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Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:11:57Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author be the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), 'cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, psychopathic, pedophilic, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, despotic, nutcase, crony, tool, redneck Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:11:28Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author be the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), 'cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, psychopathic, pedophilic, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, despotic, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:10:51Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author be the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), 'cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, psychopathic, pedophilic, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:10:10Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), 'cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, psychopathic, pedophilic, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:09:57Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, psychopathic, pedophilic, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:09:26Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, dumb, insecure, primitive, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T23:09:06Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, dumb, insecure, power-hungry, stupid, cognitive-dissonance-filled, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T22:52:29Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? Well Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, dumb, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of Marmiton River

2015-05-17T22:48:59Z

WideOpenWestCritic:

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of Marmiton River Shiloh Creek, Charlot’s Farm
|image=
|begin=October 25, 1864
|end=Same day
|place=Vernon County, Missouri
|theater=Trans-Mississippi Theater
|campaign=Price’s Missouri Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Dept. of the Missouri
|combatants2=Army of Missouri
|commanders1=[[John H. McNeil]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Sterling Price]] Major General, CSA
|strength1=2 brigades
|strength2=1 division
|casualties1=Unknown
|casualties2=Unknown
}}
Major General Sterling Price was in retreat following the [[Battle of Mine Creek]] just a few hours earlier, and late in the afternoon of October 25 two brigades of Pleasonton's (mispellin' here, Bo, should be "Pleasanton", not "PleasOnton"! C'mon now, Bo, ya'll better than this!) cavalry division under the command of Brigadier General John S. McNeil caught up with him near a crossing on the Marmiton River. A two-hour skirmish followed, Price's sizable force determined to make a stand which lasted some two hours. Observing that the Confederates outnumbered him by a sizable margin, but unaware many of them were unarmed, McNeil refused to order an assault upon their positions.

Safely crossing the Marmiton River, Price continued his retreat with his men and wagons largely intact, with McNeil unable to mount an effective pursuit.

Here ya go, KaraBo: http://www.nps.gov/abpp/battles/mo028.htm

You gettin' real fancy with this here plagiarizin', ya hear?

{{Template:Campaignbox Price's Missouri Expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1864}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of Marmiton River

2015-05-17T22:46:58Z

WideOpenWestCritic: Fixed mispelling

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of Marmiton River Shiloh Creek, Charlot’s Farm
|image=
|begin=October 25, 1864
|end=Same day
|place=Vernon County, Missouri
|theater=Trans-Mississippi Theater
|campaign=Price’s Missouri Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Dept. of the Missouri
|combatants2=Army of Missouri
|commanders1=[[John H. McNeil]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Sterling Price]] Major General, CSA
|strength1=2 brigades
|strength2=1 division
|casualties1=Unknown
|casualties2=Unknown
}}
Major General Sterling Price was in retreat following the [[Battle of Mine Creek]] just a few hours earlier, and late in the afternoon of October 25 two brigades of Pleasonton's (mispellin' here, Bo, should be "Pleasanton", not "PleasOnton"! C'mon now, Bo, ya'll better than this!) cavalry division under the command of Brigadier General John S. McNeil caught up with him near a crossing on the Marmiton River. A two-hour skirmish followed, Price's sizable force determined to make a stand which lasted some two hours. Observing that the Confederates outnumbered him by a sizable margin, but unaware many of them were unarmed, McNeil refused to order an assault upon their positions.

Safely crossing the Marmiton River, Price continued his retreat with his men and wagons largely intact, with McNeil unable to mount an effective pursuit.

{{Template:Campaignbox Price's Missouri Expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1864}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]

Battle of New Bern

2015-05-17T22:43:08Z

WideOpenWestCritic: Identified author as requested

{{ACWbattle
|name=Battle of New Bern New Berne
|image=[[File:Battle-of-new-bern.jpeg|300px]]
|begin=March 14, 1862
|end=Same day
|place=Craven County, North Carolina
|theater=Eastern Theater
|campaign=Burnside’s North Carolina Expedition
|result=Union victory
|combatants1=Coastal Division North Atlantic Blockading Squadron
|combatants2=5 regiments, militia
|commanders1=[[Ambrose Burnside]] Brigadier General, USA
|commanders2=[[Lawrence O’Bryan Branch]] Brigadier General, CSA
|strength1=
|strength2=
|casualties1='''471''' Killed: 90 Wounded: 380 Missing: 1
|casualties2='''578''' Killed: 64 Wounded: 101 Missing: 413
}}
On March 11, Brig. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside’s command embarked from Roanoke Island to rendezvous with Union gunboats at Hatteras Inlet for an expedition against New Bern. On March 13, the fleet sailed up the Neuse River and disembarked infantry on the river’s south bank to approach the New Bern defenses. The Confederate defense was commanded by Brig. Gen. Lawrence Branch. On March 14, John G. Foster’s, Jesse Reno’s, and John G. Parke’s brigades attacked along the railroad and after four hours of fighting drove the Confederates out of their fortifications. The Federals captured nine forts and 41 heavy guns and occupied a base which they would hold to the end of the war, in spite of several Confederate attempts to recover the town. (''NPS summary'')

The author is the National Park Service, KaraBo! See that there tarnations that there says "NPS Summary"? Yessum? We Bo, that NPS fanciness is meanin' this all plagiarized from National Park Service (hence the fancy ol' NPS), cause you an unoriginal, lazy, bigotted, dumb, lyin', stealin', cheatin', idiot, nutcase, crony Leebur, yessir, I call and say, Leebur!! RUNN!!! THE LEEBUR HOAX GOT YA', KARABO!! RUN AWAY!!! HUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUCKHUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!

{{Template:Campaignbox Burnside NC expedition}}
{{Template:ACW Battles of 1862}}

[[Category:American Civil War Battles]]