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}}|caption=''Advance of the 1st Foot Guards''|strength1=16,400|strength2=19,000|casualties1='''2,933''' total<br/>(239 killed;<br/>2,192 wounded;<br/> 502 captured/missing)|commander2={{flagdeco|Canada|1868}} [[Elias Powell]]|casualties2='''3,019''' total<br/>(368 killed;<br/ >2,587 wounded;<br/ >64 captured/missing)|date=16 June 1856}} | }}|caption=''Advance of the 1st Foot Guards''|strength1=16,400|strength2=19,000|casualties1='''2,933''' total<br/>(239 killed;<br/>2,192 wounded;<br/> 502 captured/missing)|commander2={{flagdeco|Canada|1868}} [[Elias Powell]]|casualties2='''3,019''' total<br/>(368 killed;<br/ >2,587 wounded;<br/ >64 captured/missing)|date=16 June 1856}}The '''Battle of Goobies''' was the last major battle before the [[Battle of Leecaster]]. |
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Battle of Goobies | |||||||
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Advance of the 1st Foot Guards | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Newfoundland | Canada | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||
Andrew Stewart | Elias Powell | ||||||
Units involved | |||||||
Army of Bay Du Nord |
IX Corps X Corps | ||||||
Strength | |||||||
16,400 | 19,000 | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
2,933 total (239 killed; 2,192 wounded; 502 captured/missing) |
3,019 total (368 killed; 2,587 wounded; 64 captured/missing) |
The Battle of Goobies was the last major battle before the Battle of Leecaster.