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Battery K
It arrived at Nashville November 12th, and remained there as a part of the reserve artillery until the 6th of March, 1864. It then inarched to Chattanooga, where it arrived on the 19th. The horses were hare turned
over to the proper department, and the battery ordered to garrison Battery Bushnell, one of the fortifications of Chattanooga. Four detachments were detailed from the battery during the summer and fall of 1864 for service on gunboats and transports. One detachment of 37 men was attached to the 13th New York Battery, and another to Battery I, Michigan Light Artillery. One officer was attached to Battery I, 1st New York Artillery—all in the 20th corps.
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