The Confederate brigade that led the charge on the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg was Hood's Brigade.

Under the command of Brigadier General John Bell Hood, this brigade was a component of Lieutenant General James Longstreet's corps. On July 2, Hood's Brigade executed a major attack on the Union's left flank, focusing on Little Round Top and its vicinity. Despite initial advances, the brigade encountered strong opposition from Union forces, particularly the 20th Maine, and ultimately could not capture the objective, which played a role in the Union's overall defensive triumph in the battle.