The Battle of Ringgold took place on November 27, 1863, during the American Civil War. It was part of the larger campaign known as the Chattanooga Campaign. Union forces, led by General Joseph Hooker, engaged Confederate troops under General Patrick Cleburne near Ringgold, Georgia. The battle was marked by fierce fighting as Union troops attempted to push back the Confederates. Despite initial successes, the Union forces were unable to secure a decisive victory. The battle ended with the Confederates holding their ground, allowing them to retreat safely. The engagement demonstrated the ongoing struggle for control in the region and highlighted the challenges faced by both sides during the war.