Commanded by Major General Henry W. Slocum

First Brigade	Colonel Alfred T. A. Torbert
1st New Jersey Infantry Regiment	Lieutenant Colonel Mark W. Collet
2nd New Jersey Infantry Regiment	Colonel Samuel L. Buck
3rd New Jersey Infantry Regiment	Colonel Henry W. Brown
4th New Jersey Infantry Regiment	Colonel William B. Hatch
Second Brigade	Colonel Joseph J. Bartlett
5th Maine Infantry Regiment	Colonel Nathaniel J. Jackson
16th New York Infantry Regiment	Lieutenant Colonel Joel J. Seaver
27th New York Infantry Regiment	Lieutenant Colonel Alexander D. Adams
96th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment	Colonel Henry L. Cake
Third Brigade	Brigadier General John Newton
18th New York Infantry Regiment	Lieutenant Colonel George R. Myers
31st New York Infantry Regiment	Lieutenant Colonel Francis H. Pinto (1)
32nd New York Infantry Regiment	Captain Charles Hubbs (1)
95th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment	Colonel Gustavus W. Town
Artillery	Captain Emory Upton
Battery A, Maryland Light Artillery	Captain John W. Wolcott
Battery A, 1st Massachusetts Light Artillery	Captain. Josiah Porter
Battery A, 1st New Jersey Light Artillery	Captain William Hexamer
Battery D, 2nd United States Artillery	Lieutenant Edward B. Williston

 

Key:
(k) = killed, (w) = wounded, (mw) = mortally wounded, (c) = captured
Links for regiments, batteries, companies, and individuals go to unit histories or biographies on www.civilwarintheeast.com

Notes:
(1) At Crampton’s Gap Lieutenant Colonel Francis H. Pinto of the 32nd New York temporarily took command of the 31st New York, which had lost all its field officers. The 32nd’s Colonel Roderick Matheson and Major George F. Lemon were both mortally wounded there. Lieutenant Colonel Pinto then took command of the combined regiments through Antietam.