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Historical Summary
The 1st Maine Volunteer Cavalry Regiment is renowned for its charge at Brandy Station and fierce fighting at Dinwiddie Court House. Suffering the highest number of combat deaths of any Union cavalry regiment, their heroic record is one of the most distinguished in the American Civil War.
Key Engagements
- No major engagements recorded.
Service Record
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