Appalachian Campaign
A series of battles fought in the Appalachian Mountains region of the United States during the American Civil War. Primarily fought by the Union and Confederate armies, it involved various engagements and sieges.
Appalachian Front
The battlefront in the Appalachian Mountains region during the American Civil War, where Union and Confederate forces engaged in numerous battles and skirmishes, impacting the overall course of the war.
Appalachian Campaign, Impact
The significant impact of the Appalachian Campaign on the American Civil War, including the strategic importance of the region, the effects on troop movements and supply lines, and the contributions of local civilians.
Appalachian Campaign, Casualties
The significant number of casualties suffered by both Union and Confederate forces during the Appalachian Campaign, reflecting the intense fighting and the harsh terrain of the region.
Appalachian Campaign, Logistics
The logistical challenges faced by both armies during the Appalachian Campaign, including the difficulty of transporting supplies and troops over rugged mountainous terrain.
Andersonville National Historic Site
A national park in Georgia that preserves the site of the infamous Confederate prison camp during the American Civil War.
Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
A national park in Tennessee that preserves the home of the 17th President of the United States, Andrew Johnson.
Andersonville Prison
A notorious Confederate prison camp during the American Civil War, known for its harsh conditions and high mortality rate.