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In one naval element the Confederacy had an abundant supply. Before June 3, 1861, 321 naval officers of the United States had resigned and offered their services to the Confederate States. Many of these were assigned to naval construction, and others to artillery duty in the army, especially in coast defence.
1907, History of North America, Volume 14, p. 183.
CSS Virginia
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 42.
CSS Alabama
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 43.
CSS Fort Sumter
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 43.
Steamer General Sterling Price
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 45.
Battle Between Ironclads
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 43.
CSS Ram Albemarle
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 45.
CSS Ram Manassas
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 45.
CSS Ram Tennessee
Francis J. Reynolds, United States Navy From The Revolution To Date (New York: P. F. Collins & Sons, 1917), 46.
CSS Patrick Henry
J. Thomas Scharf, History Of The Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 776.
CSS Robert E. Lee
J. Thomas Scharf, History Of The Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 468.
CSS Shenandoah
J. Thomas Scharf, History of the Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 809.
CSS Stonewall Jackson
J. Thomas Scharf, History of the Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 789.
CSS Louisiana
J. Thomas Scharf, History of the Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 789.
CSS Governor Moore
J. Thomas Scharf, History of the Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 285.
CSS Florida
J. Thomas Scharf, History of the Confederate States Navy From Its Organization To The Surrender Of Its Last Vessel (New York: Rogers & Sherwood, 1887), 792.