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Chancellorsville

Posted on January 30, 2008September 27, 2015
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I carried into the fight:

 

Commissioned officers                             26

Privates and non-commissioned officers      304

Total                                                     330

 

Killed and wounded in the engagement of May 2:

 

Commissioned officers killed         1

Enlisted men killed                       5

Total killed                                6

Commissioned officers wounded    3

Enlisted men wounded                  29

Total wounded                           32

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