April 14, 1861

The following data provide a snapshot of the combatants on April 14, 1861.
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== Active Army Departments ==
Union Army Departments	Confederate Army Departments
 	
* Officers
* Where operating
* Orders issued
== Active Armies ==
Union Armies	Confederate Armies
 	
* Active Rosters
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* Cite orders when units transferred 
== Active Operations and Sub-Operations ==
Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina (Day 116/116) 	Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina (Day 116/116)	Operations in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina (Day 116/116)
Troops from the Provisional South Carolina Army continue operations in Charleston Harbor in Charleston County, South Carolina (December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861)	Sub-operations:
* (II) Expedition for Relief of Fort Sumter, South Carolina (Day 5/5) - Chartered United States steamer Baltic sets sail from New York Harbor with the intention of aiding the besieged U.S. troops at Fort Sumter, along with several other steamers and a fighting force. From April 10-14, 1861 the steamer sails down the coast. Strong winds and a withdrawal of the bulk of the "fighting" force before the expedition even begins sabotage the operation
** Confederate Bombardment of Fort Sumter, South Carolina (Day 3/3) - South Carolina Militia fire upon the garrison of United States troops inside Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor from April 12-14, 1861. The bombardment itself is bloodless and Union troops accept the offer of surrender to South Carolina forces	Union troops engaged:
* 1st United States Artillery / Battery E and Battery H
* Steamers Baltic, Harriet Lane, Pawnee
Troops from the Provisional South Carolina Army continue operations in Charleston Harbor in Charleston County, South Carolina (December 20, 1860-April 14, 1861)	Sub-operations:
* (II) Expedition for Relief of Fort Sumter, South Carolina (Day 5/5) - Chartered United States steamer Baltic sets sail from New York Harbor with the intention of aiding the besieged U.S. troops at Fort Sumter, along with several other steamers and a fighting force. From April 10-14, 1861 the steamer sails down the coast. Strong winds and a withdrawal of the bulk of the "fighting" force before the expedition even begins sabotage the operation
** Confederate Bombardment of Fort Sumter, South Carolina (Day 3/3) - South Carolina Militia fire upon the garrison of United States troops inside Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor from April 12-14, 1861. The bombardment itself is bloodless and Union troops accept the offer of surrender to South Carolina forces	Confederate troops engaged:
* South Carolina Militia
== Engagements and Casualties ==
=== ENGAGEMENT 1 ===
Union Casualties	Confederate Casualties
 	
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* Killed / Mortally Wounded / Wounded / Prisoner / Missing
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* SEPARATELY - killed by disease
* SEPARATELY - killed in prison or as prisoner
== Elections and Political News ==
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
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== Miscellaneous Statistics ==
Union	Confederate
* Enlisted
* Mustered in
* Commissions
* Discharged (reason if applicable)
* Desertions
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