D. H. Hill’s Division

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D. H. Hill’s Division was a Confederate infantry formation in the Army of Northern Virginia, noted for its heavy engagement and severe casualties in major Civil War battles such as Antietam.

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instanceOf Confederate Army infantry division
allegiance Army of Northern Virginia NERFINISHED
casualties sustained high casualty rates in multiple campaigns
commanderRank major general
composition multiple Confederate infantry brigades
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America NERFINISHED
engagement Battle of Antietam NERFINISHED
Battle of Chancellorsville NERFINISHED
Battle of Fredericksburg NERFINISHED
Battle of Gaines’ Mill NERFINISHED
Battle of Malvern Hill NERFINISHED
Battle of Seven Pines NERFINISHED
Battle of South Mountain NERFINISHED
Maryland Campaign NERFINISHED
Peninsula Campaign NERFINISHED
Seven Days Battles NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Confederate States Army NERFINISHED
namedAfter Daniel Harvey Hill NERFINISHED
notableCommander Daniel Harvey Hill NERFINISHED
notedFor heavy engagement in major battles of the Eastern Theater
severe casualties at the Battle of Antietam
partOf Army of Northern Virginia NERFINISHED
region Maryland NERFINISHED
Virginia NERFINISHED
role frontline combat formation
serviceEntryYear 1862
side Confederacy NERFINISHED
subordinateTo James Longstreet NERFINISHED
Stonewall Jackson NERFINISHED
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED
type infantry formation

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