Geschichte der
17th Missouri

Volunteers

Kurzer Abriss in Englisch von Ulrich Sanft

Text-Quelle: www.17thmissouri.com

Order of Battle and Battle Chronology

Listed below are the 45 military actions of the 17th Missouri Volunteers., which belongs to the Light German Brigade in the course of the Civil War.

Attached, Army of the West
Oct 1861 - Jan 1862

Fremont's Campaign against Springfield, Mo
Oct15 - Nov18, 1861

Second Brigade, Army of Southwest Missouri
Jan 1862 - March 1862

Advance on Springfield, Mo
Feb 2 - 24, 1862

Pursuit of Price into Arkansas
Feb 14 - 28, 1862

Battle, Pea Ridge, Ark
March 6 - 8 1862

First Brigade, First Division, Army of Southwest Missouri
March 1862 - May 1862

March to Batesville, Ark
April 5 - May 3 1862

Skirmish, Searcy Landing, Ark
May 19, 1862

Third Division, Army of Southwest Missouri
May 1862 - July 1862

March to Helena, Ark
May 27 - July 14 1862

Attached, later First Brigade, First Division, District of Eastern Arkansas,
Department of Missouri
July 1862 - Nov 1862

Expedition from Helena to the Mouth of the White River, Ark
Aug 5 - 8, 1862

Movement to Ironton and Pilot Knob, Mo
Sept 1, 1862

Expedition to St Genevieve, Mo
Nov 12, 1862

Second Brigade, Fourth Division, Yazoo Expeditionary Corps
Dec 1862 - Jan 1863

Sherman's Yazoo Expedition, Miss
Dec 22, 1862 - Jan 3,1863

Engagement, Chickasaw Bayou, Miss
Dec 26 - 28 1862

Engagement, Chickasaw Bluff, Miss
Dec 29, 1862

Second brigade, First Division, XV Corps Army of the Tennessee
Jan 1863 - Sept 1863

Expedition to Arkansas Post, Ark
Jan 3 - 10 1863

Assault and Capture, Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark
Jan 10 - 11, 1863

Movement to Young's Point, La
Jan 17 - 23, 1863

Expedition to Greenville, Black Bayou, and Deer Creek, Miss
April 2 - 14 1863

Demonstration on Haines and Drumgould's Bluffs, Miss
April 29 - May 2, 1863

Movement to Vicksburg, Miss by way of Richmond, La, and Grand Gulf, Miss
May 2 - 14, 1863

Skirmish, Mississippi Springs, Miss
May 12 - 13, 1863

Engagement, Jackson, Miss
May 14, 1863

Siege, Vicksburg, Miss
May 18 - July 4 1863

Assault, Vicksburg, Miss
May 19, 1863

Assault, Vicksburg, Miss
May 22, 1863

Surrender, Vicksburg, Miss
July 4, 1863

Advance on Jackson, Miss
July 5 - 10, l863

Siege, Jackson, Miss
July 10 - 17, l863

Skirmish, Bolton's Depot, Miss
July 16 1863

Skirmish Briar Creek near Canton, Miss
July 17, 1863

Skirmish, Canton, Miss
July 18, 1863

First brigade, First Division, XV Corps, Army of the Tennessee
Sept 1863 - Dec 1863

Movement to Chattanooga, Tenn
Sept 27 - Nov 21,1863

Operations on the Memphis & Charleston R R, Ala
Oct 20 - 29 1863

Action, Cherokee Station, Ala
Oct 21, 1863

Skirmish, Cane Creek, Ala
Oct 26, 1863

Skirmish, Cherokee Station, Ala
Oct 29, 1863

Engagement, Tuscumbia, Ala
Oct 29-30, 1863

Campaign, Chattanooga, Tenn, and Ringgold, Ga
Nov 23 - 27 1863

Engagement, Lookout Mountain, Tenn
Nov 23 - 24, 1863

Assault and Capture, Missionary Ridge, Tenn
Nov 25, 1863

Engagement, Ringgold Gap, Taylor's Ridge, Ga
Nov 27, 1863

March to the relief of Knoxville, Tenn
Nov 28 - Dec 8 1863

Third Brigade, First Division, XV Corps, Army of the Tennessee
Dec 1863 - Dec 1864

Atlanta Campaign
May l - Sept 8 1864

Demonstration on Resaca, Ga
May 14 - 19 1864

Advance on Dallas, Ga
May 18 - 25 1864

Operations o the line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and Battles about Dallas, New Hope Church, and Allatoona' Hills, Ga
May 25 - June 5 1864

Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain, Ga
June 12 - July 2 1864

Combats about Nickajack Creek, Ga
July 2 - 5, 1865

Operations on line of Nickajack Creek, Ga
July 2 - 5, 1864

Operations on the line of the Chattahoochee River, Ga
July 5 - 17 1864

Battle, Atlanta, Ga
July 22, 1864

Siege, Atlanta, Ga
July 23 - Aug 25 1864

Battle, Ezra's Chapel, Ga
July 28, 1864

Flank Movement on Jonesborough, Ga
Aug 25 - 30 1864

Battle, Jonesborough, Ga
Aug 31 - Sept 1 1864

Engagement, Lovejoy Station, Ga
Sept 2 - 5 1865

Expiry of enlistment of most veterans of the Light German Brigade; remaining men (56 of 3rd Mo, 1 of 12th Mo and 32 of 17th Mo) form Lademann's Detachment (Comm'd by Capt. O. C. Lademannn of 3rd Mo). Detachment was transferred to 15th Missouri Volunteers ('Swiss Rifles', raised in Illinois).
In September, 1864

Operations against Hood in Northern Georgia and Northern Alabama
Sept 29 - Nov 3 1864

Sherman's Campaign against Savannah, Ga (March to the Sea)
Nov 15 - Dec 10 1864

Army of the Cumberland

15th Missouri Volunteers (incl. Lademann's Detachment) assigned to,
(Mid-)December, 1864 (soon after the fall of Savannah)

Pursuit of Hood and Battle of Knoxville
Beginn 1865

15th Missouri Volunteers mustered out of Federal service
Dec 25, 1865.


Statistics of 17th Missouri Volunteers

Around 55 engagements.

Killed or mortally wounded: 6 officers and 62 enlisted men.

Died from disease or other non battlefield causes: 3 officers and 148 enlisted men.


Corps Badge & Division Flag

XV U.S. Army Corps Badge


1st Division of XV AC


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