1. Marschall DivisionEckhardt Brigade
15th Grenzer Regiment: 1 Bttn: 1020 men 9th Frimont Hussar Regiment: 4 Squadrons, 500 men Foot Battery: 4x 3pdr guns Winzian Brigade
53rd Infantry Regiment: 2 Bttns, 1500 men? 1 Foot Battery: 8x 6pdr guns 2. Frimont DivisionVlasitz Brigade
9th Grenzer Regiment: 1 Bttn, 930 men 10th Stipsicz Hussar Regiment: 6 Sqns, 780 men 1 Cavalry Battery: 8x 6pdr guns Pulsky Brigade
1 Foot Battery: 8x 6pdr guns Vecsey Cavalry Brigade
3. Marziany DivisionMayer Brigade
27th Infantry Regiment: 3 Line, 1 Landwehr Bttns, 3760 men 1 Foot Battery: 8x 6pdr guns 4. Sommariva DivisionWrede Cavalry Brigade
5th Savogen Dragoon Regiment: 6 Sqns, 570 men Stutterheim Grenadier Brigade
Welsberg Grenadier Battalion: 790 men Chimany Grenadier Battalion: 695 men Faber Grenadier Battalion: 640 men 1 Foot Battery: 8x 6pdr guns Folseis Brigade
16th Infantry Regiment: 1 line, 1 Landwehr Bttns, 2620 men 5th Radetzky Hussar Regiment: 2 Sqns, 260 men 5. Radivojevich DivisionCsivich Brigade
6th Grenzer Regiment: 1 Bttn, 1190 men 52nd Infantry Regiment: 1 Bttn, 700? men Rebrovich Brigade
52nd Infantry Regiment: 2 Bttns, 1410 men Nugent Brigade
1 Position Battery: 8x 6pdr guns 12,000 stand of muskets to re-arm 6 Grenzer Regiments defecting from the French Corps SupportArmy HQ: FZM Hiller Stannissavlevich Brigade
15th Grenzer Regiment: 1 Bttn, 990 men 9th Frimont Hussar Regiment: 2 Squadrons, 300 men Foot Battery: 4x 3pdr guns 1 Pontonier Company 2 Pioneer Companies Corps artillery totalling 56 guns, probably deployed as:
2 Heavy Batteries@ 4x 12pdr guns, 2x howitzers 4 Foot Batteries@ 4x 6pdr guns, 2x 7pdr howitzers 1 Foot Battery: 8x 3pdr guns 7. Notesa) Divisions and Brigades are named after their respective commanders. General-Majors command Brigades, FML command Divisions. Back to MicroMark Napoleonic Austria List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Napoleonic National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2002 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. 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 |