The Armies at Gettysburg > The Army of the Potomac
Organization of the 11th Corps of the Army of the Potomac in the Civil War Battle of Gettysburg.
The 11th Corps had 26 infantry regiments and 5 artillery batteries at Gettysburg, organized into 3 divisions of two brigades each and an artillery brigade.
11th Corps (monument)
Major General Oliver O. Howard (^ Battlefield commander July 1) (monument)
Major General Carl Schurz
strength: 9,190 men, 26 guns
casualties: 370 killed, 1,920 wounded, 1,510 missing, 3,800 total
Headquarters escort
1st Indiana Cavalry, Companies I&K
Captain Abram Sharra
8th New York Independent Infantry Company
Lieutenant Hermann Foerster
1st Division (monument)
Brigadier General Francis Barlow (wounded July 2) (monument)
Brigadier General Adelbert Ames
strength: 2,480 men
casualties: 120 killed, 680 wounded, 505 missing, 1,305 total
1st Brigade (monument)
Colonel Leopold Von Gilsa
strength: 1,135 men
casualties: 55 killed, 310 wounded, 165 missing, 530 total
41st New York Infantry Regiment (9 companies) (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Detleo von Einsiedel
54th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Major Stephen Kovacs (captured July 1)
Lieutenant Ernst Both
68th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Gotthilf Bourry
153rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (monument)
Major John F. Frueauff
2nd Brigade (monument)
Brigadier General Adelbert Ames (^ July 1)
Colonel Andrew L. Harris
strength: 1,335 men
casualties: 70 killed, 365 wounded, 345 missing, 780 total
17th Connecticut Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Fowler (killed July 1)
Major Allen G. Brady
25th Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Jeremiah Williams (captured July 1)
Captain Nathaniel J. Manning (wounded July 1)
Lieutenant William Maloney (wounded July 2)
Lieutenant Israel White
75th Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Andrew L. Harris (^ July 1)
Captain George B. Fox
107th Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Seraphim Meyer (wounded July 1)
Captain John M. Lutz
2nd Division (monument)
Major General Adolph Von Steinwehr
strength: 2,860 men
casualties: 105 killed, 505 wounded, 330 missing, 940 total
1st Brigade (monument)
Colonel Charles R. Coster
strength: 1,215 men
casualties: 55 killed, 230 wounded, 310 missing, 595 total
134th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Allen H. Jackson
154th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel B. Allen
27th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Lorenz Cantador
73rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (monument)
Captain Daniel F. Kelley
2nd Brigade (monument)
Colonel Orland Smith
strength: 1,640 men
casualties: 50 killed, 280 wounded, 20 missing, 350 total
33rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Adin B. Underwood
136th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel James Wood, Jr.
55th Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Charles B, Gambee
73rd Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Long
3rd Division (monument)
Major General Carl Schurz (^ July 1)
Brigadier General Alexander Schimmelfennig
strength: 3,110 men
casualties: 130 killed, 685 wounded, 660 missing, 1,475 total
1st Brigade (monument)
Brigadier General Alexander Schimmelfennig
strength: 1,680 men
casualties: 60 killed, 300 wounded, 450 missing, 810 total
82nd Illinois Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Frederick Hecker
45th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel George Amsberg (^ July 1)
Lieutenant Colonel Adolphus Dobke
157th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Philip P. Brown, Jr.
61st Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Stephen J. McGroarty
74th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Adolph von Hartung (wounded July 1)/
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander von Mitzel
2nd Brigade (monument)
Colonel Wladimir Krzyzanowski
strength: 1,420 men
casualties: 75 killed, 390 wounded, 205 missing, 670 total
58th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel August Otto (^ division Chief of Staff July 1)
Captain Emil Koenig
119th New York Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel John T. Lockman (wounded July 1)
Lieutenant Colonel Edward F. Lloyd
82nd Ohio Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel James S. Robinson (wounded July 1)
Lieutenant Colonel David Thomson
75th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (monument)
Colonel Ffrancis Mahler (mortally wounded July 1)
Major August Ledig
26th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment (monument)
Lieutenant Colonel Hans Boebel (wounded July 1)
Captain John W. Fuchs
Artillery Brigade (monument)
Major Thomas W. Osborn
strength: 605 men, 26 guns
casualties: 7 killed, 53 wounded, 9 missing, 69 total
1st New York Artillery, Battery I (monument)
Captain Michael Wiedrich
6 3″ Ordnance Rifles
13th New York Independent Battery (monument)
1st Lieutenant William Wheeler
4 3″ Ordnance Rifles
1st Ohio Artillery, Battery I (monument)
Captain Hubert Dilger
6 Napoleons
1st Ohio Artillery, Battery K (monument)
Captain Lewis Heckman
4 Napoleons
4th United States Artillery, Battery G (monument)
1st Lieutenant Bayard Wilkeson (mortally wounded July 1
1st Lieutenant Eugene A. Bancroft
6 Napoleons