862 during the [[American Civil War]] near Manassas, [[Virginia]], involving the Army of Northern Virginia under Confederate General [[Robert E. Lee]], and the Union's Army of Virginia under Major General [[John Pope]]. Lee's overwhelming victory did much to enhance his reputation as a battlefield commander. | | The '''Second Battle of Bull Run''' or '''Second Manassas''', was fought August 28-30, 1862 during the [[American Civil War]] near Manassas, [[Virginia]], involving the Army of Northern Virginia under Confederate General [[Robert E. Lee]], and the Union's Army of Virginia under Major General [[John Pope]]. Lee's overwhelming victory did much to enhance his reputation as a battlefield commander. |