United States Army > Army of the Potomac
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Commanded by Major General Ambrose E. Burnside
First Division |
Major General Thomas L. Crittenden (to 6/9) Brigadier General James Ledlie |
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| First Brigade | Brigadier General J. H. Ledlie (^ 6/9) Colonel Jacob P. Gould |
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| 21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel George P. Hawkes | from 2 Brig. (below) |
| 29th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | from 5 Corps, 1 Div. 3 Brig. to 2nd Brig. (below) |
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| 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | ||
| 57th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | ||
| 59th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Colonel Jacob P. Gould | |
| 3rd Maryland infantry Regiment | from 2 Brig. (below) | |
| 179th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel William M. Gregg | from 2 Brig. (below) |
| 100th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Matthew M. Dawson | |
| 4th United States Infantry Regiment | to Grant’s HQ, City Point | |
| 10th United States Infantry Regiment | to 5 Corps, 2 Div. 1 Brig. | |
| Second Brigade | Colonel J. M. Sudsburg (to 6/4) Colonel E. W. Pierce to 6/17) Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Barnes |
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| 3rd Maryland infantry Regiment | consolidated to 4 co. battalion to 1Brig. (above) |
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| 21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel George P. Hawkes | to 1 Brig. (above) |
| 29th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | ||
| 179th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel William M. Gregg | from Defenses Washington; to 2 Brig. (above) |
| 14th New York Heavy Artillery | from 3 Brig. (below) | |
| 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (prov.) | from 3 Brig. (below) | |
| 100th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Matthew M. Dawson | to 1 Brig. (above) |
| Provisional (Third) Brigade | Colonel E. G. Marshall | became 3rd Brigade 6/11; discontinued 6/18 |
| 2nd New York Mounted Rifles (dismounted) |
to 2 Div. 1 Brig. | |
| 24th New York Cavalry (dismounted) | to 3 Div. 2 Brig. 6/11 | |
| 14th New York Heavy Artillery | to 2 Brig. (above) | |
| 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (prov.) | to 2 Brig. (above) | |
| Engineers | ||
| 35th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Major Nathaniel Wales | |
| Artillery | ||
| 2nd Maine Battery | Captain Albert F. Thomas | |
| 14th Massachusetts Battery | Captain Joseph W. B. Wright | |
| 27th New York Independent Battery | from 9 Corps Artillery | |
Second Division |
Brigadier General R. B. Potter |
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| First Brigade | Colonel J. I. Curtin (to 6/18) Lieutenant Colonel H. Pleasants |
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| 36th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Major William F. Draper | |
| 58th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John C. Whiton | |
| 2nd New York Mounted Rifles (dismounted) |
from 1 Div. 3 Brig. | |
| 45th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel John I. Curtin | |
| 48th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Henry Pleasants | |
| 7th Rhode Island Infantry Regiment | Captain Theodore Winn | |
| Second Brigade | Colonel S. G. Griffin |
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| 31st Maine Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hight | |
| 32nd Maine Infantry Regiment | Major Arthur Deering | |
| 6th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Henry H. Pearson | |
| 9th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel John W. Babbitt | |
| 11th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment | Colonel Walter Harriman | |
| 17th Vermont Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Charles Cummings | |
| Engineers | ||
| 51st New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel Charles Le Gendre (w 5/5) | |
| Artillery | ||
| 11th Massachusetts Battery | Captain Edward J. Jones | |
| 19th New York Independent Battery | Captain Edward W. Rogers | |
Third Division |
Brigadier General Orlando B. Wilcox |
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| First Brigade | Colonel John F. Hartranft | |
| 2nd Michigan Infantry Regiment | Colonel William Humphrey | to 2 Brig. (below) |
| 8th Michigan Infantry Regiment | ||
| 27th Michigan Infantry Regiment | Major Samuel Moody | |
| 109th New York Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Schall | |
| 13th Ohio Cavalry (dismounted) | Colonel Stephen R. Clark | from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig. |
| 51st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Colonel Benjamin F. Tracy | |
| 37th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment | Colonel Samuel Harriman | from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig. |
| 38th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment | Colonel James Bintliff | from 22 Corps, Casey’s Prov. Brig. |
| Second Brigade | Colonel B. C. Christ (to 6/17) Lieutenant Colonel George W. Travers (to 6/18) Lieutenant Colonel W.C. Newberry (to 6/19) Lieutenant Colonel W.C. Raulston (6/19) Colonel William Humphreys |
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| 1st Michigan Sharpshooters Regiment | Colonel Charles V. De Land | |
| 2nd Michigan Infantry Regiment | Colonel William Humphrey | from 1 Brig. (above) |
| 20th Michigan Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Byron M. Cutcheon | |
| 24th New York Cavalry (dismounted) | from 1 Div. 3 Brig. | |
| 46th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel George W. Travers | |
| 79th New York Infantry Regiment | Colonel David Morrison | |
| 60th Ohio Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel James N. McElroy | |
| 50th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment | Lieutenant Colonel Edward Overton, Jr. | |
| Artillery | ||
| 7th Maine Battery | Captain Adelbert B. Twitchell | |
| 34th New York Independent Battery | Captain Jacob Roemer | |
| Engineers | ||
| 17th Michigan Infantry Regiment | Colonel Constant Luce | |
Fourth Division |
Brigadier General Edward Ferrero | |
| First Brigade | Colonel J. K. Sigfried | |
| 27th United States Colored Troops | ||
| 30th United States Colored Troops | ||
| 39th United States Colored Troops | ||
| 43rd United States Colored Troops | ||
| Second Brigade | Colonel H. G. Thomas | |
| 19th United States Colored Troops | ||
| 23rd United States Colored Troops | ||
| 31st United States Colored Troops | ||
| Artillery | ||
| Pennsylvania Independent Battery D | ||
| Third Vermont Battery | Captain Romeo H. Start | |