Austrian 3rd Korps

FML Hohenzollern

Advance Guard: FML Vukassovich

2nd Btn 9th Peterwardeiner Grenz and staff 1,160 veterans
1st Btn Archduke Charles Legion 490 trained
4 Sqdns, 3rd Archduke Ferdinand Hussars 520 veterans
Cavalry Battery (4 x 6pdrs, 2 x howitzers) 6 guns

Division: FML Lusignan

Brigade: GM Kayser
2 & 2/3 Btns I R7, Schr^der (less 13 and 14 coys) 2,860 trained
2 & 5/6 Btns IR56 Colloredo (less 12 coy) 2,940 trained
Brigade battery (8 x 6pdrs)8 guns

Division: FML Saint Julien

Brigade: GM Alois Lichtenstein
2 & 2/3 Btns IR12 Manfredini (less 13 and 14 coys) 2,670 trained
2 Btns IR23 WOrtemburg 1,630 trained
Brigade battery 8 pieces

Brigade: GM Bieber

2 & 2/3 Btns IR20 Kaunitz (less 17 and 18 coys) 2,720 trained
2 Btns IR38 Wurttemberg 1,950 trained
Brigade battery 8 pieces
2 Sqdns Ferdinand Hussars 260 veteran
Cavalry artillery (section) 2 pieces
Reserve Artillery (part): Oberst (Colonel) Smola 1 Brigade Battery
1 & 1/2 Position battery (6 x 6pdrs, 2 x howitzers)
1 12pdr battery (4 x 12pdrs, 2 x howitzers) Total, 22 pieces
Pioneers 330
Staff infantry 95
Staff cavalry 37
Total artillery crew 2,140

LOSSES

Krieg: 100 officers and 3,758 men (18%); 4 guns
Arnold: 3,463
Petre: 3,846

I have counted the Legion as trained as the woodland fighting would have been to their liking, but command and control problems would have reduced their effectiveness. If they move into the open count as raw. GM Moritz Lichtenstein is not mentioned in the lists, but could go in with the Kaunitz Regiment.

Alois and Moritz Lichtenstein, Bieber, Lusignan and Vukassovich were all wounded - real front-line leadership. (Source: Krieg 1809, Vol. 1, p.385.)

French 3rd Corps (part)

Marshal Davout

4th Division: GD Saint Hilaire

Brigade: GB Lorencez
3 Btns 10 Legere2,500 veterans
3 Btns 3 Ligne2,030 veterans
3 Btns 57 Ligne 1,930 veterans

Brigade: GB Destabenrath
3 Btns 72 Ligne2,220 trained
3 Btns 105 Ligne2,160 trained

2nd Division: GD Friant

Brigade: GB Gilly
2 btns 15 Legere 1,400 trained
3 Btns 33 Ligne 2,100 veterans

Brigade: GB Grandeau
3 Bins 108 Ligne2,100 veterans
3 Btns 111 Ligne 2,100 veterans

Brigade: GB Barbanegre
3 Btns 48 Ligne 2,100 veterans

3rd Division (part)

Brigade: GB Petit
3 Btns 12 Ligne 2,100 veterans
3 Btns 21 Ligne 2,100 veterans

Corps artillery resources

perhaps totalling some 36 pieces

Based on 'Armies on the Danube', pp.69, 70 All French general officers appear to have been very good. Petit and Friant are simplified and slightly reduced due to earlier combats. Veterans are taken as having fought at least three major battles, based on the relevant 'Osprey' books. Artillery would be mainly 6 and 8 pounder guns, and a battery of 4 pounders.

LOSSES

Krieg, p.394 gives a total of 3,300.
Saint Hilaire takes 73 officers and 1,750 men or 17% of the division,
Arnold has Gudin 80, Friant 317, Saint Hilaire 1,700, other 257, or 14%.
Petre shows over 4,376.
There were no wounded generals. View from the Buchberg looking south towards the Austrian position on the Hausener Berg The village of Teugen viewed from a position on the Buchberg, looking north

More Battle of Teugen-Hausen 19 April 1809

Introduction and Background
Preparation for Battle
The Battle of Teugen-Hausen
Order of Battle
The Wargame