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Organization of the Eighteenth Army Corps, commanded by Major General John G. Foster (headquarters New Berne, N. C.), February, 1863.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General I. N. PALMER commanding.
First Brigade.
Colonel T. J. C. AMORY commanding.
17th Massachusetts.
43rd Massachusetts.
45th Massachusetts.
51st Massachusetts.
Second Brigade.
Colonel H. C. LEE commanding.
5th Massachusetts.
25th Massachusetts.
27th Massachusetts.
46th Massachusetts.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General HENRY M. NAGLEE commanding.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General C. A. HECKMAN commanding.
23rd Massachusetts.
9th New Jersey.
81st New York.
98th New York.
Second Brigade.
Colonel W. W. H. DAVIS commanding.
11th Maine.
100th New York.
52nd Pennsylvania.
104th Pennsylvania.
Independent New York Battalion.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General O. S. FERRY commanding.
First Brigade.
Colonel FRANCIS A. OSBORN commanding.
39th Illinois.
62nd Ohio.
67th Ohio.
176th Pennsylvania.
Second Brigade.
Colonel J. B. HOWELL commanding.
56th New York.
58th Pennsylvania.
85th Pennsylvania.
174th Pennsylvania.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General H. W. WESSELLS commanding.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General L. C. HUNT commanding.
85th New York.
92nd New York.
96th New York.
101st Pennsylvania.
103rd Pennsylvania.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General T. G. STEVENSON commanding.
10th Connecticut.
24th Massachusetts.
44th Massachusetts.
5th Rhode Island.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General H. PRINCE commanding.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General F. B. SPINOLA commanding.
132nd New York.
158th Pennsylvania.
171st Pennsylvania.
175th Pennsylvania.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES JOURDAN commanding.
3rd Massachusetts Militia.
8th Massachusetts Militia.
158th New York.
168th Pennsylvania.
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