over here at namozine church, a cavalry under general rufus behringer made a stand at the church. they were pushed back by custer's cavalry. as they fell back they ran into this group of masquerading confederate cavalry who proceeded to capture general rufus behringer. he becomes the first confederate general to be taken prisoner on this campaign. you had these union soldiers dressed as confederates and they were spies. did that answer your question? >> that entered my question. chris: tomorrow we will go into greater detail on the battles. in fact, somebody told me that pat was telling me some of the media was writing about this seminar. they noticed that it was listed as the battle of sailor's creek and thought that that was an error. as you will find out tomorrow it was not. and those who have not been, i see a lot of people who have been out to sailor's creek, he we will go out there and see the new museum and go to the house which has been restored. >> thank you, chris. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national c

a group of north carolina cavalry under general rufus behringer made a stand at the church.hey were pushed back by custer's cavalry. as they fell back they ran into this group of masquerading confederate cavalry who proceeded to capture general rufus behringer. he becomes the first confederate general to be taken prisoner on this campaign. you had these union soldiers dressed as confederates and they were spies. did that answer your question? 's tomorrow we will go into greater detail on the battles. -- where did ron -- did that answer your question, ron? well, tomorrow we will go into , greater detail on the battles. in fact, somebody told me -- pat was telling me some of the media was writing about this seminar. of as you will find out tomorrow it wasn't an error. and those who have not been, i see a lot of people who have been out to sailor's creek, he will go out there -- we will go out there and see the new museum and go to the house, which has been restored. >> thank you, chris. [applause] >> the civil war air is here every saturday at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. eastern time.