After the Battle how are the union troops moving in regard to the rebel troops?

After the battle, Union troops typically sought to consolidate their positions and pursue the retreating Confederate forces. This involved advancing into enemy territory to cut off supply lines and prevent regrouping. Union commanders often aimed to maintain pressure on the rebels, utilizing their numerical advantage and resources to capitalize on the victory. The movement of Union troops was strategic, intending to weaken the Confederate army further and secure territory.