Pennsylvania bei Gettysburg: Zeremonien bei der Einweihung der Denkmäler, die von der Commonwealth von Pennsylvania errichtet zum Major General George GMeade, Major General Winfield SHancock, Major General John FReynolds und die Positionen der Pennsylvania Befehle in der Schlacht ein zu markieren. Lage von Verlusten ist in Foxs Liste der Regimental Verluste, S. 299. K £ M W K&M; W Fredericksburg 66 Cold Harbour, 1 Streikposten, VA 21, 24.02.63, 1 Petersburg, 3 Gettysburg 49 Boydton Straße 2 Catletts Station, Va 1 Dabneys Mühlen, 5 Wildnis 12 fünf Gabeln, 2 Spottsylvania, 9-North Anna 4 Insgesamt 155 starb der Dis

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Pennsylvania at Gettysburg : ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George GMeade, Major General Winfield SHancock, Major General John FReynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . able of losses is shown In Foxs List of Regimental Losses, p. 299. K £ M W K & M ;W Fredericksburg 66 Cold Harbor, 1 Picket, Va. 21, Feb. 63, 1 Petersburg, 3 Gettysburg 49 Boydton Road 2 Catletts Station, Va 1 Dabneys Mills, 5 Wilderness 12 Five Forks, 2 Spottsylvania, 9 — North Anna 4 Total 155 Died of disease, 76 It is well to remember that while the losses after Fredericksburg and Gettysburg seemto 1)0 small, the strength of the regiment was greatly reduced by the casualties of war, and the table represents a percentage of loss equal or nearly so to those of the battlesJust named. Fox does not give the aggregate wounded and missing. But the inscription, preparedno doubt with great care and to be regarded as accurate, records: Killed and died of wounds 7 oSlcers (Fox says 7 ofllcers Wounded 21 Captured and missing 2 Died of disease, etc iotal casualties a piTcentnge .if RG.;), Khowing that only 124 escaped Mie accidents of war. 133 men 140 148 men 155) 409 430 156 158 81 81809. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. 699 These enormous fatuities are distributed among the field and stafif and the variouscompanies, viz: ^ a B ^d •a ?a <u S^ .0 M m Field and staff.Company A, ... Company B, Company 0, Company D, Company E, ... Company F Company G, Company H, Company I Company K, Aggregate, 1 S 10 10 19 20 11 11 13 13 17 18 10 10 22 22 13 15 15 15 17 18 On the enrollment of 935 it is 16.5 percentum. Fox, p. 299. The regiment is ninth inthe list of Three Hundred Fighting Regiments whose losses are given by Colonel Fox, exceeded by a small percentage by two others only from the State, the 11th Reservesand the 140th. This brief review of a noble record, beginning with defeat at Fredericksbur

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