The following is the organization of the Confederate forces engaged in the Red River campaign, during the American Civil War in 1864. Order of battle shows the army organization during the campaign. The Union order of battle is listed separately.

Abbreviations Military rank LG = Lieutenant General MG = Major General BG = Brigadier General Col = Colonel Ltc = Lieutenant Colonel Maj = Major Cpt = Captain Lt = 1st Lieutenant

Other w = wounded mw = mortally wounded k = killed c = captured 10-pdr PR = 10-pounder Parrott rifle 12-pdr Nap = M1857 12-pounder Napoleon 12-pdr how = M1841 12-pounder howitzer 3.8" JR = 3.8-inch James rifle 30-pdr PR = 30-pounder Parrott rifle 6-pdr gun = M1841 6-pounder field gun

District of West Louisiana LG Richard TaylorTaylor's superior was General Edmund Kirby Smith whose account stated that he arrived at 2 am after the Battle of Mansfield on 8 April 1864. Smith did not mention who was in overall command at the Battle of Pleasant Hill,(Battles & Leaders, p. 372) but another account assumed Taylor was in charge. (Battles & Leaders, p. 355)

Infantry +Taylor's corps Division Brigade Regiments and others Walker's Infantry DivisionMG John G. Walker 1st BrigadeBG Thomas N. Waul 12th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Overton C. Young 18th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col William H. King 22nd Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Richard B. Hubbard 13th Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Col Anderson F. Crawford Haldeman's Texas Battery: Cpt Horace Haldeman 2nd BrigadeBG Horace Randal 11th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Oran M. Roberts 14th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Edward Clark 28th Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Col Eli H. Baxter 6th Texas Cavalry Battalion (dismounted): Ltc Robert S. Gould Daniel's Texas Battery: Cpt James M. Daniel 3rd BrigadeBG William R. Scurry 3rd Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Philip N. Luckett3rd Texas Infantry remained at Shreveport. (Kiper, p. 180) 16th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col George Flournoy 17th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col George W. Jones 19th Texas Infantry Regiment: Col Richard Waterhouse 16th Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Col William Fitzhugh 1st Texas Field Battery: Cpt William EdgarEdgar's Battery was captured at the Battle of Henderson's Hill on 21 March 1864. (Kiper, p. 180) Mouton's Infantry DivisionBG Alfred Mouton (k)BG Camille de Polignac Polignac's BrigadeBG Camille de PolignacCol James R. Taylor (k)Ltc Robert D. Stone 15th Texas Infantry Regiment: Ltc James E. Harrison 17th Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Col James R. Taylor 22nd Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Ltc Robert D. Stone 31st Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Maj Frederick Malone 34th Texas Cavalry Regiment (dismounted): Ltc John H. Caudle Gray's BrigadeCol Henry Gray 18th Louisiana Infantry Regiment: Col Leopold L. Armant (k) Crescent (24th) Louisiana Regiment: Col J. H. Beard (k)All of the Crescent Regiment's field officers were killed at Mansfield. (Bergeron, p. 146) 28th Louisiana Infantry Regiment: Ltc William Walker (k) ArtilleryMaj T. A. FariesKiper's order of battle listed no artillery for Mouton's division. The 1st Regulars Battery was listed as unattached, and Cornay's and Boone's batteries were not listed at all. (Kiper, p. 181) Faries stated that he commanded the division's artillery and reported on all three batteries. (Official Records, pp. 630–632) Cornay's was "lightly engaged" at Mansfield, Boone's fought at the Battle of Mansura, and Barnes' and Cornay's fought at Mansura and the Battle of Yellow Bayou. Cornay was killed in a clash with gunboats at Cane River. (Bergeron, pp. 17–21) 1st Louisiana Regular Battery: Cpt James M. T. Barnes,2 × 12-pdr Nap, 2 × 3.8" JR Cornay's Battery: Cpt Florian O. Cornay (k),Lt John B. Tarleton, 2 × 12-pdr Nap, 2 × 12-pdr how Boone's Battery: Lt Maunsel Bennett, 2 × 30-pdr PR

Cavalry BG Thomas Green

+Texas Cavalry Corps Division Brigade Regiments and others Bee's Cavalry DivisionBG Hamilton P. Bee Debray's Brigade: BG Xavier Debray 23rd Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col Nicholas C. Gould 26th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Ltc J. J. Meyers 36th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col Peter C. Woods Buchel's BrigadeCol Augustus Buchel (k) 1st Texas Cavalry Regiment: Ltc William O. Yager 35th (Likens') Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col James B. LikensLikens' Regiment arrived after Pleasant Hill and was engaged in the pursuit of Banks' army. (Kiper, p. 179) Terrell's Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col Alexander W. Terrell Major's Cavalry DivisionBG James Patrick Major Lane's BrigadeCol Walter P. Lane (w)Col George W. Baylor 1st Texas Partisan Rangers: Ltc R. P. Crump 2nd Texas Partisan Rangers: Col Isham Chisum 2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment:Col George W. Baylor, Ltc John W. Mullen 3rd Texas Cavalry Regiment: Ltc George T. Madison Bagby's BrigadeBG Arthur P. Bagby 4th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col William Polk Hardeman 5th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col Henry C. McNeill 7th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Ltc Philemon T. Herbert 13th Texas Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Edward Waller Steele's Cavalry DivisionBG William SteeleSteele's Division arrived after Pleasant Hill and was engaged in the pursuit of Banks' army. (Kiper, p. 179) Parson's BrigadeCol William H. ParsonsThis brigade's commander alternated between Parsons and George W. Carter. 12th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col William H. Parsons 19th Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col Nathaniel M. Burford 21st Texas Cavalry Regiment: Col George W. Carter Morgan's Texas Cavalry Battalion: Ltc Charles L. Morgan 10th Texas Field Battery: Cpt J. H. Pratt Corps Artillery ArtilleryMaj Oliver J. Semmes Moseley's Texas Battery: Cpt Willam G. Moseley Val Verde Texas Battery: Cpt T. D. Nettles,2 × 6-pdr gun, 2 × 12-pdr how McMahan's Texas Battery: Cpt M. V. McMahan West's Louisiana Battery: Cpt John A. A. West,2 × 10-pdr PR, 2 × 12-pdr how Unattached Cavalry Unbrigaded Cavalry 2nd Louisiana Cavalry Regiment: Col William G. Vincent

Attachments BG Thomas J. Churchill

+Churchill's corps Division Brigade Regiments and others Arkansas Infantry DivisionBG James C. Tappan Tappan's BrigadeCol H. L. Grinstead 19th and 24th Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Ltc William R. Hardy 27th and 38th Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Col Robert G. Shaver 33rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Ltc Thomas D. Thomson Gause's BrigadeCol Lucien C. Gause 26th Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Ltc Iverson L. Brooks 32nd Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Ltc William Hicks 36th Arkansas Infantry Regiment: Col James M. Davie Hawthorn's BrigadeOfficial Records, Series I, Vol. XXXXI, Part 3BG Alexander T. Hawthorn 34th Arkansas Infantry: - 35th Arkansas Infantry: - 37th Arkansas Infantry: - Cocke's Arkansas Infantry: Col John B. Cocke Artillery 6th Arkansas Field Battery: Cpt Chambers B. Etter Missouri Infantry DivisionBG Mosby M. Parsons 1st BrigadeBG John B. Clark 8th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Col Charles S. Mitchell 9th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Col Richard H. Musser 1st Missouri Field Battery: Cpt Samuel T. Ruffner 2nd BrigadeCol Simon P. Burns 10th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Col William M. Moore 11th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Ltc Thomas H. Murray 12th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Col Willis M. Ponder 16th Missouri Infantry Regiment: Ltc P. W. H. Cumming 9th Missouri Sharpshooter Battalion: Maj L. A. Pindall Lesueur's Missouri Battery: Cpt A. A. Lesueur

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