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rdf:type	Military Unit
rdfs:label	5th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry
rdfs:comment	The 5th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. The regiment has the unfortunate distinction of having sustained the greatest total loss in battles of any infantry or cavalry regiment in the Union Army, with a total of 295 killed and 756 wounded, for a total of 1,051 men.
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Branch	Infantry
Country	United States
Dates	--10-22
Unit Name	5
notable commanders	Colonel Charles E. Hapgood Colonel Edward Ephraim Cross Colonel Welcome E. Crafts Lieutenant Colonel James E. Larkin Major John S. Ricker
Allegiance	Union (American Civil War)
Battles	Battle of Antietam Second Battle of Petersburg Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of Cold Harbor Seven Days Battles Battle of the Crater Battle of Seven Pines Siege of Yorktown (1862) dbkwik:resource/FZts8Fd1ZxESglhFgwxbAg== Gettysburg Campaign Battle of Malvern Hill Battle of South Mountain Third Battle of Petersburg Appomattox Campaign Battle of Gettysburg Siege of Petersburg Battle of Savage's Station Battle of High Bridge Battle of Chancellorsville Battle of Sutherland's Station Battle of White Oak Road dbkwik:resource/W2aiTQ2cgn5mIzbOFPFgzQ== dbkwik:resource/928jUN0kHEmRX4tXIa8doQ==
abstract	The 5th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. The regiment has the unfortunate distinction of having sustained the greatest total loss in battles of any infantry or cavalry regiment in the Union Army, with a total of 295 killed and 756 wounded, for a total of 1,051 men.