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Appendix A |
Wurzburg Army, end April 1755 |
Unit | Effectives |
War Council and Commssariat | 4 |
General Staff | 11 |
Leibgarde and Trabants (palace guards) | 57 |
Husaren Feldgarde (mounted) | 41 |
Dragoon Regiment Wolfskehl | 653 |
Infantry Regiment Hutten | 940 |
Infantry Regiment Drachsdorff | 951 |
Infantry Regiment Kolb | 936 |
Konigshofen Garrison | 19 |
Cadre of the Land Regiment (militia) | 92 |
Artillerie korps | 64 |
Total | 3,768 |
Appendix B |
Wurzburg Army in 1757 |
Field Forces | Paper Strength |
Infantry Regiment Rot-Wurzburg | 1,864 |
Infantry Regiment Blau-Wurzburg | 1,864 |
Kreis Infantry (9 companies) | 1,262 |
Kreis Cavalry (2 drag. & 2 cuir. coys.) | 301 |
Home Defence Force: Roughly as the remaining units listed in Appendix A, except that the effective strength of the Dragoons was probably only 300. The Land regiment
was mobilized in 1758 with 1,864 men. |
Appendix C |
Bamberg Kreis (Circle) Contingent 1757 to 1762 |
Grenadier coy. to IR Ferntheil | 100 |
Grenadier coy. to IR Cronegk | 100 |
Fusilier coy. to IR Ferntheil | 145 |
Fusilier coy. to IR Cronegk | 145 |
119 fusiliers to IR Varell | 119 |
1-1/5 coy to Cuir. Regt Bayreuth | 83 |
1 coy to Dragoon Regiment Ansbach | 70 |
Total | 762 |
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