List of Alabama Civil War Confederate units

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This is a list of Alabama Civil War Confederate Units.

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Infantry

Cavalry

Confederate cavalryman John [B] Dupont[e?] of Dartmouth, Alabama with muzzle-loading shotgun and a "Square D" handle Bowie knife'; he served in Lewis Battalion, Alabama Cavalry Confederateshotgun.jpg
Confederate cavalryman John [B] Dupont[e?] of Dartmouth, Alabama with muzzle-loading shotgun and a "Square D" handle Bowie knife'; he served in Lewis Battalion, Alabama Cavalry

Artillery

Capt. John James Ward, Ward's Battery, Alabama Light Artillery Portrait of Captain John James Ward, Ward's Battery, Alabama Light Artillery, C.S.A.jpg
Capt. John James Ward, Ward's Battery, Alabama Light Artillery
Unit position marker at Vicksburg National Military Park 21-32-448-alabama.jpg
Unit position marker at Vicksburg National Military Park

Miscellaneous

Partisan Rangers

Militia

Reserves

See also

Sources

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References

  1. ↑ NPS listing
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