. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . oun-tain (commanding company), second Bull Run (escort toGeneral Banks), South Mountain, Antietam, BrandyStation, and Chantilly; actions of Warrenton Junction,Thoroughfare Gap, Beverly Ford, and Hanover Junction ;battle of Gettysburg, and actions of Boonsborough andHagerstown, where he was severely wounded, takenprisoner, and released. He was promoted captain July 5, 1863, and in Novem-ber he was discharged for disability arising from again entered the service, as second lieutenant of theEighteenth Regiment Veter
. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . oun-tain (commanding company), second Bull Run (escort toGeneral Banks), South Mountain, Antietam, BrandyStation, and Chantilly; actions of Warrenton Junction,Thoroughfare Gap, Beverly Ford, and Hanover Junction ;battle of Gettysburg, and actions of Boonsborough andHagerstown, where he was severely wounded, takenprisoner, and released. He was promoted captain July 5, 1863, and in Novem-ber he was discharged for disability arising from again entered the service, as second lieutenant of theEighteenth Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, February,[864, and served at Albany, New York, and on theCanada border during the Fenian raids, and was musteredout June 30, 1866. Captain Dimmick entered the regular service as secondlieutenant of the Ninth Cavalry August 9, 1867, andjoined his regiment in Texas, where he served from 1867to 1875, and was then ordered to change station with hisregiment to the Department of the Missouri, he takingstation first at Fort Wallace, Kansas. lie was at Fort. Lyon, Colorado, in 1876, and then was changed to FortUnion, New Mexico, where he served in 1877-78. Heparticipated in the campaign against Victorio in 1879-80,through New Mexico, Arizona, and Old Mexico. Hewas after that detailed on recruiting service in 1882-84,subsequently returning to Fort Riley, where he wasduring the years 1884-85. Lieutenant Dimmick was promoted first lieutenantNinth Cavalry January 10, 1870, and captain October 25,1883. He participated in the Boomer campaign, IndianTerritory, and was then transferred to Fort McKinney,Wyoming, in 1885. He commanded a battalion (D andH Troop, Ninth Cavalry) at the affair at Crow Agency,Montana, November 5, 1887, when Sword-Bearer waskilled. 126 OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY {regular
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