Brigadier General John Imboden, cavalry raider in the Shenandoah Valley
Robert Hoke
Naval Lieutenant Thomas Huger, KIA on CSS gunboat near New Orleans (4/62)
Confederate Military - Civil War - South
Lt. General DH Hill, famous for “Bloody Lane” and criticism of Bragg and Davis
Hill is Stonewall Jackson most reliable subordinate, known for his fighting spirit
Hood’s somber gaze remains years after fighting his army out around Atlanta
Lt. General Ambrose Powell (AP) Hill, KIA at Petersburg
Lt. General Thomas Jonathan Jackson, KIA by friendly fire, Chancellorsville (5/63)
Major General Benjamin Huger, shuttled out after Norfolk and Peninsula failures
Brigadier General Bradley Johnson, fought mostly in the Valley and 7 Days battles
Hood sacrifices his left arm at Gettysburg and his right leg at Chickamauga
Brigadier General Albert Jenkins, KIA at Cloyd’s Mountain, Va. (5/64)
Jackson wins early fame in Mexican War with assault on Chapultepec citadel
TJ Jackson, autographed in his own hand
Jackson earns his nickname “Stonewall” by heroic stand at 1st Manassas
Jackson’s Shenandoah Valley victories disrupt McClellan’s Peninsula campaign
Major General Bushrod Johnson, wounded at Shiloh, ended with Lee at Appomattox
Lt. General John Bell Hood, hampered as corps commander by personal bravery
Bushrod Johnson
Major General Thomas C. Hindman, close pal of Cleburne, fights in the west and flees to Mexico
AP Hill
Brigadier General Alfred Iverson, relieved by Lee after Day 1 blunder at Gettysburg
Colonel Henry Hilliard, formerly US House from Alabama sees limited service, mostly in Kentucky
Hood’s Texas Brigade carries the day for many of Lee’s early victories.
Hill is physically frail and seldom in full uniform, favoring a red battle scarf
Colonel Adam “Stovepipe” Johnson named for “Quaker gun” raid in IN, later blinded
Major General Robert Hoke, hands Grant a major set-back at Cold Harbor
Hill saves Lee’s army at Antietam after a forced march from Harper’s Ferry
Jackson teaches artillery tactics and science at the Virginia Military Institute
Bradley Johnson
Jackson’s Left Wing & Longstreet’s Right win at II Manassas and Fredericksburg
Brigadier General Ben Humphreys leads Mississippians after Barksdale’s death
Photography Wing
Major General Ed Johnson, sterling record except for caution on Day 1 at Culp’s Hill