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TWO HUNDRED DAYS OF BATTLE.
son of its casualties with those in the other divisions. The division
was made up of colored soldiers from National Guard units of
various States.
Casualties in replacement and depot divisions are partly accounted
for in two ways. In the first place the artillery of a number of
these divisions went into action separately. Secondly, some re-
placement units joining combat divisions suffered casualties before
Divi- Battle
alon deaths
4,478
4,411
- 3,177
2,551
2,644
2,135
2,915
2,4611
1,992
1,785
1,629
1,976
.1,298
1,433
1,067
1,392
989
1,384
1,419
1,132
1,414
977
951
600
296
176
251
93
29
47,205
3.075
Wounded
J1Llld
Total oeasualtes
Wooaunded
I22.230
m 1 81, 818
16,11
13,980
mm- I13,919
13,460
13g392
m. 12,604
m10,497
m8,986
m I '8,954
mI8,840
m- ?,546
SI 7,291
m I7,283
m 17,277
m 17,285
S 17,245
o I, 6,750
mI 6,132
E !5,778
E0J 5,2843
E 5,219
J 2 528
-1,693
]1,642
] 1,224
51186
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at
1st
3rd
28th
42nd
26th
32nd
4th
77th
27th
30th
5th
82nAd
89th
35th
90th
83rd
78th
79th
80th
91st
37th
29th
36th
7th
92nd
81st
6th
88th
total
Others
Gradtotal 50,880 205,
Diagram 49.-Casualties suffered by each division.
the papers involved in their transfer had been completed. Hence
they were reported in their original organizations.
Among the 10,709 "other" casualties there is one most interest-
ing and not inconsiderable group, some of the members of which
are included in "troops not in divisions," and the rest among the
casualties of replacement and depot divisions. These are the men
who deserted to the front. They went A. W. O. L. (absent without
leave) from their organizations in the zone of supplies or in the
training areas, and found their way up to the battle line, where many
of them took part in the fighting and some of them were killed or
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