Indian Cavalry
- 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles (1st Arkansas Cherokee Mounted Rifles)
- 1st Cherokee Mounted Volunteers (Watie's Regiment, Cherokee Mounted Volunteers; 2nd Regiment, Cherokee Mounted Rifles, Arkansas; 1st Regiment, Cherokee Mounted Rifles or Riflemen)
- Cherokee Regiment (Special Service)
- 1st Squadron, Cherokee Mounted Volunteers (Holt's Squadron, Cherokee Mounted Volunteers)
- 2nd Cherokee Mounted Volunteers (2nd Regiment Cherokee Mounted Rifles or Riflemen)
- 1st Chickasaw Infantry (Hunter's Regiment, Indian Volunteers)
- Shecoe's Chickasaw Battalion, Mounted Volunteers
- 1st Choctaw and Chickasaw Mounted Rifles
- 1st Choctaw Mounted Rifles
- Deneale's Regiment, Choctaw Warriors (Deneale's Confederate Volunteers)
- Wilkins' (Captain) Company, Choctaw Infantry
- 1st Creek Mounted Volunteers (1st Regiment, Creek Mounted Rifles or Riflemen; Creek Regiment, Mounted Indian Volunteers; 2nd Regiment, Arkansas Creeks)
- 2nd Creek Mounted Volunteers
- 1st Osage Battalion, C.S.A.
- 1st Seminole Mounted Volunteers
- Washington's Squadron of Indians, C.S.A. (Reserve Squadron of Cavalry)
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