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Commander of Union: General George G. MeadeCommander of Confederates: Robert E. LeeDay 1: July 1st, 1863 Confederates drove union our of Gettysburg union forces took strong position on Cemetery Ridge, overlooking the town union has the high ground.Day 2: July 2, 1863, Lee attacks both flanks, suffered many casualties, failed to remove the union from their positionDay 3: Confederates charges down the middle, union return and confederates retreat.Who occupied Seminary Ridge: confederatesWho occupied Cemetery Ridge: On day one the Union army occupied the ridgeLee's Right hand man @ Gettysburg: LongstreetWinner: Union
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