Austrian Army

Commander in Chief Archduke Charles (Poor)

Summary of Austrian Army

The general officers are Poor compared with the French army

The skirmish ability of the infantry in general is poor.

1 corps has two jager brigades who are excellent skirmishers.

The remaining three corps each have an equal share of good, average and poor infantry

General Officers

Commander in Chief

Four corps commanders

Reserve (artillery or cavalry) commander

1^st Austrian corps – General Lichtenstein (Average)

1 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SA

2 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SA

3 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

4 Infantry Brigade - CC FC SC

1 Cavalry Brigade - CB Light cavalry

Corps Artillery - CB 6 pounder

2^nd Austrian corps – General Klenau (Poor)

5 Infantry Brigade - CA FB SC

6 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

7 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

8 Infantry Brigade - CC FC SC

2 Cavalry Brigade - CB Light cavalry

Corps Artillery - CB 12 pounder

3^rd Austrian corps – General Gyulai (Average

9 Infantry Brigade - CA FB SC

10 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

11 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

12 Infantry Brigade - CC FC SC

3 Cavalry Brigade - CB Heavy cavalry

Corps Artillery - CB 9 pounder

4^th Austrian corps – General Merveldt (Poor)

13 Infantry Brigade -CA FB SC

14 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

15 Infantry Brigade - CB FB SC

16 Infantry Brigade - CC FC SC

4 Cavalry Brigade - CB Medium cavalry

Corps Artillery - CB 9 pounder