French unit
Div GD Seras
IV/1st Léger
IV/35th Ligne
IV/42nd Ligne
53rd Ligne
106th Ligne
9th Chasseurs
10 guns
Div GD Durutte
22nd Léger (III, IV)
23rd Léger
62nd Ligne
102nd Ligne
6th Chasseurs
2 guns
units/men
1/720
1/964
1/665
4/2,211
4/2,255
4/707
10
2/684
4/1,622
4/2,612
4/2,101
4/471
2
1:50
14
19
13
44
45
14
1⅔
13
32
52
42
9
⅓
figs (units)
12
18
12
42 (12,12,18)
42 (12,12,18)
14 (6,8)
1
12
30 (12,18)
48 (12,12,12,12)
42 (12,12,18)
8
1
Sankt Michael
FML Baron Franjo Jelačić Bužimski, or FML Baron Franz Jellacic de Buzim, had just turned 63 in April and was in the last year of his life. Brought out of retirement to take command of a division of Hiller’s VI Armeekorps, he had got as far as occupying Munich but was forced to retreat with the general advance of the French and their allies. On his way from Salzburg to unite with Archduke Johann at Graz, he twice beat back a Bavarian brigade but was then caught by two divisions of the advancing army of Eugene, Viceroy of Italy, who had forced- marched to cut him off, blundering into his advance guard west of St Michael on the north bank of the Mur. Jellacic was not prepared for battle as he had sent away most of his cavalry and artillery before his march through the mountains.Orders-of-Battle
The first column names the individual unit, whether a battalion, regiment, battery, or just a detachment. The second column gives the number of sub-units (battalions, squadrons or guns) in the unit followed by the unit’s total number of men. The following two columns are dictated by the way I organise my 10mm armies. The first states the number of figures at a ratio of one for every 50 actual men. The final column gives the number of figures (at 1:50) or gun models (at 1:6) of each unit rounded up or down to suit my basing; and in brackets the number of sub-units, usually battalions or grouped squadrons of a regiment.
Austrian unit
GM von Ettingshausen
Esterhazy IR32
De Vaux IR45
GM von Legisfeld
Grenz Regiment 5
III/Reuss-Greitz IR55
EH Karl IR3
Salzburg Landwehr
O’Reilly Chevauleger 3
Detachment Ruiz
4 3-pdrs
units/men
2/c.2000
2/c.2000
2/c.2000
1/c.1000
1/c.400
1/c.300
¾/c.60
1/c.300
4
1:50
40
40
40
20
8
6
1
6
⅔
figs (units)
36 (18,18)
36 (18,18)
24 (12,12)
18
6
6
2
6
1
