African Brigade (Department of the Gulf)

Target entity: African Brigade (Department of the Gulf)
Context triple: [Port Hudson campaign, notableUnitUnion, African Brigade (Department of the Gulf)]

• A. Army of the Gulf
  The Army of the Gulf was a Union field army in the American Civil War that operated primarily along the Gulf Coast, including in the campaigns for New Orleans and Mobile.
• B. 111th (West African) Brigade
  The 111th (West African) Brigade was a British Army formation composed largely of West African troops that served in long-range jungle operations in Burma during the Second World War.
• C. Equatoria Corps
  Equatoria Corps was a predominantly southern Sudanese military formation in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan whose soldiers played a key role in early mutinies and resistance that foreshadowed Sudan’s postcolonial conflicts.
• D. South African Brigade
  The South African Brigade was a World War I infantry formation of the Union of South Africa that fought as part of the British Army, noted for its heavy losses and bravery on the Western Front.
• E. Barksdale’s Brigade
  Barksdale’s Brigade was a Confederate infantry brigade from Mississippi, commanded by Brigadier General William Barksdale, noted for its fierce assaults during major battles such as Gettysburg in the American Civil War.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: African Brigade (Department of the Gulf)
Target entity description: The African Brigade (Department of the Gulf) was a Union Army formation of African American troops that served prominently in operations along the Gulf Coast during the American Civil War.

• A. Army of the Gulf
  The Army of the Gulf was a Union field army in the American Civil War that operated primarily along the Gulf Coast, including in the campaigns for New Orleans and Mobile.
• B. 111th (West African) Brigade
  The 111th (West African) Brigade was a British Army formation composed largely of West African troops that served in long-range jungle operations in Burma during the Second World War.
• C. Equatoria Corps
  Equatoria Corps was a predominantly southern Sudanese military formation in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan whose soldiers played a key role in early mutinies and resistance that foreshadowed Sudan’s postcolonial conflicts.
• D. South African Brigade
  The South African Brigade was a World War I infantry formation of the Union of South Africa that fought as part of the British Army, noted for its heavy losses and bravery on the Western Front.
• E. Barksdale’s Brigade
  Barksdale’s Brigade was a Confederate infantry brigade from Mississippi, commanded by Brigadier General William Barksdale, noted for its fierce assaults during major battles such as Gettysburg in the American Civil War.
• F. None of above. chosen