Mountain Department (Union Army)

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The Mountain Department (Union Army) was a short-lived Union field command during the American Civil War that operated primarily in the mountainous regions of western Virginia and present-day West Virginia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Union Army department
military unit
activeDuring 1862
allegiance Union
areaOfResponsibility mountainous regions of western Virginia
northwestern Virginia counties
branch Union Army
commanderRank Major General
conflict American Civil War
country United States of America
disbandedBy reorganization into Army of Virginia
endTime June 1862
engagedIn Battle of McDowell
Jackson’s Valley Campaign
operations in the Shenandoah Valley
formedFrom Department of Western Virginia
garrison Union volunteer regiments
headquartersLocation Wheeling, Virginia
Wheeling, West Virginia
historicalRegion border region between Union and Confederacy
includedForcesFrom Ohio
Pennsylvania
western Virginia
notableCommander John C. Frémont
notableOpponentCommander Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
linked to: Stonewall Jackson
objective protect Unionist populations in western Virginia
secure mountain passes
threaten Confederate communications in the Shenandoah Valley
operatedIn Appalachian Mountains
present-day West Virginia
western Virginia
opposedBy Confederate States Army
partOf Union military departments system
predecessor Department of Western Virginia
primaryRole Union territorial defense
field command
shortLived true
startTime March 1862
status defunct
subordinateTo Union high command
United States War Department
successor Army of Virginia
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War
typeOfCommand geographical department

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Army of Virginia predecessorUnit Mountain Department (Union Army)
Eleventh Corps predecessor Department of the Mountains troops
linked to: Mountain Department (Union Army)