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Recapitulation of losses in the Fifteenth Army Corps in the Georgia campaign.
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Offi Men Offic Men
cers ers
First Division, 8 121 47 276
Major-General
Osterhaus.
Second Division, 21 195 63 1,346
Brigadier General
W. B. Hazen
Fourth Division, 25 280 78 1,328
Brigadier General
William Harrow.
Total* 54 596 188 3,350
Missing. Total.
Command. Offi Men Offic Men Aggrega
cers ers te
First Division, 2 35 57 832 899
Major-General
Osterhaus.
Second Division, 18 430 102 1,971 2,073
Brigadier General
W. B. Hazen
Fourth Division, 8 140 305 1,406 1,862
Brigadier General
William Harrow.
Total* 28 605 464 4,209 4,824
ADDENDA.
Return of casualties in the Fifteenth Army Corps during the Atlanta campaign.
[Compiled from nominal lists of casualties.]
Captured
Killed. Wounded. or missing.
Command. Offi Men Offi Men Off Men Aggr
cers cers ice egat
rs e
FIFTEENTH ARMY
CORPS.
Major General
JOHN A. LOGAN.
Brigadier General
MORGAN L. SMITH
Major General
JOHN A. LOGAN.
Staff - - 1 - - - 1
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General
PETER J. OSTERHAUS
Brigadier General
CHARLES R. WOODS
Major General
PETER J. OSTERHAUS.
Pioneers - 1 1 7 - - 9
Mounted orderlies - 1 - 1 - 2 4
First Brigade
Brigadier General
CHARLES R. WOODS
Colonel MILO SMITH
Brigadier General
CHARLES R. WOODS
Colonel MILO
SMITH.
Staff - - 1 - - - 1
26th Iowa - 7 7 52 - 1 67
30th Iowa 1 8 4 65 - - 78
27th Missouri 1 16 1 46 - - 64
76th Ohio 1 17 4 87 - 2 111
Total First Brigade 3 48 17 250 - 3 321
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES A.
WILLIAMSON
Staff - - 1 - - - 1
4th Iowa - 13 4 57 - 3 77
9th Iowa - 13 3 67 1 6 90
25th Iowa - 8 4 49 - 4 65
31st Iowa - 1 5 37 - 5 48
Total Second - 35 17 210 1 18 281
Brigade.
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*But see revised statement following. The erroneous additions in this table cannot be explained.
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