Organization
- Trans-Mississippi Army, I Corps (Headquartered at Shreveport, Department of Louisiana)
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- This corps was organized under the command of Simon Bolivar Buckner
- Trans-Mississippi Army, II Corps (Department of Arkansas and Missouri)
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- This corps was organized on August 4, 1864 under the command of John B. Magruder.
- Trans-Mississippi Army, III Corps (Headquartered at Galveston, Department of Texas)
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- This corps was organized on August 4, 1864 under the command of John George Walker.
- Trans-Mississippi Army, Cavalry Corps
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- The cavalry corps was organized on August 4, 1864 under the command of Sterling Price.
- Trans-Mississippi Army, Reserve Corps
The Reserve Corps was established on September 10, 1864 to support the Trans-Mississippi Army.
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