The Chattanooga/Ringgold Campaign

The Chattanooga/Ringgold Campaign was a series of military engagements from November 23-27, 1863 in the vicinity of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
* Dyer lists the order of battle for the campaign and the battles interchangeably, though casualties differ
* There may be other counties associated with this campaign as well, not all documented
== Sub-Operations ==
* Lookout Mountain
* Missionary Ridge
* Ringgold Gap
== Union Order of Battle ==
 
 
 Overall Command
	Military Division of the Mississippi
* Ulysses S. Grant, Major General
General Staff:
* Chief of Staff: John A. Rawlins, Brigadier General
* Chief of Transportation: Joseph D. Webster, Colonel	
Army of the Cumberland 
* George Henry Thomas, Major General
General Staff:
* Chief of Staff: Joseph J. Reynolds, Major General
* Assistant Adjutant General: William D. Whipple, Brigadier General
General Headquarters:
* 1st Ohio Sharpshooter BattalionGershom M. Barber, Captain
* (II) 10th Ohio InfantryWilliam M. Ward, Lieutenant Colonel	Hooker's CommandOperating under the authority of Army of the Cumberland 
* Joseph Hooker, Major GeneralMajor General Joseph Hooker, commanding Eleventh and Twelfth Army Corps had under his immediate command the First Division, Fourth Corps, the Second Division, Twelfth Corps, portions of the Fourteenth Corps, and the First Division, Fifteenth Corps.
* Chief of Staff: Daniel A. Butterfield, Major General
* Escort:
** 15th Illinois Cavalry / Company KWikipedia - Not originally referenced on unit homepageSamuel B. Sherer, Captain	Army of the Tennessee
* William Tecumseh Sherman, Major GeneralGeneral Sherman had under his immediate command the Eleventh Corps and the Second Division, Fourteenth Corps, of the Army of the Cumberland; the Second and Fourth Divisions, Fifteenth Corps.
 
 
 (AotC) 4th Corps
* Gordon Granger, Major General
Divisions	Brigades	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st DivisionThe 1st Brigade and 4th United States Artillery / Battery M, at Bridgeport Alabama; the 115th Illinois Infantry and 84th Indiana Infantry, of the 2nd Brigade, and 5th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery, at Shellmound, Tennessee; and the 30th Indiana Infantry and 77th Pennsylvania Infantry, of the 3rd Brigade, and 4th United States Artillery / Battery H, at Whiteside's, Tennessee
Charles Cruft, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Walter C. Whitaker, Brigadier General	
* 96th Illinois Infantry - Thomas E. Champion, ColonelRelinquished command on account of sickness (see: Hicks' report), George Hicks, Major
* 35th Indiana Infantry - Benjamin F. Mullen, Colonel
* 8th Kentucky Infantry (U) - Sidney M. Barnes, Colonel
* 40th Ohio Infantry - Jacob E. Taylor, Colonel
* 51st Ohio Infantry - Charles H. Wood, Lieutenant Colonel
* 99th Ohio Infantry - John E. Cummins, Lieutenant Colonel
1st DivisionThe 1st Brigade and 4th United States Artillery / Battery M, at Bridgeport Alabama; the 115th Illinois Infantry and 84th Indiana Infantry, of the 2nd Brigade, and 5th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery, at Shellmound, Tennessee; and the 30th Indiana Infantry and 77th Pennsylvania Infantry, of the 3rd Brigade, and 4th United States Artillery / Battery H, at Whiteside's, Tennessee
Charles Cruft, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
William Grose, Colonel	
* 59th Illinois Infantry - Clayton Hale, Major
* 75th Illinois Infantry - John E. Bennett, Colonel
* 84th Illinois Infantry - Louis H. Waters, Colonel
* (II) 9th Indiana Infantry - Isaac C. B. Suman, Colonel
* 36th Indiana Infantry - Gilbert Trusler, Major
* 24th Ohio Infantry - George M. Bacon, Captain
1st DivisionThe 1st Brigade and 4th United States Artillery / Battery M, at Bridgeport Alabama; the 115th Illinois Infantry and 84th Indiana Infantry, of the 2nd Brigade, and 5th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery, at Shellmound, Tennessee; and the 30th Indiana Infantry and 77th Pennsylvania Infantry, of the 3rd Brigade, and 4th United States Artillery / Battery H, at Whiteside's, Tennessee
Charles Cruft, Brigadier General	Escort 	
* 92nd Illinois Infantry / Company E - Mathew Van Buskirk, Captain
2nd Division
Philip H. Sheridan, Major General	1st Brigade
Francis T. Sherman, Colonel	
* 36th Illinois Infantry - Silas Miller, Colonel,Temporarily in command of a demi-brigade Porter C. Olson, Lieutenant Colonel
* 44th Illinois Infantry - Wallace W. Barrett, Colonel
* 73rd Illinois Infantry - James F. Jacquess, Colonel
* 74th Illinois Infantry - Jason Marsh, Colonel
* 88th Illinois Infantry - George W. Chandler, Lieutenant Colonel
* 22nd Indiana Infantry - Michael Gooding, Colonel
* (II) 2nd Missouri Infantry (U) - Bernard Laiboldt, Colonel, Arnold Beck, Lieutenant Colonel
* 15th Missouri Infantry (U) - Joseph Conrad, Colonel, Samuel Rexinger, Captain
* 24th Wisconsin Infantry - Carl von Baumbach, Major
2nd Division
Philip H. Sheridan, Major General	2nd BrigadeThe 51st Indiana Infantry was between Nashville and Chattanooga en route to join the brigade
George D. Wagner, Brigadier General	
* 100th Illinois Infantry - Charles M. Hammond, Major
* 15th Indiana Infantry - Gustavus A. Wood, Colonel, Frank White, Major, Benjamin F. Hegler, Captain
* 40th Indiana Infantry - Elias Neff, Lieutenant Colonel
* 57th Indiana Infantry - George W. Leonard, Lieutenant Colonel
* 58th Indiana Infantry - Joseph Moore, Lieutenant Colonel
* 26th Ohio Infantry - William H. Young, Lieutenant Colonel
* 97th Ohio Infantry - Milton Barnes, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Division
Philip H. Sheridan, Major General	3rd Brigade
Charles G. Harker, Colonel'	
* 22nd Illinois Infantry - Francis Swanwick, Lieutenant Colonel
* 27th Illinois Infantry - Jonathan R. Miles, Colonel
* 42nd Illinois Infantry - Nathan H. Walworth, Colonel, Edgar D. Swain, Captain
* 51st Illinois Infantry - Charles W. Davis, Major, Albert M. Tilton, Captain
* 79th Illinois Infantry - Allen Buckner, Colonel
* 3rd Kentucky Infantry (U) - Henry C. Dunlap, Colonel
* 64th Ohio Infantry - Alexander McIlvan, Colonel
* 65th Ohio Infantry - William A. Bullitt, Colonel
* 125th Ohio Infantry - Emerson Opdycke, Colonel, Edward P. Bates, Captain
2nd Division
Philip H. Sheridan, Major General	Artillery
Warren P. Edgarton, Captain	
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery M - George W. Spencer, Captain
* 10th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - William A. Naylor, Captain
* 1st Missouri Light Artillery / Battery G (U) - Gustavus Schueler, Lieutenant
3rd Division
Thomas J. Wood, Brigadier General	1st Brigade("The Horn Brigade")
August Willich, Brigadier General	
* 25th Illinois Infantry - Richard H. Nodine, Colonel
* 35th Illinois Infantry - William P. Chandler, Lieutenant Colonel
* 89th Illinois Infantry - William D. Williams, Lieutenant Colonel
* 32nd Indiana Infantry - Frank Erdelmeyer, Lieutenant Colonel
* 68th Indiana Infantry - Harvey J. Espy, Lieutenant Colonel, Richard L. Leeson, Captain
* 8th Kansas Infantry - John A. Martin, Colonel
* (II) 15th Ohio Infantry - Frank Askew, Lieutenant Colonel
* 49th Ohio Infantry - Samuel F. Gray, Major
* 15th Wisconsin Infantry - John A. Gordon, Captain
3rd Division
Thomas J. Wood, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
William B. Hazen, Brigadier General	
* (II) 6th Indiana Infantry - Calvin D. Campbell, Major
* 5th Kentucky Infantry (U) - William W. Berry, ColonelCommanded part of time 6th Indiana and 5th Kentucky (see: Berry's report), John L. Treanor, Lieutenant Colonel
* 6th Kentucky Infantry (U) - Richard T. Whitaker, Major
* 23rd Kentucky Infantry (U) - James C. Foy, Lieutenant ColonelSucceeded Lieutenant Colonel Langdon in command of the 23rd Kentucky and 1st Ohio (see: Stafford's report)
* (II) 1st Ohio Infantry - Bassett Langdon, Lieutenant ColonelCommanded part of time 23rd Kentucky and 1st Ohio (see: Foy's and Stafford's report), Joab A. Stafford, Lieutenant ColonelWounded but remained on the field
* (II) 6th Ohio Infantry - Alexander C. Christopher, Lieutenant Colonel
* 41st Ohio Infantry - Aquila Wiley, ColonelCommanded part of time 41st Ohio and 93rd Ohio (see: Kimberly's and Smith's report), Robert L. Kimberly, Lieutenant ColonelSucceeded Colonel Wiley in command of the 41st Ohio and 93rd Ohio (see: Kimberly's and Smith's report)
* 93rd Ohio Infantry - William Birch, Major, Daniel Bowman, Captain, Samuel B. Smith, Captain
* 124th Ohio Infantry - James Pickands, Lieutenant Colonel
3rd Division
Thomas J. Wood, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
Samuel Beatty, Brigadier General	
* 79th Indiana Infantry - Frederick Knefler, Colonel
* 86th Indiana Infantry - George F. Dick, Colonel
* 9th Kentucky Infantry (U) - George H. Cram, Colonel
* 17th Kentucky Infantry (U) - Alexander Stout, Colonel
* (II) 13th Ohio Infantry - Dwight Jarvis (Jr.), Colonel
* (II) 19th Ohio Infantry - Charles F. Manderson, Colonel
* 59th Ohio Infantry - Robert J. Vanosdol, Major
3rd Division
Thomas J. Wood, Brigadier General	Artillery
Cullen Bradley, Captain	
* Bridge's (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Lyman Bridges, Captain
* 6th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Oliver H. P. Ayres, Lieutenant
* Pennsylvania (Independent) Light Artillery / Battery B - Samuel M. McDowell, Lieutenant
 
 
 (AotC) 14th Corps
* John M. Palmer, Major General
Escort:
* 1st Ohio Cavalry / Company L - John D. Barker, Captain
Division	Brigade 	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st Division
Richard W. Johnson, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
William P. Carlin, Brigadier General	
* 104th Illinois Infantry - Douglas Hapeman, Lieutenant Colonel
* 38th Indiana Infantry - Daniel F. Griffin, Lieutenant Colonel
* 42nd Indiana Infantry - William T.B. McIntire, Lieutenant Colonel
* 88th Indiana Infantry - Cyrus E. Briant, Colonel
* (II) 2nd Ohio Infantry - Anson G. McCook, Colonel
* 33rd Ohio Infantry - James H. M. Montgomery, Captain
* 94th Ohio Infantry - Rue P. Hutchins, Major
* 10th Wisconsin Infantry - Jacob W. Roby, Captain
1st Division
Richard W. Johnson, Brigadier General	2nd BrigadeAfter Colonel Stoughton assumed command, Colonel Moore (69th Ohio) took command of the 19th Illinois, 11th Michigan and 69th Ohio and Major John R. Edie (15th United States) of the 15th, 16th, 18th and 19th United States (see: Stoughton's and Moore's reports).
John H. King, Brigadier GeneralRelinquished command on account of sickness (see: Johnson's report)
Marshall F. Moore, Colonel
William L. Stoughton, ColonelAssumed command November 25, 1863	
* 19th Illinois Infantry - Alexander W. Raffen, Lieutenant Colonel
* (I) 11th Michigan Infantry - Patrick H. Keegan, Captain
* 69th Ohio Infantry - James J. Hanna, Major
* 15th United States Infantry
** 1st Battalion - Henry Keteltas, Captain
** 2nd Battalion - John Rufus Edie, MajorTook command of the regular infantry detachments at Missionary Ridge, William McManus, Captain
* 16th United States Infantry / 1st Battalion - Robert E. A. Crofton, Major
* 18th United States Infantry
** 1st Battalion - George W. Smith, Captain
** 2nd Battalion - Henry Haymond, Captain
* 19th United States Infantry / 1st Battalion - Henry S. Welton , Captain
1st Division
Richard W. Johnson, Brigadier General	3rd BrigadeDuring the engagements of 23, 24, and 25 November 1863 was in line of battle holding fort and breastworks at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
John C. Starkweather, Brigadier General	
* 24th Illinois Infantry - Geza Mihalotzy, Colonel
* 37th Indiana Infantry - James S. Hull, Colonel
* (II) 21st Ohio Infantry - Charles H. Vantine, Captain
* 74th Ohio Infantry - Joseph Fisher, Major
* 78th Pennsylvania Infantry - Augustus B. Bonnaffon, Major
* 79th Pennsylvania Infantry - Michael H. Locher, Major
* (II) 1st Wisconsin Infantry - George B. Bingham, Lieutenant Colonel
* 21st Wisconsin Infantry - Charles H. Walker, Colonel
1st Division
Richard W. Johnson, Brigadier General	Artillery	
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery C - Mark H. Prescott, Captain
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery A - Francis E. Hale, Captain
* 5th United States Artillery / Battery HTemporarily attached to Second Division, Fourth Army Corps - Francis L. Guenther, Captain
2nd Division
Jefferson C. Davis, Brigadier General	1st Brigade14th Michigan Infantry detached at Columbia, Tennessee
James D. Morgan, Brigadier General	
* (II) 10th Illinois Infantry - John Tillson, Colonel
* 16th Illinois Infantry - James B. Cahill, Lieutenant Colonel
* 60th Illinois Infantry - William B. Anderson, Colonel
* 21st Kentucky Infantry (U) - Samuel Woodson Price, Colonel
* 10th Michigan Infantry - Christopher J. Dickerson, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Division
Jefferson C. Davis, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade(II) 3rd Ohio Infantry detached at Kelley's Ferry, Tennessee River
John Beatty, Brigadier General	
* 34th Illinois Infantry - Oscar Van Tassell, Lieutenant Colonel
* 78th Illinois Infantry - Carter Van Vleck , Lieutenant Colonel
* 98th Ohio Infantry - James M. Shane, Major
* 108th Ohio Infantry - Carlo Piepho, Lieutenant Colonel
* 113th Ohio Infantry - Lyne S. Sullivant, Major
* 121st Ohio Infantry - John Yager, Major
2nd Division
Jefferson C. Davis, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
Daniel McCook (Jr.), Colonel	
* 85th Illinois Infantry - Caleb J. Dilworth, Colonel
* 86th Illinois Infantry - David Magee, Lieutenant Colonel
* 110th Illinois Infantry - E. Hibbard Topping, Lieutenant Colonel
* 125th Illinois Infantry - Oscar F. Harmon, Colonel
* 52nd Ohio Infantry - James T. Holmes, Major
2nd Division
Jefferson C. Davis, Brigadier General	Artillery
William A. Hotchkiss, Captain	
* 2nd Illinois Light Artillery / Battery I - Henry B. Plant, Lieutenant
* 2nd Minnesota (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Richard L. Dawley, Lieutenant
* 5th Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - George Q. Gardner, Captain
3rd Division
Absalom Baird, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
John B. Turchin, Brigadier General	
* 82nd Indiana Infantry - Morton C. Hunter, Colonel
* (II) 11th Ohio Infantry - Ogden Street, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 17th Ohio Infantry - Benjamin F. Butterfield, Major, Benjamin H. Showers, Captain
* 31st Ohio Infantry - Frederick W. Lister, Lieutenant Colonel
* 36th Ohio Infantry - Hiram F. Devol, Lieutenant Colonel
* 89th Ohio Infantry - John H. Jolly, Captain
* 92nd Ohio Infantry - Douglas Putnam (Jr.), Lieutenant Colonel, Edward Grosvenor, Captain
3rd Division
Absalom Baird, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Ferdinand Van Derveer, Colonel	
* 75th Indiana Infantry - Milton S. Robinson, Colonel
* 87th Indiana Infantry - Newell Gleason, Colonel
* 101st Indiana Infantry - Thomas Doan, Lieutenant Colonel
* 2nd Minnesota Infantry - Judson W. Bishop, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 9th Ohio Infantry - Gustave Kammerling, Colonel
* 35th Ohio Infantry - Henry V. Boynton, Lieutenant Colonel, Maj Joseph L. Budd]], Major''
* 105th Ohio Infantry - William R. Tolles, Lieutenant Colonel
3rd Division
Absalom Baird, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade18th Kentucky Infantry (U) detached at Brown's Ferry, Tennessee
Edward H. Phelps, Colonel
William H. Hays, Colonel	
* (II) 10th Indiana Infantry - Marsh B. Taylor, Lieutenant Colonel
* 74th Indiana Infantry - Myron Baker, Lieutenant Colonel
* 4th Kentucky Infantry (U) - Robert M. Kelly, Major
* 10th Kentucky Infantry (U) - William Hercules Hays, Colonel, Gabriel C. Wharton, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 14th Ohio Infantry - Henry D. Kingsbury, Lieutenant Colonel
* 38th Ohio Infantry - Charles Greenwood, Major
3rd Division
Absalom Baird, Brigadier General	Artillery
George R. Swallow, Captain	
* 7th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Otho H. Morgan, Lieutenant
* 9th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Robert G. Lackey, Lieutenant
* 4th United States Artillery / Battery I - Frank G. Smith, Lieutenant
 
 
 (AotC) Artillery Reserve
* John M. Brannan, Brigadier GeneralChief of Artillery, Army of the Cumberland
Division	Brigade 	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st Division
James Barnett, Colonel	1st Brigade
Charles S. Cotter, Major	
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery B - Norman A. Baldwin, Lieutenant
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery C - Marco B. Gary, Captain
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery E - Albert G. Ransom, Lieutenant
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery F - Giles J. Cokerill, Lieutenant
1st Division
James Barnett, Colonel	2nd Brigade	
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery G - Alexander Marshall, Captain
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery M - Frederick Schultz, Captain
* 18th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Joseph McCafferty, Lieutenant
* 20th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery BatteryTemporarily attached to Third Division, Fourth Army Corps - Edward Grosskopff, Captain
2nd Division	1st Brigade
Josiah W. Church, Captain	
* 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery D - Josiah W. Church, Captain
* 1st Tennessee Light Artillery Battalion / Battery A (U) - Albert F. Beach, Lieutenant
* 3rd Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Hiram F. Hubbard, Lieutenant
* 8th Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Obadiah German, Lieutenant
* 10th Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Yates V. Beebe, Captain
2nd Division	2nd Brigade
Arnold Sutermeister, Captain	
* 4th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Henry J. Willits, Lieutenant
* 8th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - George Estep, Lieutenant
* 11th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Arnold Sutermeister, Captain
* 21st Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - William E. Chess, Lieutenant
* 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery / Battery C - John R. Davies, Captain
 
 
 (AotC) Cavalry Corps
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
2nd DivisionCorps headquarters and the First and Second Brigades and 18th Indiana Battery, of the First Division, at and about Alexandria, Tennessee; the Third Brigade at Caperton's Ferry, Tennessee River. The First and Third Brigades, and the Chicago Board, of Trade Battery, of the Second Division, at Maysville, Alabama.	2nd Brigade
Eli Long, Colonel	
* 98th Illinois Infantry (Mounted) - Edward Kitchell, Lieutenant Colonel
* 17th Indiana Infantry (Mounted) - Henry Jordan, Lieutenant Colonel
* 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (U) - Thomas P. Nichols, Colonel
* 4th Michigan Cavalry - Horace Gray, Major
* 1st Ohio Cavalry - Thomas J. Patten, Major
* 3rd Ohio Cavalry - Charles B. Seidel, Lieutenant Colonel
* 4th Ohio Cavalry - George W. Dobb, Major
* 10th Ohio Cavalry - Charles C. Smith, Colonel
 
 
 (AotC) Engineers and Garrison
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
Engineer Troops
William Farrar Smith, Brigadier General	Engineer Brigade
Timothy Robbins Stanley, ColonelJohn H. Eicher and David J. Eicher, Civil War High Commands, page 505	
* 1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics (detachment) - Perrin V. Fox, Captain
* 18th Michigan Infantry - Willard G. Eaton, Major
* 21st Michigan Infantry - Loomis K. Bishop, Captain
* 22nd Michigan Infantry - Henry S. Dean, Major
* (II) 18th Ohio Infantry - Timothy R. Stanley, Colonel
Engineer Troops
William Farrar Smith, Brigadier General	Pioneer Brigade
George P. Buell, Colonel	
* 1st Battalion - Charles J. Stewart, Captain
* 2nd Battalion - Correll Smith, Captain
* 3rd Battalion - William Clark, Captain
Chattanooga Garrison
James B. Steedman, Brigadier GeneralJohn H. Eicher and David J. Eicher, Civil War High Commands, page 507	Post of Chattanooga
John G. Parkhurst, Colonel	
* 44th Indiana Infantry - Simeon C. Aldrich, Lieutenant Colonel
* 15th Kentucky Infantry (U) - William G. Halpin, Major
* 9th Michigan Infantry - William Wilkerson, Lieutenant Colonel
 
 
 (HC) 11th Corps
* Oliver O. Howard, Major General
General Headquarters:
* 8th New York, Independent Company - Anton Bruhn, CaptainWikipedia, not referenced in Dyer
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
2nd Division
Adolph von Steinwehr, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
Adolphus Buschbeck, Colonel	
* 33rd New Jersey Infantry - George W. Mindil, Colonel
* 134th New York Infantry - Allan H. Jackson, Colonel
* 154th New York Infantry - Patrick Henry Jones, Colonel
* 27th Pennsylvania Infantry - Peter A. McAloon, Major, August Riedt, Captain
* 73rd Pennsylvania Infantry - Joseph B. Taft, Lieutenant Colonel, Daniel F. Kelley, Captain, Samuel D. Miller, Lieutenant
2nd Division
Adolph von Steinwehr, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Orland Smith, Colonel	
* 33rd Massachusetts Infantry - Godfrey Rider (Jr.), Lieutenant Colonel
* 136th New York Infantry - James Wood, Colonel
* 55th Ohio Infantry - Charles B. Gambee, Colonel
* 73rd Ohio Infantry - Samuel H. Hurst, Major
3rd Division
Carl Schurz, Major General	1st Brigade
Hector Tyndale, Brigadier General	
* 101st Illinois Infantry - Charles H. Fox, Colonel
* 45th New York Infantry - Charles Koch, Major
* 143rd New York Infantry - Horace Boughton, Colonel
* 61st Ohio Infantry - Stephen J. McGroarty, Colonel
* 82nd Ohio Infantry - David Thomson, Lieutenant Colonel
3rd Division
Carl Schurz, Major General	2nd Brigade
Wladimir Krzyzanowski, Colonel	
* 58th New York Infantry - Michael Esembaux, Captain
* 119th New York Infantry - John T. Lockman, Colonel
* 141st New York Infantry - William K. Logie, Colonel
* 26th Wisconsin Infantry - Frederick Charles Winkler, Captain
3rd Division
Carl Schurz, Major General	3rd Brigade
Frederick Hecker, Colonel	
* 80th Illinois Infantry - James Neville, Captain
* 82nd Illinois Infantry - Edward S. Salomon, Lieutenant Colonel
* 68th New York Infantry - Albert von Steinhausen, Lieutenant Colonel
* 75th Pennsylvania Infantry - August Ledig, Major
 	Artillery
Thomas W. Osborn, Major	
* 1st New York Light Artillery / Battery I - Michael Wiedrich, Captain
* 13th New York (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - William Wheeler, Captain
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery I - Hubert Dilger, Captain
* 1st Ohio Light Artillery / Battery K - Nicholas Sahm, Lieutenant
* 4th United States Artillery / Battery G - Christopher F. Merkle, Lieutenant
 
 
 (HC) 12th Corps
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
2nd DivisionThe First Division engaged in guarding the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad from Wartrace Bridge, to Bridgeport, Alabama, etc. Major General Henry W. Slocum, the corps commander, had his headquarters at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
John W. Geary, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
Charles Candy, ColonelDisabled November 24, 1863
William R. Creighton, Colonel
Thomas J. Ahl, Colonel	
* (II) 5th Ohio Infantry - John H. Patrick, Colonel
* (II) 7th Ohio Infantry - William R. Creighton, Colonel, Orrin J. Crane, Lieutenant Colonel, Ernst J. Krieger, Captain
* 29th Ohio Infantry - William F. Fitch, Colonel
* 66th Ohio Infantry - Eugene Powell, Lieutenant Colonel, Thomas McConnell, Captain
* 28th Pennsylvania Infantry - Thomas J. Ahl, Colonel, John H. Flynn, Captain
* 147th Pennsylvania Infantry - Ario Pardee (Jr.), Lieutenant Colonel
2nd DivisionThe First Division engaged in guarding the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad from Wartrace Bridge, to Bridgeport, Alabama, etc. Major General Henry W. Slocum, the corps commander, had his headquarters at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
John W. Geary, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
George A. Cobham (Jr.), Colonel	
* 29th Pennsylvania Infantry - William Rickards (Jr.), Colonel
* 109th Pennsylvania Infantry - Frederick L. Gimber, Captain
* 111th Pennsylvania Infantry - Thomas M. Walker, Colonel
2nd DivisionThe First Division engaged in guarding the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad from Wartrace Bridge, to Bridgeport, Alabama, etc. Major General Henry W. Slocum, the corps commander, had his headquarters at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
John W. Geary, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
David Ireland, Colonel	
* 60th New York Infantry - Abel Godard, Colonel
* 78th New York Infantry - Herbert von Hammerstein, Lieutenant Colonel
* 102nd New York Infantry - James C. Lane, Colonel
* 137th New York Infantry - Milo B. Eldredge, Captain
* 149th New York Infantry - Henry A. Barnum, Colonel,Relinquished command on account of sickness (see: Randoll's report) Charles B. Randoll, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd DivisionThe First Division engaged in guarding the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad from Wartrace Bridge, to Bridgeport, Alabama, etc. Major General Henry W. Slocum, the corps commander, had his headquarters at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
John W. Geary, Brigadier General	Artillery
John A. Reynolds, MajorChief of Artillery, Twelfth Corps	
* Pennsylvania (Independent) Light Artillery / Battery E - James D. McGill, Lieutenant
* 5th United States Artillery / Battery K - Edmund C. Bainbridge, Captain
 
 
 (AotT) 15th Corps
* Francis P. Blair (Jr.),The Third Division, Brigadier General James M. Tuttle commanding, at Memphis, La Grange, and Pocahontas, Tennessee. Major General
Division	Brigade 	Regiments andSmaller Units
1st Division
Peter J. Osterhaus, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
Charles R. Woods, Brigadier General	
* 13th Illinois Infantry - Frederick W. Partridge, Lieutenant Colonel, Douglas R. Bushnell, Major, George P. Brown, Captain
* (II) 3rd Missouri Infantry (U) - Theodore Meumann, Lieutenant Colonel
* 12th Missouri Infantry (U) - Hugo Wangelin, Colonel, Jacob Kaercher, Lieutenant Colonel
* 17th Missouri Infantry (U) - John F. Cramer, Colonel
* 27th Missouri Infantry (U) - Thomas Curley, Colonel
* 29th Missouri Infantry (U) - James Peckham, Colonel, Philip H. Murphy, Major
* 31st Missouri Infantry (U) - Samuel P. Simpson, Lieutenant Colonel
* 32nd Missouri Infantry (U) - Henry C. Warmoth, Lieutenant Colonel
* 76th Ohio Infantry - Willard Warner, Major
1st Division
Peter J. Osterhaus, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
James Alexander Williamson, Colonel	
* 4th Iowa Infantry - George Burton, Lieutenant Colonel
* 9th Iowa Infantry - David Carskaddon, Colonel
* 25th Iowa Infantry - George A. Stone, Colonel
* 26th Iowa Infantry - Milo Smith, Colonel
* 30th Iowa Infantry - Aurelius Roberts, Lieutenant Colonel
* 31st Iowa Infantry - Jeremiah W. Jenkins, Lieutenant Colonel
1st Division
Peter J. Osterhaus, Brigadier General	Artillery
Henry H. Griffiths, Captain	
* 1st Iowa Light Artillery Battery - James M. Williams, Colonel
* (II) 2nd Missouri Light Artillery / Battery F (U) - Clemens Landgraeber, Captain
* 4th Ohio (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - George Froehlich, Captain
2nd Division
Morgan Lewis Smith, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
Giles A. Smith, Brigadier General
Nathan W. Tupper, Colonel	
* 55th Illinois Infantry - Oscar Malmborg, Colonel
* 116th Illinois Infantry - Nathan W. Tupper, Colonel, James P. Boyd, Lieutenant Colonel
* 127th Illinois Infantry - Frank S. Curtiss, Lieutenant Colonel
* 6th Missouri Infantry (U) - Ira Boutell, Lieutenant Colonel
* 8th Missouri Infantry (U) - David C. Coleman, Lieutenant Colonel
* 57th Ohio Infantry - Samuel R. Mott, Lieutenant Colonel
* 13th United States Infantry / 1st Battalion - Charles C. Smith, Captain
2nd Division
Morgan Lewis Smith, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Joseph A. J. Lightburn, Brigadier General	
* 83rd Indiana Infantry - Benjamin J. Spooner, Colonel
* 30th Ohio Infantry - Theodore Jones, Colonel
* 37th Ohio Infantry - Louis Von Blessingh, Lieutenant Colonel
* 47th Ohio Infantry - Augustus C. Parry, Colonel
* 54th Ohio Infantry - Robert Williams (Jr.), Major
* 4th West Virginia Infantry - James H. Dayton, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Division
Morgan Lewis Smith, Brigadier General	Artillery	
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery A - Peter P. Wood, Captain
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery B - Israel P. Rumsey, Captain
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery H - Francis DeGress, Lieutenant
4th Division
Hugh Boyle Ewing, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
John M. Loomis, Colonel	
* 26th Illinois Infantry - Robert A. Gillmore, Lieutenant Colonel
* 90th Illinois Infantry - Timothy O'Meara, Colonel, Owen Stuart, Lieutenant Colonel
* (II) 12th Indiana Infantry - Reuben Williams, Colonel
* 100th Indiana Infantry - Albert Heath, Lieutenant Colonel
4th Division
Hugh Boyle Ewing, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade15th Michigan Infantry detached at Scottsborough, Alabama
John M. Corse, Brigadier General
Charles C. Walcutt, Colonel	
* 40th Illinois Infantry - Hiram W. Hall, Major
* 103rd Illinois Infantry - William A. Dickerman, Colonel
* 6th Iowa Infantry - Alexander J. Miller, Lieutenant Colonel
* 46th Ohio Infantry - Charles C. Walcutt, Colonel, Isaac N. Alexander, Captain
4th Division
Hugh Boyle Ewing, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
Joseph R. Cockerill, Colonel	
* 48th Illinois Infantry - Lucien Greathouse, Lieutenant Colonel
* 97th Indiana Infantry - Robert F. Catterson]], Colonel
* 99th Indiana Infantry - Alexander Fowler, Colonel
* 53rd Ohio Infantry - Wells S. Jones, Colonel
* 70th Ohio Infantry - William B. Brown, Major
4th Division
Hugh Boyle Ewing, Brigadier General	Artillery
Henry Richardson, Captain	
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery F - John T. Cheney, Captain
* 1st Illinois Light Artillery / Battery I - Josiah H. Burton, Lieutenant
* 1st Missouri Light Artillery / Battery D (U) - Byron M. Callender, Lieutenant
 
 
 (AotT) 17th Corps
Division	Brigade	Regiments andSmaller Units
2nd Division
John Eugene Smith, Brigadier General	1st Brigade
Jesse I. Alexander, Colonel	
* 63rd Illinois Infantry - Joseph B. McCown, Colonel
* 48th Indiana Infantry - Edward J. Wood, Lieutenant Colonel
* 59th Indiana Infantry - Willford H. Welman, Captain
* 4th Minnesota Infantry - John E. Tourtellotte, Lieutenant Colonel
* 18th Wisconsin Infantry - Gabriel Bouck, Colonel
2nd Division
John Eugene Smith, Brigadier General	2nd Brigade
Green B. Raum, Colonel
Francis C. Deimling, Colonel
Clark R. Wever, Colonel	
* 56th Illinois Infantry - Pinckney J. Welsh, Major
* 17th Iowa Infantry - Clark R. Wever, Colonel, John F. Walden, Major
* 10th Missouri Infantry (U) - Francis C. Deimling, Colonel, Christian Happel, Lieutenant Colonel, Francis C. Deimling, Colonel
* 24th Missouri Infantry (U) / Company E - William W. McCammon, Captain
* 80th Ohio Infantry - Pren Metham, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Division
John Eugene Smith, Brigadier General	3rd Brigade
Charles L. Matthies, Brigadier General
Benjamin D. Dean, ColonelAssumed command November 25, 1863
Jabez Banbury, ColonelSucceeded Colonel Benjamin D. Dean November 25, 1863	
* 93rd Illinois Infantry - Holden Putnam, Colonel, Nicholas C. Buswell, Lieutenant Colonel
* 5th Iowa Infantry - Jabez Banbury, Colonel, Ezekiel S. Sampson, Lieutenant Colonel 
* 10th Iowa Infantry - Paris P. Henderson, Lieutenant Colonel, Nathaniel McCalla, Major
* 26th Missouri Infantry (U) - Benjamin D. Dean, Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Division
John Eugene Smith, Brigadier General	Artillery
Henry Dillon, Captain	
* Cogswell's (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - William Cogswell, Captain
* 6th Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - Samuel F. Clark, Lieutenant
* 12th Wisconsin (Independent) Light Artillery Battery - William Zickerick, Captain
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* 19th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery BatteryReferenced on Dyer and unit homepage but no place on Wikipedia order of battle
* 13th Michigan InfantryReferenced on Dyer and unit homepage but no place on Wikipedia order of battle
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga%E2%80%93Ringgold_campaign_Union_order_of_battle
== Confederate Order of Battle ==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga%E2%80%93Ringgold_campaign_Confederate_order_of_battle
== Casualties ==
* Union losses: 753 killed, 4,722 wounded, 349 missing = Total 5,824
** Includes totals for Orchard Knob, Lookout Mountain and Mission Ridge
** Dyer lists the order of battle for the campaign and the battles interchangeably, though does not seem to segregate casualties for the Battles of Chattanooga
 
== Sources ==
* (Pages 606, 838, 866)
* Wikipedia - Chattanooga Campaign
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