battle of decatur

The Battle of Decatur was a battle during the American Civil War, which started on October 26, 1864 and ended on October 29, 1864. Commanding the Union forces was Brigadier General Robert S. Granger who had approximately 5,000 men under his command. Commanding the Confederate forces was General John B. Hood, who had the Army of Tennessee under his command. The battle took place at Decatur, Alabama. The confederate General Hood and the Army of Tennessee began the Franklin-Nashville campaign in the fall of 1864. On October 26 1864, Gen. Hood and his army attempted to cross the Tennessee River near Decatur. However, under the leadership of Brig. Gen. Granger the Union forces (which had only around 5,000 men) were able to prevent Hoods army from crossing the river.

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