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Commanded by Major General Nathaniel P. Banks
The Corps was heavily engaged in the Battle of Cedar Mountain on August 9. After the battle the brigade structure was reorganized, with the First Division’s Second Brigade moved to become the Second Division’s First Brigade, and the Second Division’s First and Second Brigades being renumberd to Second and Third Brigades.
First Division |
Brigadier General Alpheus S. Williams | |
| First Brigade | Brigadier General Samuel Crawford | |
| 5th Connecticut Infantry Regiment | Colonel George D. Chapman (w&c 8/9) Captain Henry W. Daboll |
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| 10th Maine Infantry Regiment | Colonel George L. Beal | |
| 28th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel Dudley Donnelly (mw 8/9) | |
| 46th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Joseph F. Knipe (w 9/8) | |
| Second Brigade | Colonel Charles Candy | to 2nd Div. (below) as 1 Brig. after 8/9 |
| 5th Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel Samuel H. Dunning | |
| 7th Ohio Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel William Creighton (w 8/9) | |
| 29th Ohio Infantry Regiment | Colonel Lewis P. Buckley | |
| 66th Ohio Infantry Regiment | ||
| 28th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Gabriel De Korponay | |
| Third Brigade | Brigadier General George H. Gordon | |
| 27th Indiana Infantry Regiment | Colonel Silas Colgrove | |
| 2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Colonel George L. Andrews | |
| 29th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Captain Samuel M. Zulich | |
| 3rd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment | Captain Thomas H. Ruger | |
| Division Artillery | ||
| Battery M, 1st New York Artillery | Lieutenant James H. Peabody | |
| Pennsylvania Independent Battery F | Lieutenant Charles A. Atwell | |
| Battery F, 4th United States Artillery | Lieutenant Franklin B. Crosby | |
Second Division |
Brigadier General C. C. Augur (w 8/9) Brigadier General Henry Prince (c 8/9) Brigadier General George S. Greene |
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| First Brigade | Brigadier General James Cooper Colonel D. P. DeWitt (8/9 – 8/12) Colonel M. Schlandecker (8/12 – 8/30) Colonel T. P. Van Buren (after 8/30) |
redesignated 2nd Brig. after 8/9 |
| 3rd Maryland Infantry Regiment | ||
| 102nd New York Infantry Regiment | ||
| 109th Pensylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry J. Stainrook | |
| 111th Pensylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Matthew Schlaudecker | |
| 8th & 12th United States Infantry | ||
| Second Brigade | Brigadier General Henry Prince (c 8/9) Colonel D. P. DeWitt (to 8/12) Colonel J.A. Tate |
redesignated 3rd Brig. after 8/9 |
| 3rd Delaware Infantry Regiment | ||
| 1st District of Columbia Infantry Regt. | ||
| 60th New York Infantry Regiment | ||
| 78th New York Infantry Regiment | ||
| Purnell (Maryland) Legion Infantry | ||
| Division Artillery | ||
| 4th Maine Battery | ||
| 1st New York Light Artillery, Battery L | ||
Cavalry Command |
Brigadier General John Buford (w 8/30) | |
| 1st Michigan Cavalry Regiment | ||
| 5th New York Cavalry Regiment | ||
| 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment | Colonel Richard B. Price | from Mil Dist. Washington after 8/9 |
| 1st Vermont Cavary Regiment | ||
| 1st West Virginia Cavalry (8 Cos.) | ||
Corps Artillery |
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| 16th Indiana Battery | ||