Order of battle
Of the Austrian army in Germany,
(around
Ulm)
12 May 1800
Composed by Roland
Kessinger, source given below
IR
= Infanterie Regiment
Commander-in-Chief: FZM Baron Kray
Head
of the Generalquartiermeisterstab: FML Schmidt
GM
Chasteler
GM
Stibsitz
Col
Weyrother
5th “Radivojevich”
Light Battalion (6 companies)
9th “Peterwardein” Regiment Grenzer
(II. Battalion)
13th “Wallach-Illyrian” Regiment Grenzer
(1 battalion)
Croat-Slavonian Hussar Regiment No.
12 (6 squadrons)
“Erzherzog Ferdinand Carl d’Este” Hussar
Regiment No. 3 (8 squadrons)
Tyrolean Jaeger
(4 companies)
12. “Rubenitz” Light Battalion (6 companies)
9th “Peterwardein” Regiment Grenzer
(IV. Battalion)
Uhlan Regiment No. 2 (8 squadrons)
Wurmser Freikorps
(12 companies)
“Merveldt” Uhlan Regiment No. 1 (8
squadrons)
“Blankenstein” Hussar Regiment No.
6 (8 squadrons)
1.
TREFFEN
FML Prinz Carl Lothringen
GM Canisius
“Kaiser” Kurassier
Regiment No. 1 (6 squadrons)
“Herzog Albert” Kurassier Regiment
No. 3 (6 squadrons)
“K. Lothringen”
Kurassier Regiment No. 7 (6 squadrons)
“Hohenzollern” Kurassier Regiment no.
8 (6 squadrons)
FML Lindenau
Col. Bayer
IR No. 3 “Erzherzog
Karl” (3 battalions)
IR No. 41 “Bender” (3 battalions)
IR No. 50 “Stain” (3 battalions)
FML L. Baillet-Latour
GM Lövenberg
IR No. 22 “Lacy”
(3 battalions)
IR No. 38 “Württemberg” (2 battalions)
IR No. 21 “Gemmingen”
(2 battalions)
IR No. 55 “Murray” (2 battalions)
FML Riesch
GM Bolza
“Zeschwitz” Kurassier
Regiment No. 5 (4 squadrons)
“Nassau” Kurassier Regiment No. 9 (6
squadrons)
GM Graf A. Hadik
“Erzherzog Ferdinand”
Light Dragoon Regiment No. 2 (6 squadrons)
“Coburg” Light Dragoon Regiment No.
6 (6 squadrons)
FML Graf Spork
GM Hohenlohe
IR No. 9 “Clairfait”
(2 battalions)
IR No. 29 “O. Wallis” (2 battalions)
IR No. 31 “Benjowsky”
(3 battalions)
IR No. 42 “Erbach” (2 battalions)
FML Klinglin
GM Görger
“Erzherzog Franz
d’Este” Kurassier Regiment No. 2 (6 squadrons)
“Ansbach” Kurassier
Regiment No. 11 (6 squadrons)
Generalleutnant Zweibrücken
Generalmajor Wieden
Bavarian-Palatinat
troops (12 battalions)
Bavarian-Palatinat Chevauxlegers (3
squadrons)
“Kinsky” Light
Dragoons No. 12
GM Prinz Hessen-Homburg
“Latour” Light
Dragoons No. 11
Regiment “Rovéréa”
(Swiss Mercenaries; 1 battalion)
Grenadier Battalion “Flemming” (1/7/12)
Grenadier Battalion “Fitz-Gibbon” (2/31/60)
Grenadier Battalion “Rüffer” (3/35/50)
Grenadier Battalion “Tegethoff” (20/22/29)
Grenadier Battalion “Fölseis” (21/42/54)
Grenadier Battalion “Schulz” (41/49/56)
IR No. 2 “Erzherzog
Ferdinand” (3 battalions)
Grenadier Battalion “Wouvremanns” (9/30/58)
Grenadier Battalion “Ligne” (38/55)
FML Hohenlohe
GM Wilhelmi
16th Wallach-Siebenburgian
Regiment Grenzer (1 battalion)
IR No. 35 “Wenkheim” (2 battalions)
Wurttemberg troops
(Reichskontingents-Ergänzungs-Korps) (3 battalions)
Tyrolean Jaeger (6 companies)
Trierer Jaeger
(Imperial Contingent; 2 companies)
“Kaiser” Hussar
Regiment No. 1 (8 squadrons)
“Mack” Kurassier Regiment No. 10 (6
squadrons)
“Vecsey” Hussar
Regiment No. 4 (6 squadrons)
“Szekler” Hussar Regiment No. 11 (6
squadrons)
Dragoon Regiment No. 13 (6 squadrons)
FML Hiller
GM Auffenberg
1st “Strozzi”
Light Battalion (6 companies)
9th Peterwardein Regiment Grenzer (I.
Battalion)
8th Gradiska Regiment Grenzer (III.
Battalion)
IR No. 54 “Callenberg” (2 battalions)
Croat-Slavonian Hussar Regiment No.
12 (2 squadrons)
Regiment “Salis”
(Swiss mercenaries; 1 battalion)
Regiment “Bachmann” (Swiss mercenaries;
1 battalion)
FML Linken
GM Jellachich
7th Broder Regiment
Grenzer (I. Battalion)
9th Peterwardein Regiment Grenzer (III.
Battalion)
IR No. 54 “Callenberg” (1 battalion)
IR No. 60 (2 battalions)
IR No. 56 “W.
Colloredo” (3 battalions)
IR No. 20 “Kaunitz” (3 battalions)
8th Gradiska
Regiment Grenzer (II. Battalion)
IR No. 12 “Manfredini” (3 battalions)
“Modena” Light
Dragoon Regiment No. 5 (6 squadrons)
Waldeck Light
Dragoon Regiment No. 7 (6 squadrons)
GM Gavasini
16th Wallach-Siebenburgian
Regiment Grenzer (II. and III. Battalion)
8th Gradiska Regiment Grenzer (I. Battalion)
IR No. 7 “C. Schröder” (3 battalions)
IR No. 21 “Gemmingen” (1 battalion)
IR No. 29 “O. Wallis” (1 battalion)
IR No. 30 “De Ligne” (1 battalion)
IR No. 35 “Wenkheim” (III. Bat)
IR No. 49 “Kerpen” (2 battalions)
IR No. 58 “Beaulieu” (1 battalion)
Bavarian-Palatinat troops (2 battalions)
Regiment “Baden” (Imperial Contingent; 1 battalion)
Regiment “Fürstenberg” (Imperial Contingent; 1
battalion)
Regiment “Königseck” (Imperial Contingent; 1 battalion)
Landsturm (local defence militia; 1 battalion)
“Zeschwitz” Kurassier Regiment No. 5 (2 squadrons)
Münster Dragoons (Imperial Contingent ?)
Deutschmeister Dragoons (Imperial Contingent ?)
Bamberg Dragoons (Imperial Contingent)
7th Broder Regiment Grenzer
(II. Battalion)
Cologne Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 2 companies)
Salzburger Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 6
companies)
Franconian Grenadiers (Imperial Contingent; 4
companies)
Palatinat Jeager (Imperial Contingent; 6 companies)
Oberrheinisches Kreisregiment “Carl Theodor von
der Pfalz” (Imperial Contingent; 7 companies)
Oberrheinisches Kreisregiment “Solm-Braunfels”
(Imperial Contingent; 4 companies)
K.K. Würzburger Regiment (Imperial Contingent;
2 battalions)
Fürstlich Würzburger Battalion (Imperial Contingent;
1 battalion)
Kurtrier Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 10 companies)
Bamberg Dragoons (Imperial Contingent1 1/2 squadrons)
IR No. 49 “Kerpen” (1 battalion)
IR No. 60 (1 battalion)
7th Broder Regiment Grenzer (III. Battalion)
Kurtrier Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 2 companies)
Kurköln Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 1 battalion)
Neuwied Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 1 company)
Würzburg Franconian Dragoons (Imperial Contingent;
1 squadron)
IR No. 30 “De Ligne” (1
battalion)
IR No. 58 “Beaulieu” (1 battalion)
Bamberg Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 5 companies)
Reuß Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 7
companies)
Hornstein Contingent (Imperial Contingent; 7 companies)
Franconian Jeager (Imperial Contingent; 2 companies)
Franconian Dragoons (Imperial Contingent; 1/2
squadron)
Source:
Österreichisches Staatsarchiv – Kriegsarchiv; Alte Feldakten, Deutschland,
1800/5/246