Battle of St. George: Difference between revisions

Battle of St. George
	Part of War of Western Secession and South Utah Campaign
Date	June 6, 1867
Location	St. George, Utah
Result	Loyalist Victory
Belligerents
American Loyalists	Southern Secessionists
Commanders and leaders
General Ethan H. Sawyer	Maj. General Samuel Pickett
Units involved
Army of Pine Valley St. George Militia	Army of the South Utah
Strength
10,000 8,000 Loyalist Troops; 2,000 St. George Militia;	25,000
Casualties and losses
2,500+	6,700+

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-{{Battle|prev=|conc=|next=|name=Battle of St. George|image=|conflict=[[War of Western Secession]]
+{{Infobox military conflict|prev=|conc=|next=|conflict=Battle of St. George|image=|partof=[[War of Western Secession]] and [[South Utah Campaign]]|date=June 6, 1867|place=St. George, Utah|result=Loyalist Victory|also known as=|combatant1={{flagicon|United States|1865}}American Loyalists|combatant2={{flagicon|Confederate States|1865}}Southern Secessionists|side3=|commander1=General Ethan H. Sawyer|commander2=Maj. General Samuel Pickett|commanders3=|units1=Army of Pine Valley
-•[[South Utah Campaign]]|date=June 6, 1867|place=St. George, Utah|result=Loyalist Victory|also known as=|side1=American Loyalists|side2=Southern Secessionists|side3=|commanders1=General Ethan H. Sawyer|commanders2=Maj. General Samuel Pickett|commanders3=|units1=Army of Pine Valley
+St. George Militia|units2=Army of the South Utah|units3=|strength1=10,000
+*8,000 Loyalist Troops
-St. George Militia|units2=Army of the South Utah|units3=|forces1=10,000
+*2,000 St. George Militia|strength2=25,000|forces3=|casualties1=2,500+|casualties2=6,700+|casual3=|civilian=}}
-• 8,000 Loyalist Troops
-• 2,000 St. George Militia|forces2=25,000|forces3=|casual1=2,500+|casual2=6,700+|casual3=|civilian=}}

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