by N. P. Marsh
Russian Third (Reserve) Army of the WestCommander in Chief: Tormassov IX Corps: Kamenski18th Division: Prince Tchervatov
Vladimir Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Dnieper Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Kostroma Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions 28th Jager Regiment - 2 Battalions Attached Pavlograd Hussar Regiment - 8 squadrons X Corps: Markoff15th Division: Nasimov
Koslov Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Vitebsk Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions 14th Jager Regiment - 2 Battalions 9th Division: Udom
Nacheberg Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions 10th Jager Regiment - 2 Battalions Attached 17th Cavalry Brigade(-): Madetof Alexandria Hussar Regiment - 8 Squadrons Cavalry Corps: Lambert5th Cavalry Division
Starodoub Dragoon Regiment - 4 Squadrons 17th Cavalry Brigade(-)
8th Cavalry Division 24th Cavalry Brigade(-) Taganrog Dragoon Regiment - 4 Squadrons Irregulars: 3 Cossack Pulks - each of 5 Sotnia Artillery
Light Battery 34 - 8 6pdrs, 4 10pdr licornes Horse Battery 12 - 8 6pdrs, 4 10pdr licornes At least a further 12 cannon were present, and perhaps as many as 36
32 Squadrons at 100 men each 3200 15 Sotnia at 100 men each 1500 6 Batteries at 300 men each 1800 18500 men Austro-Saxon ArmyCommander in Chief. Schwarzenberg Saxon VII Corps: Reynier
Prinz Clemens Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions (4 Regimental Cannon) 2nd Brigade: Nostitz 1st Light Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Prinz Anton Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions (4 Regimental Cannon) Attached
Please note all regimental cannon are 4pdrs 22nd Division: Funcke
Von Anger Grenadier Battalion 2nd Light Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Attached: 3rd Foot Battery - 4 6pdrs, 2 howitzers Corps Cavalry: von Gablenz
Polenz Chevau-leger Regiment - 4 Squadrons Prinz Clemens Uhlan Regiment - 4 Squadrons lst Horse Battery - 4 6pdrs, 2 howitzers Corps Artillery
2nd Foot Battery - 4 l2pdrs, 2 howitzers The Saxon VII Corps had suffered very little attrition at this stage of the campaign and most units were still at or near full strength. 13 Battalions at 700 men each 9100 Austrian HilfkorpsUnits engaged in main action: Division Bianchi
Colloredo-Mansfeld Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Brigade Lifienberg
Simbschen Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions 2 Brigade Batteries - 2 @ 8 6pdrs each Brigade von Zechmeister
O'Reilly Chevau-leger Regiment - 6 Squadrons 8 Battalions at 900 men each 7200 Total Forces actually engaged
8800 Austrian 20570 men Units in area of Podoubny not actively engaged Division Siegenthal
Waradinser Kreutzer Grenz Regiment - 2 Battalions Czartoryski Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Prinz de Ligne Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions 1 Brigade Battery - 8 6pdrs 1 Position Battery - 4 6pdrs, 2 howitzers Brigade Frohlich
Blankenstein Hussar Regiment - 6 Squadrons 6 Battalions at 900 men each 5400 Jager Battalion 600 12 Squadrons at 100 men each 1200 1 Battery at 150 men 150 1 battery at 200 men 200 7550 men Units in area of Gorodetschna not actively engaged Commander: Frimont Division Trautenburg
St.Georger Grenz Regiment - 1 Battalion Beaulieu Infantry Regiment - 1 Battalion Duka Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Brigade Liechtenstein
Sottulinski Infantry Regiment - 2 Battalions Kirchenbetter Grenadier Battalion Brezinski Grenadier Battalion Attached 10 Battalion at 900 men each 9000 Total Austro-Saxon Forces 20570 engaged Please note that these orders of battle are drawn from a number of different sources based on parade states taken before and after the actual battle. The actual composition of the various divisions and brigades, numbers of batteries attached etc., varied from day to day and week to week. In the case of the Austrian Hilfkorps, in particular, various additional units joined the corps during the actual campaign, such as the Beaulieu and Duka Infantry Regiments. As such the order of battle is offered as a guide only, but certainly for the purposes of the wargamer hopefully the guide is accurate enough. Also note that all unit strengths are all approximate. BibliographyRiehen, R.K., 1812: Napoleon's Russian Campaign,
New York, 1990
RUSSIAN DISPOSITIONS
B MARKOFF & LAMBERT'S ORIGINAL POSITION C KAMENSKI'S SECOND POSITION D MARKOFF'S SECOND POSITION E LAMBERT'S SECOND POSITION F RIAJSK INFANTRY REGIMENT & TVER DRAGOONS AUSTRO-SAXON DISPOSITIONS
H LILIENBERG'S BRIGADE I LECOQ'S DIVISION J ZECHMEISTER'S BRIGADE K GABLENZ'S BRIGADE L HESSE-HOMBURG'S BRIGADE M FROHLICH'S BRIGADE N SIEGENTAL'S BRIGADE FRIMONT'S FORCES
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