Gen. Albert S. Johnston launched an attack before the Union could be reinforced. What happened to him?

Around 2:30 pm, while leading a charge against a Union position, Johnston was shot—most likely accidentally by a Confederate—in the right leg, severing an artery. He quickly bled to death, and command passed down to Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard, who decided to call off the day's attack.

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