AUSTRIAN ORDER OF BATTLE Right Wing: General Frimont. Brigade General Besan Insurrectional cavalry of Somogy No. 2 Hohenzollern Dragoon Rgt. Insurrectional cavalry of Zala Chevaux Leger of O'Reilly Dragoon Rgt. Savoya 1 Coy, Blankenstein Hussars 4 Guns A total of 23 squadrons which wereset up "en echiquiers" (checkerboard? -ED), the right edge of the line reaching the river, the left edge in communication with the infantry regiment of Banat No. 1, in line. Center: Lt. General Collorede Infantry of De Vaux Salzburg Landwehr Judenburg Landwehr Insurrectional Infantry Rgt. of Vas, No. 5 Insurrectional Infantry Rgt. of Veszprem No. 9 Infantry Rgt. St. Julian Infantry Rgt. Jellachich (in reserve) In the Kismegyer Farmhouse: Graz Landwehr Infantry Rgt. Esterhazi (3 Coys) Infantry Rgt. St. Julian (2nd Coy in reserve) 12 Guns The Second line of the Center: Insurrectional Infantry Rgts. of Pest, Komarom, and Zala Landwehr of Bruck, Kraina, Marmbardsberg, Trau, etc. Reserve of the Center: Lt. General Jellachich Battalions of Infantry Rgts. Lusignan, Ogulin, and Alvinczy Landwehr Battalion Grenadier Btns. Salamon, Janusch, Simony, and Muller The reserve was placed west of the upper edge of Szabadhegy. Left wing: Lt. General Baron John Mecsery First Line: Infantry of Veszprim (5 Coy) Infantry of Vaz (6 Coy) Infantry of Sopron (2 Coy) Infantry of Pest (5 Coy) Infantry of Jasz Second Line: Cavalry (first in line, then "en exchequier") Archduke Hussars (8 Coys) Insurrectional Cavalry of Bars (4 Coys) Hussar Rgt. of Ott FRENCH ORDER OF BATTLE Right Wing: General Montbrun Montbrun's Light Cavalry Colbert's Dragoon division Grouchy's Dragoon division 24 Guns Center: General Grenier Infantry Division Serras Durutte Infantry Division Severoli Infantry Division Pacthold Cavalry of Barragney d'Hilliers Cavalry of Serras They stood in 3 lines, the commander of the first two being Grenier with 12 guns. The third line was commanded by Hilliers with 12 guns. Left Wing: General Lauriston Cavalry division of Sahut with 12 guns and a reserve of 12 guns with a company of infantry as a guard. Reserve: General Puthod 2 Infantry Divisions 12 guns In addition to the above, General MacDonald was camped nearby with 8-10,000 men. They did not take part in the battle. More French Campaign in Hungary 1809 Introduction Battle of Raab Order of Battle and Map Back to Table of Contents -- Courier Vol. VII #2 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1986 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com