Grenze Regiments were used as light/line infantry. Usually they were brigaded in the advance guard or reserve divisions. Numbers ranged from 800 to 1300 men per battalion with one to two battalions per regiment.

Hungarian Fusileers wore white jackets and sky blue pants with a yellow seam down the side and yellow Hungarian knots on the front of pants.

AUSTRIAN GRENZE REGIMENTS: 1813
Unit	Tunic	Buttons	Facings
No. 5 Cavetzea	White	Yellow	Red
No. 6 St. Georgea	L. Brown	White	Red
No. 7 Brooder	White	White	Lt. Red
No. 8 Gradiskaner	White	Yellow	Lt. Red
No. 9 Peterwardiener	White	Yellow	Lt. Grey
No. 12 Detuschbantisches	L. Brown	White	Lt. Blue
No. 13 Wallachisch Illyrisches	White	White	Lt. Grey
No. 14 1st Soecker	White	Yellow	Bt. Red
No. 15 2nd Soecker	L. Brown	White	Bt. Red
No. 16 1st Wallachisches	White	Yellow	Green
No. 17 2nd Wallachisches	White	White	Green
Trousers: Lt. Blue and Leather: White

Tyrolean Jagers: Hat Black w/green plume + dark green band Med. gray uniform w/green facings
Jager white pants blue tunic & yellow facings

Hungarian Fusileers
Reg No.	Name	Facing
19	Alvinczy	Sky Blue
32	Graf S. Gyalai	Sky Blue
33	Graf Sztardy	Deep Blue
37	Baron De Vins	Flame Red
38	Herzog Ferd Von Wurttemburg	Rose
39	Thomas Madason	Flame Red
48	Baron Schmidfeld	Grey Green
52	Erzherzog Amtom Victor	Rose
60	Ignaz Gyolay	Grey Green
61	Saint Soliem	Turf Green
62	Franz Jellacie	Turf Green
Croats
53	Johann Jellacie	Rose
54	Graf Gallenberg	Dark Red

Austrian Army 1812: Cavalry
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