Alfred Terry
| Alfred how Terry Alfred Howe Terry | |
|---|---|
 Postwar Alfred how General Terry | |
| The birth | 1827November 10 Connecticut Hartford |
| Death | December 16, 1890 (77 years old death) Connecticut New Haven |
| Position organization | The United States Army |
| Military career | From 1861 to 1888 |
| The last rank | Major general |
Alfred how Terry (British: for Alfred Howe Terry, from November 10, 1827 to December 16, 1890) became the career serviceman of the U.S. Army from a lawyer of the United States of America and became General of Federal army in the case of the Civil War. It was the military commander of the Dakota associate state from 1872 through 1886 with 1886 through 1869.
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Early career
Terry was born in Connecticut Hartford, but I moved to state New Haven immediately and spent most of the childhood there. After having learned in Yale University in 1848, I became a lawyer, and I was appointed by the county higher court administrative official of the New Haven county.
Civil War
South Carolina
When the Civil War began, I commanded setup, this, and, as for Terry, Connecticut volunteer regiment was appointed by a colonel. This regiment participated in a fight of the first Bull Run and was allocated afterwards in South Carolina. I was appointed in April, 1862 by the brigadier general of the volunteer and became the commander of the Morris Island division of the tenth army corps. I was concerned with Charleston and a siege war of 1863 for the Morris Island deeply. A military unit under the direct conduct of Terry fought by a skirmish of the Glyn balls landing and succeeded in Wagner fort occupation in September for the next 1,863 years, but the whole the tenth army corps was touched in the James forces of the Benjamin Butler major general whom there was in north Virginia in the next year.
Virginia
The Morris Island division of Terry came to be called the tenth army corps first division and participated in the fight of the Proctor creek by Bermuda shorts hundred area strategy around Richmond. When a Petersburg siege war began, Terry continued a battle in the north from James River including the Battle of tea fin farm. When the tenth army corps long David B Bernie brigadier general died of an illness in October, Terry succeeded the army corps head for a short term and was canceled afterwards. The leadership was not considered to be a problem, but this was because there was not the achievement in the battlefield that most of the co-worker accomplished by this point of Civil War.
Fischer fort and North Carolina
It was time when the biggest achievement that Terry accomplished in this war became the commander of Fischer fort expedition army corps. Benjamin Butler failed with the visitor for the Fischer fort at the end of 1864. Terry got trust of the Lieutenant General Ulysses Grant and became Commander of army by the second expedition for the fort. Unlike Butler, Terry made co-operation well with the squadron which the rear admiral David Dickson porter led. On January 15, 1865, I dispatched a black soldier one division under the Charles J pane brigadier general conduct, and the Confederate Army which General Braxton Bragg of the Fischer fort north led prevented you from approaching it. The military unit of the Adelbert エイムズ brigadier general who was another division let you leave for the north side of the fort. Following the bombardment from a warship from the squadron of the porter, an intense hand-to-hand fight with the army happened, and the Federal army succeeded in the occupation of the fort (fight of the second Fischer fort). Terry was promoted to the major general of the volunteer and the brigadier general of the regular army by the achievement in the Fischer fort. Reinforcements arrived in February, and Major General John McAllister Scofield did the whole conduct of the strategy for Wilmington. After the fall of Wilmington, the Fischer fort expedition army corps changed their name with the tenth army corps, and Terry remained Mayor of army corps and participated in the final stage of the calorina area strategy. As for Terry, it is thought with the one of the most able person among the generals without the military career that appeared in this war.
Postwar action
Terry stayed in the armed forces after the war. By a series of attacks (red cloud war) for the Sioux Indian whom the United States Armed Forces performed in Wyoming associate state and Montana associate state over 1866 through 1867, I contributed to the negotiations of "the Fort Lalamie treaty" and bound peace together. After having become the last tuchun of the third military district that established a base in Georgia Atlanta from December 22, 1869, it was a strong opponent for クー Crux curan.
Over 1876 through 1877, it was the commander of the U.S. forces corps which marched by the ethnic cleansing strategy for the Indian whom Pan-く was called the 100th anniversary campaign by west in Montana associate state now. Besides, from the south, John long-armed ape led a military unit each from the west, and George Crook went to the same destination. The military unit of Terry arrived at the battlefield just after "a fight of little Bighorn" and discovered the corpse of the George Armstrong caster corps. I pursued the group of the Sioux who refused a reservation place policy in October, 1877, and fled into Canada and negotiated with famous soldier Sitting Bull. It was still a commander of Montana in the ネ ペルセ war and sent reinforcements to prevent exile of the group of the Joseph chiefs ネ ペルセ group who refused a reservation place policy, and planned an escape to Canada by force of arms.
In 1878, Terry joined Major General John McAllister Scofield in a President special committee and demanded reexamination of the judgment by the court-martial of the Fitz John porter. When it was unfair that a porter was convicted on the charge of contumacy and an illegal act, the committee gave a conclusion.
In 1886, Terry was promoted to a major general, and the Missouri divisional commander who put the headquarters in Illinois Chicago was left. Terry is buried in the glove street graveyard there for death in New Haven four years later.
In 1967, I appeared to "the caster" of the series of ABS TV, and Robert F Simon played it. In this series, Terry often clashes with the unseemly caster which Wayne Maung da plays.
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- "Alfred Terry". Find a Grave. February 12, 2008 reading.
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