by Jean A. Lochet
III Army Corps: General Vandamme8th Infantry Division: General Lefol
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (6/180) 10th Infantry Division: General Habert
2nd Brigade, General Dupeyroux:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (6/181) 11th Infantry Division: General Berthezène
2nd brigade, General Labogarde:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (6/190) III Army Corps Artillery Reserve: six 12-pdr, two 6-inch howitzers(10/296) IV. Army Corps: General Gerard12th Infantry Division: General Péchéux1st Brigade, General Rome:
2nd Brigade, General Schaeffer:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (5/197) 13th Infantry Division: General Vichery1st Brigade, General LeCapitaine:
2nd Brigade, General Desprez:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (178) 14th Infantry Division: General Hulot de Mazerny1st Brigade, General Hulot de Mazerny:
2nd brigade, General Toussaint:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (358) IV Army Corps Artillery Reserve: six 12-pdr, two 6-inch howitzers (395) 6th Cavalry Division: General Maurin1st Brigade, General Vallin:
2nd Brigade, General Schneit:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (156) Detached from VI Army Corps21st Infantry Division: General Teste
2nd brigade, General Penne:
Divisional artillery: six 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (6/188) I Reserve Cavalry Corps: General Pajol4th Cavalry Division: General Soult1st Brigade, General Saint-Laurent:
2nd Brigade, General Ameil:
Divisional artillery: four 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (3/154) II Reserve Cavalry Corps9th Cavalry Division: General Strolz
2nd Brigade, General Vincent:
Divisional artillery: four 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (6/145) 10th Cavalry Division: General Chastel
2nd Brigade, General Berton:
Divisional artillery: four 6-pdr, two 5.5-inch howitzers (4/141) Total: The Army of the North's Right Wing under Grouchy, as per returns of 9-13 June began the Waterloo campaign with: 62 battalions, 51 squadrons and 96 guns, total 39,355 men. However, Grouchy's command was reduced to approximately 32,000 due to the casualties suffered at Ligny. Back to Empires, Eagles, & Lions Table of Contents #12 Back to Empires, Eagles, & Lions List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1995 by The Emperor's Press [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] |