Battle of Memphis

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The Battle of Memphis was an 1862 American Civil War naval engagement on the Mississippi River in which Union forces captured the city of Memphis, securing a crucial strategic point in the Western theater.

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Battle of Memphis canonical 7

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instanceOf American Civil War battle
naval battle
belligerent Confederate River Defense Fleet
Union Navy
casualties heavy losses in ships for Confederate forces
relatively light for Union forces
combatant Confederate States of America
United States (Union)
commander Andrew H. Foote
Charles Henry Davis
James E. Montgomery
M. Jeff Thompson
conflict American Civil War
consequence Union control of Memphis
further consolidation of Union control over the Mississippi River
country United States
date June 6, 1862
followedBy Union occupation of Memphis
involvedUnit Confederate River Defense Fleet rams
Mississippi River Squadron
location Memphis, Tennessee
Mississippi River
objective capture of Memphis, Tennessee
observedBy civilian spectators on the bluffs of Memphis
outcome destruction of most of the Confederate River Defense Fleet
partOf Western Theater of the American Civil War
precededBy Island Number Ten campaign
result Union victory
shipInvolved CSS Colonel Lovell
CSS General Beauregard
CSS General Bragg
CSS General Earl Van Dorn
CSS General M. Jeff Thompson
CSS General Sterling Price
CSS Little Rebel
CSS Sumter
USS Baron De Kalb
USS Benton
USS Cairo
USS Carondelet
USS Louisville
USS St. Louis
linked to: USS Benton
strategicImportance control of a key point on the Mississippi River
theater Western Theater
tookPlaceNear riverfront of Memphis
typeOfEngagement riverine naval engagement
year 1862

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Mississippi Valley Theater hasKeyEvent Battle of Memphis
Confederate States Navy notableEngagement Battle of Memphis
Charles Ellet Jr. participantIn Battle of Memphis
Battle of Plum Point Bend followedBy Battle of Memphis
United States Ram Fleet engagement Battle of Memphis
Island Number Ten campaign followedBy Battle of Memphis