McCook's Raid on Atlanta, Georgia
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- Multiple units attempt to raid the city of Atlanta in Fulton County, Georgia from July 27-31, 1864
- Also referred to as the:
- Raid on Atlanta and West Point Rail Road, Georgia
- Raid on the Macon and Western Rail Road, Georgia
- McCook's Raid
- Raid on Atlanta and West Point Rail Road/Macon and Western Rail Road, Georgia
- McCook's Raid on Atlanta and West Point Rail Road/Macon and Western Rail Road, Georgia
Sub-Operations
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Union Troops
- 2nd Indiana Cavalry
- 4th Indiana Cavalry
- 8th Indiana Cavalry
- 18th Indiana (Independent) Light Artillery Battery (section)
- 5th Iowa Cavalry
- 8th Iowa Cavalry
- 4th Kentucky Infantry (U) (Mounted)
- 1st Michigan Light Artillery / Battery E (section)
- 9th Ohio Cavalry
- 1st Tennessee Cavalry (U)
- 4th Tennessee Cavalry (U)
- 1st Wisconsin Cavalry
Casualties
- Union loss: 80 killed, 420 wounded = Total 500
Sources
- Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. The Dyer Publishing Company (Des Moine, 1908). (Pages 596, 630, 697, 698, 716)
Categories:
- Operations in the War of the Rebellion
- Operations in Georgia
- Operations in Fulton County, Georgia
- Raids in Georgia
- Raids in Fulton County, Georgia
- Operations in 1864
- Operations on July 27, 1864
- Operations on July 28, 1864
- Operations on July 29, 1864
- Operations on July 30, 1864
- Operations on July 31, 1864
- Source: ACWR 596
- Source: ACWR 630
- Source: ACWR 697
- Source: ACWR 698
- Source: ACWR 716