March 30, 1865

The following data provide a snapshot of the combatants on March 30, 1865.
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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
* Use Tabs
* Cite orders when units transferred 
== Active Operations and Sub-Operations ==
ALABAMA
* March 17-April 12, 1865 - The Mobile Campaign (Day 14/27)
* Expedition from Fort Gibson to Little River and Hillabee, Indian Territory (Day 13/13) - Multiple units advance Fort Gibson to Little River and Hillabee in Muskogee County, Indian Territory (March 18-30, 1865)
The Carolinas Campaign (Day 89/116) 	The Carolinas Campaign (Day 89/116)	The Carolinas Campaign (Day 89/116)
Battered Confederate forces under Joseph E. Johnston continue to dwindle as the Union forces under Major General William Sherman drive north toward Virginia (January 1-April 26, 1865)	Sub-operations:
* None 	Union troops engaged:
* Union Army of the Tennessee (Right Wing)
** XV Corps
** XVII Corps
* Union Army of Georgia (Left Wing) 
** XIV Corps
** XX Corps
* Union Army of the Ohio (Center)
** X Corps
** XXIII Corps
Battered Confederate forces under Joseph E. Johnston continue to dwindle as the Union forces under Major General William Sherman drive north toward Virginia (January 1-April 26, 1865)	Sub-operations:
* None 	Confederate troops engaged:
* Confederate Army of the Tennessee
** Hardee's Corps
** Stewart's Corps
** Lee's Corps
** Cavalry Corps
*** Wheeler's Cavalry Contingent
** Various unattached units
The Appomattox Campaign (Day 2/12) 	The Appomattox Campaign (Day 2/12)	The Appomattox Campaign (Day 2/12)
Union Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant continuously hammers Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Lee tries to move his army south into North Carolina to link up with the remnants of Joseph E. Johnston's Army, but relentless Union forces finally manage to trap Lee once and for all (March 29-April 9, 1865)	Sub-operations:
* None 	Union troops engaged:
* Union Army of the Potomac
** II Corps
** V Corps
** VI Corps
** IX Corps
** Cavalry
* Union Army of the James
** Defenses of Bermuda Hundred
** XXIV Corps
** XXV Corps
** Cavalry
* Union Army of the Shenandoah
** Cavalry Corps
Union Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant continuously hammers Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Lee tries to move his army south into North Carolina to link up with the remnants of Joseph E. Johnston's Army, but relentless Union forces finally manage to trap Lee once and for all (March 29-April 9, 1865)	Sub-operations:
* None 	Confederate troops engaged:
* Confederate Army of Northern Virginia
** First Corps
** Second Corps
** Third Corps
** Fourth Corps
** Cavalry Corps
** Department of Richmond
** Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia
VIRGINIA
* The Richmond Campaign (Day 291/295) (June 13, 1864-April 3, 1865)
== Engagements and Casualties ==
=== ENGAGEMENT 1 ===
Union Casualties	Confederate Casualties
 	
* Brief statistics at a glance
* Killed / Mortally Wounded / Wounded / Prisoner / Missing
* By state?
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* SEPARATELY - killed by disease
* SEPARATELY - killed in prison or as prisoner
== Elections and Political News ==
Union Operations	Confederate Operations
 	
* Election results
* Legislative accomplishments
== Miscellaneous Statistics ==
Union	Confederate
* Enlisted
* Mustered in
* Commissions
* Discharged (reason if applicable)
* Desertions
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