Admiral Carter, Union Hero Who Joined Armies and Navies
Samuel P Carter, born 1819 in Elizabethtown Tennessee, was unique as both brigadier general in the Union Army and rear admiral in the U S Navy. He led cavalry raids in East Tennessee, commanded gunboat Monocacy on the Asiatic station, and retired in 1881 after a storied cross service career dying in 1891 in Washington D C. He fought Morgan Pegram Bragg and Schofield’s left wing at Kingston and Knoxville.
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