Engagements
- October 9, 1861 - against Confederate forces led by Gen. Richard H. Anderson in the Battle of Santa Rosa Island.
- November 22–23 - against Confederate works at Pensacola.
- January 1, 1862 - bombardment of Fort McRae and Fort Barrancas.
- March 27–31, 1862 - reconnaissance on Santa Rosa Island.
- May 9 through November 1862 - Co. "K" on duty at Pensacola.
- June 14-14 - Companies B, C E and H on expedition to Milton, Florida.
- August 7–10 - reconnaissance from Pensacola to Bagdad, Florida and Milton, Florida
- November 1862 - companies A and E ordered to New Orleans, Louisiana.
- December 17-March 13, 1863 - occupation of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
- March 13–27, 1863 - operations at the Siege of Port Hudson.
- March 28, 1863 - moved to Donaldsonville, Louisiana.
- April 9-May 14, 1863 - operations in Western Louisiana.
- April 11–20 - Teche Campaign.
- April 12–13 - Fort Bisland
- April 13 - Porter's and McWilliams' Plantations at Indian Bend, Louisiana.
- April 14 - Battle of Irish Bend.
- April 17 - Battle of Vermillion Bayou.
- April 20 - Opelousas, Louisiana.
- May 11, 1863 moved to Barre Landing then May 21–26, 1863 by trains to Berwick, Louisiana.
- May 25, 1863 action at Franklin and Centreville.
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