confederate won the second battle of sabine pass.
confederate won the second battle of sabine pass.
who won the second battle of sabine pass?
confederate
the first battle of sabine pass or the bombardment of fort sabine, on september 24–25, 1862, was the first civil war bombardment by the united states navy of a confederate fort below sabine city (now sabine pass, texas.) it was the apex in a series of naval and land skirmishes around the mouth of the sabine river, texas, and preceded by four weeks the union navy's first armed entry into galveston bay called the battle of galveston harbor. besides strengthening the union naval blockade of the texas coastline, the shelling and capture of sabine pass was to deter confederate ground forces from moving southwestward on the texas coast to augment galveston's defense. and, it was to open the way for the union invasion of texas, which almost a year later was attempted by a combined force of union naval and army forces at the second battle of sabine pass.
first battle of sabine pass
bullet::::- sabine pass, the natural outlet of sabine lake into the gulf of mexico









































bullet::::- first battle of sabine pass









































bullet::::- second battle of sabine pass









































bullet::::- sabine pass battleground state historic site, in jefferson county, where the sabine river enters the gulf of mexico









































bullet::::- sabine pass, port arthur, texas, a neighborhood of port arthur









































bullet::::- sabine pass independent school district, a public school district in sabine pass, port arthur









































bullet::::- sabine river (texas-louisiana)









































bullet::::- big sandy creek (sabine river), tributary of the sabine river in northeastern texas









































section::::places.:united states.:west virginia.
sabine (disambiguation)