Reorganization Following The Spanish American War
Pursuant to an April 1899 Act of the Legislature of the State Arkansas, the 2nd Arkansas Infantry reorganized and was stationed as follows:
| Regiment | Unit | Station | Commander |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2nd Regiment | Headquarters | Augusta | COL J.B. Dent |
| Company A, | Van Buren | CPT S.L. Jeffers | |
| Company B, | Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Company C, | Conway | CPT B. T. Bullion | |
| Company D, | Paragould | CPT P.W. Moos | |
| Company E, | Marion | CPT J.J. Cox | |
| Company F, | Newport | CPT M.M. Stuckey | |
| Company G, | Mountain Home | CPT J.C. Smith | |
| Company H, | Clarksville | CPT J.E. Nichols | |
| Company I, | Judsonia | CPT M.D. Moody | |
| Company K, | Not Recorded | Not Recorded | |
| Company L, | Not Recorded | CPT R.W. Reynolds |
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