Note that this is geared for GA.

The Allied Army

Commander: Wellington (Great)

This is a Napoleonic Army of 4 Forces. Wellington has 2 Generals. (Although there was no formal corps system, Wellington had organized his army into four major "columns" from the outset of this campaign, each of which was semi-independent and tasked with a specific mission, very much like an army corps. Since these "corps" were commanded by men who were also supposed to be divisional commanders, it is assumed that their staffs handled much of the paperwork for their divisions.)

Army Artillery Reserve: Dickson

The Wellington player may deploy these artillery unitls with any of his corps, or he may create a grand battery at the outset of the game, deploying General Dickson (his artillery officer). This would count against his allowable Generals.
R: British 9-pdr Foot A
R: British 9-pdr Foot B
­R: British 9-pdr Foot C
R: British 9-pdr Foot D­
R: Portuguese 9-pdr Foot A
R: Portuguese 9-pdr Foot B
R: Portuguese 9-pdr Foot C

I Corps: Hill 2 / 18"

2nd Division: (Hill)
I/2/1 Cadogan (Highlanders) Elite 9SP
I/2/2 Byng Veteran 8SP
I/2/3 O'Callaghan Veteran 8SP

Portuguese Division: Silveira
I/P/1 Da Costa Veteran 6SP
I/P/2 Campbell Veteran 7SP

1st Spanish Division: Morillo
I/1S/1 Leon Trained 5SP
I/1S/2 Doile Trained 5SP

Corps Cavalry:
I/C Alten (mixed light) Elite 6SP­

Corps Artillery:
6-pdr Horse

II Corps: Cole (V) 2 / 18" Aggressive

Light Division: C. Alten
II/L/1 Kempt Veteran .5SP
II/L/2 Vandeleur Veteran 4SP
II/L/3 Portuguese Cazadores Veteran 4SP

4th Division: (Cole)
II/4/1 W. Anson Veteran 7SP
II/4/2 Skerrett Veteran 5SF
II/4/3 Stubb (Portuguese) Veteran 7SP

Corps Cavalry:
II/C/1 Grant (Hussars) Elite 8SP­
II/C/2 Posonby (Dragoons) Elite 6SP­
II/C/3 D'Urhan (Portuguese) Trained 3SP
II/C/4 Hill (Guards) Guard 6SP

Corps Artillery:
6-pdr Horse A
6-pdr Horse B

III Corps: Dalhousie 4 / 6" Cautious

3rd Division: Picton
III/3/1 Brisbane Elite 9SP
III/3/2 Colville Veteran 6SP­
III/3/3 Power (Portuguese) Veteran 6SP­

7th Division: (Dalhousie)
III/7/1 Barnes Veteran 6SP­
III/7/2 Grant Veteran 7SP
III/7/3 LeCor (Portuguese) Trained 5SP­

IV Corps: Graham 3 / 18"

1st Division: Howard
IV/1/1 Stopford Guards 9SP
IV/1/2 Halkett (KGL & Lights) Elite 10SP

5th Division: Oswald
IV/5/1 Hay Veteran 6SP
IV/5/2 Robinson Veteran 5SP
IV/5/3 Spry (Portuguese) Veteran 6SP

Ad-Hoc Portuguese Division: Pack
IV/P/1 Pack Veteran 6SP
IV/P/2 Bradford Trained 5SP

2nd Spanish Division: Longa
IV/2S/1 Trained 6SP

Corps Cavalry:
IV/C/1 Anson & Bock (Lt. Dragoons) Veteran 7SP

Corps Artillery:
6-pdr Horse
Spanish 6-pdr Horse

The French Army

Commander: Joseph/Jourdan (Poor)

This is a Napoleonic Army of 3 Forces. The French have 2 Generals available.

If using the optional rule for Baggage trains, deploy four such units within 12" of Joseph's headquarters

"Army of the South:" Gazan 4 / 16" Cautious

1st Division: Leval
S/1/1 Moncquery (Legere)
S/1/2 Morgan Veteran 6SP

3rd Division: Villatte
S/3/1 Rignoux Veteran 7SP
S/3/2 Lefol Trained 7SP

4th Division: Conroux
S/4/1 Rev Veteran 9SP
S/4/2 Schwitter Veteran 7SP

5th Division: Maransin
S/5/1 (Legere) Veteran 7SP

6th Division: Darricau
S/6/1 St. Pol Veteran 7SP
S/6/2 Remond (Legere) Veteran 8SP

Corps Cavalry:
S/C/1 P.Soult (Chasseurs) Trained 5SP
S/C/2 Tilly (Dragoons) Veteran 8SP
S/C/3 Digeon (Dragoons) Veteran 7SP

Corps Artillery:
S: 12-pdr Foot A
S: 12-pdr Foot B
S: 12-pdr Foot C
S: 6-pdr Horse A
S: 6-pdr Horse B

"Army of the Center:" D'Erlon 2 / 14"

1st Division: Darmagnac
C/1/1 Chasse Veteran 6SP
C/1/2 Neuenstein (various Gerrnan) Trained 6SP

2nd Division: Cassagne
C/2/1 Braun (Legere) Veteran 7SP
C/2/2 Blondeau Veteran 7SP

Spanish Division: Casaplicios
C/S/1 Guy (Sp. Guards)
C/S/2 Spanish Line regiments Conscript 5SP

Corps Cavalry:
C/C/1 Treillard (Dragoons) Veteran 6SP­
C/C/2 Spanish & German Lt. Cav Trained 3SP

Corps Artillery:
C: 12-pdr Foot

"Army of Portugal": Reille 2/12"

4th Division: Sarrut
P/4/1 Friron (Legere) Veteran 7SP
P/4/2 Menne Veteran 7SP

6th Division: Lamartiniere
P/6/1 Gauthier* Veteran 7SP (*Technically, conscripts, but performed so well, rated Veteran)
P/6/2 Merrier* Veteran 5SP

Corps Cavalry:
P/C/1 Mermet Veteran 6SP­
P/C/2 Boyer Veteran 6SP

Corps Artillery:
C: 12-pdr Foot

French Forces Which Might Have Arrived at Vittoria

"Army of the North:" Clausel (V) 2 / 12"

1st Division: Abbe
1/1 Soulier (Legere) Veteran 9SP
1/2 Cassan Veteran 8SP

2nd Division: Vandermaesen
2/1 Roguet Veteran 9SP
2/2 ? Trained 8SP

Italian Division: St. Paul
Italian Line & Legere Trained 4SP

Cavalry:
Chasseurs Trained 5SP

Corps Artillery:
N: 6-pdr Horse A
N: 6-pdr Horse B

Northern Detachment: Foy (V) 2 / 12" Aggressive

1st Division: Bouvier
1/1 Trained 5SP
1/2 Bonte Trained 6SP

2nd Division: Barbot
2/1 Veteran 5SP
2/2 Berlier Veteran 8SP

3rd Division: Taupin
3/1 (Legere) Veteran 8SP
3/2 Storm-de-Grave Veteran 7SP

4th Division: Sarrut
4/1 Fririon (Legere) Veteran 7SP
4/2 Delpire Veteran 6SP

Allied Forces Which Might Have Arrived at Vittoria

Elements of the Spanish Fourth Army: Giron 3 /6"

1st Division: Losada
4/1/1 Trained 6SP
4/l/2 Trained 5SP

2nd Division: Barcena
4/2/1 Conscript 4SP
4/2/2 Conscript 4SP

3rd Division: Porlier
4/3/1 Trained 5SP

British 6th Division: Pakenham

6/1 Stirling Veteran 6SP
6/2 Hinde Veteran 6SP
6/3 Madden (Portuguese) Veteran 6SP

Originally written for GRAN ARMEE wargames rules sammustafa.com/grandearnee.html

Battle of Vittoria 21 June 1813 Wargame Scenario

Historical Background
Scenario
Orders of Battle