The condition of the troops after the Battle of Gettysburg was Exhausted and depleted.

Following three days of fierce combat, soldiers from both the Union and Confederate sides experienced considerable physical and mental exhaustion. The battle led to substantial casualties, leaving many troops injured or disheartened. Although the Union Army emerged victorious, it grappled with the loss of thousands of soldiers and faced logistical hurdles in tending to the wounded and sustaining supply lines. This fatigue had a profound effect on their preparedness for future confrontations in the war.