Military errors for the day

From "Military Collector & Historian":
An official report of the Battle of Gettysburg states that 27,534 guns were picked up after the engagement, 24,000 of which were loaded. Half had two loads unfired, a quarter had three loads, and the remaining 6,000 had ten loads apiece. One Springfield rifle held 23 separate charges, while one musket contained 22 bullets and 60 buckshot.

Rico says men get confused in the turmoil of battle...