From April to July 1862, Battery F was part of the 6th Division, Army of the Tennessee. The battery participated in the advance to and Siege of Corinth in the period 29 April–30 May. After the siege, the unit remained in garrison in Corinth until October. However, one section was sent to Bolivar, Tennessee. From July to November 1862, Battery F was assigned to Artillery, 6th Division, District of Corinth. The battery fought at the Battle of Corinth on 3–4 October 1862 under the command of Lieutenant J. W. Mitchell, as part of Brigadier Thomas J. McKean's 6th Division. According to the report of McKean's artillery chief, Andrew Hickenlooper, Battery F had four guns, but that two of the guns were detached at Bolivar.