Lane's Brigade

Lane's Brigade was a group of Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War, organized by General James Longstreet around 1862. Named after its commander, Brigadier General Samuel Lane, the brigade was known for its discipline and effectiveness in battle, often fighting in key engagements such as the Battle of Antietam and Gettysburg. Composed mainly of infantry, Lane's Brigade was part of the larger Army of Northern Virginia and contributed significantly to Confederate efforts in the Eastern Theater. Their role was vital in various campaigns, exemplifying the resolve and tactical importance of Confederate infantry units during the war.