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Property	Value
rdf:type	Military conflict
rdfs:label	Wilmington Campaign
rdfs:comment	The Wilmington Campaign was part of a Union effort to take over Wilmington, North Carolina from the Confederates.
Strength	95000 100000
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Partof	the American Civil War
Date	--12-07
Commander	Alfred H. Colquitt John Schofield Braxton Bragg dbkwik:resource/pEW2n0ujyB9WPlz8XtDKbA== David Dixon Porter Alfred Terry Benjamin Butler William H.C. Whiting
Caption	Fort Fisher and Wilmington on the Cape Fear River were the two obstacles to the Union advance into North Carolina.
Casualties	1748 1971
Result	Union victory
combatant	United States CSA (Confederacy)
Place	Eastern North Carolina
Conflict	Wilmington Campaign
abstract	The Wilmington Campaign was part of a Union effort to take over Wilmington, North Carolina from the Confederates.