Confederate Army

The Confederate Army was part of the armed forces of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War from 1861 until 1865.
After Captain Jonathan Archer of the had restored a damaged timeline in 1944/2154, a scene from the American Civil War could be seen in the time stream as the timeline realigned itself; the scene showed Confederate cavalry attacking a Union Army artillery position during an otherwise unidentified engagement. ()
General Robert E. Lee and Lieutenant General Stonewall Jackson were among the most successful military leaders of the Confederate Army. The Army also captured the US Navy ship Merrimack, which was renamed . ()
Among the many battles fought by the Confederate Army were the Battle of Fort Hindman () and the Battle of Pine Mountain. ()
During the Civil War in 2373, the side led by Colonel , advocating a status-quo within the Q Continuum, appeared as soldiers of the Confederate Army when presenting themselves to "lower" species, while the side led by Q appeared as soldiers of the Union Army. ()
File:American Civil War, time stream.jpg|A Confederate cavalry charge
File:Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson.jpg|A painting of Generals Lee and Jackson during the American Civil War
File:Q (Colonel).jpg|The Q Colonel dressed in a Confederate Army uniform
File:Confederate encampment.jpg|A Confederate Army encampment
==Appendices==
=== See also===
* Confederate States military ranks
===Background information===
In a deleted scene from the fourth season episode , the hologram of Jack R. Crusher stated that one of Wesley's ancestors fought and died for the Confederacy at Bull Run, and which historically could have been either the or the , both Confederate victories and in the former Confederacy itself usually referred to as the "Battle(s) of Manassas". The deleted scene is included on the TNG Season 4 Blu-ray release.
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