Left Wing, Army of Northern Virginia
MG Thomas J. Jackson
| Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others |
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Ewell’s Division |
Early’s Brigade
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| Hay’s Brigade
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| Trimble’s Brigade
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| Artillery
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Light Division |
Branch’s Brigade
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| Archer’s Brigade
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| Thomas’s Brigade
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| Gregg’s Brigade
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| Starke’s Brigade
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| Field’s Brigade
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| Pender’s Brigade
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| Artillery
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Jackson’s Division |
Stonewall Brigade
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| Second Brigade
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| Third Brigade
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| Fourth Brigade
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| Artillery
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