In the red badger After the battle how were the Union troops moving in regard to the Rebel troops?

In "The Red Badger," after the battle, Union troops were strategically advancing to maintain pressure on the Rebel troops. They maneuvered to encircle the enemy and limit their retreat options, aiming to exploit any weaknesses in the Rebel formation. This tactical positioning allowed the Union forces to gain the upper hand and push the Rebels further back.