FRANCE Command Structure: Excellent or Good

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1 GRANDEUR - ARMY LISTS Last update: March Dadi&Piombo FRANCE Command Structure: Excellent or Good 0-1 GUARD CORPS 1-3 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Guard Infantry (FP) 5 7/8 3 A 4 SkB, Elite 46/56 OR Guard Infantry (FP) 5 6/7 3 A 4 SkB, Elite 39/ Cavalry Divisions 1-3 Gren. a cheval (CP) (Max2) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Elite 33/40 OR Dragoons (CM) 10 4/5 1 B 2 Veteran 21/25 OR Chasseurs (CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 Elite 20/22 OR Lancers (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Elite 22/ Guard Artillery each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 0-2 Medium batteries H Art B 1 Art B INFANTRY CORPS each of 2-4 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Line Infantry (FP) 5 4/5 1 B 2 SkA 19/23 OR Conscript Line Inf (FP) 5 4/5 1 C 1 SkB 12/16 OR Veteran Line Inf. (FP) 5 5/6 1 B 3 SkA, Veteran 26/32 Additional cavalry(can form a separate Division or can be splitted into 1 Unit per Division) OR Chasseurs (CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 15/17 OR Lancers (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/ Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A CAVALRY CORPS each of 1-3 Cavalry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-4 Cuir/Carab (CP) (Max 3 per Corps) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Veteran 31/38 OR Chasseurs or Chevauxlegere(CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 15/17 OR Lancers (CL)(Max 2 per Corps) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/22

2 2-8 Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 Notes and options. At least 50% of deployed Divisions must field 2 Brigades. Special rule. If Napoleon is attached to a Guard Unit he doesn't have to take the casualty leader test for any 6 rolled during a Coehsion test. AUSTRIA Command Structure: Good or Average 2-6 INFANTRY CORPS (or COLUMNS) each of 2-4 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Line Infantry (FP) from /5 1 B 2 SkA 19/23 OR Line Infantry (FP) pre /5 1 B 2 SkB 17/21 OR Conscript Line Inf (FP) 5 4/5 1 C 1 SkB 12/16 OR Landwher (FP) 5 3/4 1 C 1 7/9 OR Grenzer (FP) (Max 1 per Corps) 5 4/5 1 B 2 SkA 19/23 OR Grenzer (FP) (Max 1 per Corps) 5 4/5 1 B 2 SkA, Veteran 22/26 Additional cavalry(can form a separate Division or can be splitted into 1 Unit per Division) OR Chevaul legr. (CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 15/17 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/ Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A RESERVE each of 1-2 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-2 Grenadier (FP) (max 1) from /6 1 B 3 SkA, Elite 28/34 OR Grenadier (FP) (max 1)before /6 1 B 3 SkB, Elite 26/ Cavalry Divisions 1-3 Kuirassiers (CP) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Veteran 31/38 OR Kuirassiers (CP) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Elite 33/40 OR Dragoons (CM) 10 4/5 1 B 2 Veteran 21/ CAVALRY CORPS each of 1-3 Cavalry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Kuirassiers (CP) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Veteran 31/38 OR Chasseurs or Chevauxlegere(CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 15/17

3 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max2) 12 3/4 3 B 2 17/ Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 Notes and options. At least 50% of deployed Divisions must field 2 Brigades. Up to 1/3 of deployed Infantry brigades can be upgraded to Mixed Brigades (FP-MX). Add 5pts per Unit. No more than 2 MX brigades per Division. Before 1809 the Austrian army was not divided into Corps, but occasionally in Columns (or Wings). If Colums are used, instead of Corps you can use Maximum 3 Columns. Each Column can include a mix of infantry and cavalry Divisions and up to 2 Divisions can field a mix of Infantry and Cavalry brigades. An army without Corps can have only Average Command Structure. RUSSIA Command Structure: Good or Average 0-1 GUARD CORPS 1-3 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Guard Jaeger (FP) post 1 (Max 2) 5 7/8 3 A 3 SkB, Elite 46/56 OR Guard Gren. (FP) (Max 2) 5 7/8 3 A 3 Elite 43/53 OR Guard Infantry (FP) 5 6/7 3 A 3 SkB, Elite 38/ Cavalry Divisions 1-3 Guard and Cuir. (CP) (Max2) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Elite 33/40 OR Dragoons (CM) 10 4/5 1 B 2 Veteran 21/25 OR Chasseurs (CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 Eite 20/22 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Elite 22/ Guard Artillery each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 0-2 Medium batteries H Art B 1 Art B INFANTRY CORPS (or COLUMNS) each of 2-4 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-4 Line Infantry (FP) from /5 1 B 2 SkB 17/23 OR Veteran Line Inf. (FP) from /6 1 B 3 SkB, Veteran 24/30 OR Line Infantry (FP) before /5 1 B 2 14/18 OR Conscript Line Inf (FP) 5 4/5 1 C 1 SkB 12/16 OR Jaegers (FP) from 1812 (Max 2) 5 5/6 1 B 3 SkB, Veteran 24/30 OR Jaegers (FP) before 1812 (Max 2) 5 5/6 1 B 3 Veteran 21/27 OR Grenadier (FP) (max 2) 5 5/6 1 B 3 Elite 23/29 OR Opolchenie (FP) 5 3/4 1 C 1 7/9

4 Additional cavalry(can form a separate Division or can be splitted into 1 Unit per Division) OR Uhlans (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/22 OR Cossacks (CL) 12 3/4 1 C 1 10/ CAVALRY CORPS each of 1-3 Cavalry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Cuirassiers (CP) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Veteran 31/38 OR Chasseurs (CL) from /4 1 B 2 Veteran 21/23 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max2 per Corps) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/22 OR Cossacks (CL) (Max 1) 12 3/4 1 C 1 10/ Corps Artillery each of M VBU I D Notes PTS 0-3 Horse batteries H Art B 1 Art B COSSACK DIVISIONS each of 2-6 Cossacks (CL) 12 3/4 1 C 1 10/12 OR Cossacks (CL) (Max 2) 12 3/4 1 C 1 Veteran 13/ Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 Notes and options. At least 50% of deployed Divisions must field 2 Brigades. Before 1812 the Russian army was not divided into Corps, but occasionally in Columns (or Wings). If Colums are used, instead of Corps you can use Maximum 3 Columns. Each Column can include a mix of infantry and cavalry Divisions and up to 2 Divisions can field a mix of Infantry and Cavalry brigades. A Russian army without Corps can have only an Average Command Structure. PRUSSIA Command Structure: Average or Poor 1-3 INFANTRY CORPS (or COLUMNS) each of 2-4 Infantry Brigades each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-4 Line Infantry (FP) from /5 1 B 2 SkA 19/23 OR Line Infantry (FP) before /5 1 B 2 SkB 17/21 OR Line Infantry (FP) before /5 1 B 2 14/18 OR Conscript Line Inf (FP) 5 4/5 1 C 1 9/13 OR Landwehr (FP) from /4 1 C 1 7/9 OR Landwehr (FP) from /5 1 C 1 SkB 12/16

5 OR Veteran Landwehr (FP) from /5 1 C 1 SkB, Veteran 15/19 OR Jaegers (FP) from 1813 (Max 2) 5 5/6 1 B 3 SkA, Veteran 26/32 OR Jaegers(FP) before 1813 (Max 2) 5 5/6 1 B 3 SkB, Elite 26/32 Additional cavalry(can form a separate Brigade or can be attached to a Brigade ) OR Landwehr cavalry (CL) 12 3/4 1 C 1 10/12 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max1) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/ Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 OR Horse batteries H Art B 1 Art B CAVALRY RESERVE each of 1 Cavalry Brigade each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-3 Kuirassiers (CP) (Max 2) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Elite 33/40 OR Landwehr cavalry (CL) 12 3/4 1 C 1 10/12 OR Hussars (CL) after /4 1 B 2 Elite 23/25 OR Uhlans (CL)(Max2) 12 3/4 3 B 2 Veteran 20/ Corps Artillery each of M VBU I D Notes PTS 2-6 Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 Notes and options. The term Brigade is used to represent what in other armies are called Divisions. At least 50% of deployed Divisions must field 2 Brigades. Up to 1/2 of deployed Infantry brigades can be upgraded to Mixed Brigades (FP-MX). Add 5pts per Unit. No more than 2 MX brigades per Division. Before 1813 the Prussian army was not divided into Corps, but occasionally in Columns (or Wings). If Colums are used, instead of Corps you can use Maximum 3 Columns. Each Column can include a mix of infantry and cavalry Divisions and up to 2 Divisions can field a mix of Infantry and Cavalry brigades. An army without Corps can have only Average Command Structure. GREAT BRITAIN Command Structure: Good 1-2 INFANTRY CORPS each of 2-6 Infantry Divisions each of M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 1-4 Foot Guard (Max 2 per Army) 5 7/8 2 A 4 SkB, Elite 45/55 OR Highlander. (FP) (Max 2 per Army) 5 6/7 2 B 3 SkB, Elite 32/39 OR Highlander. (FP) (Max 2 per Army) 5 6/7 2 B 3 SkB, Veteran 30/37 OR Light & Rifles (FP) (Max 4 per Army) 5 6/7 1 B 3 SkA, Veteran 31/38 OR Line, KGL or Brunswick elite 5 5/6 1 B 3 SkA, Veteran 26/32

6 OR Hanoverian line (FP) /5 1 B 2 14/18 OR Hanoverian Landwehr (FP) /5 1 C 1 9/13 OR Nassau or Brunswick line 5 4/5 1 B 2 SkB 17/23 OR Horse batteries H Art B 1 Art B CAVALRY CORPS or DIVISION(*) M VBU I D VD Notes PTS 2-6 Horse Guard (CP) (Max 2) 8 6/7 3 B 3 Elite 33/40 OR Heavy Dragoons (CP) 8 5/6 2 B 3 Elite 18/22 OR Light Dragoons (CL) 12 3/4 1 B 2 Veteran 21/23 OR Hussars (CL) (Max 3) 12 3/4 1 B 2 Elite 23/25 (*) Note. If just a Division is fielded no more than 3 brigades can be used and must be of different kind (max 1 CP). 2-6 Heavy batteries F Art B 1 Art A 20 OR Horse batteries H Art B 1 Art B 20 Notes and options. At least 50% of deployed Divisions must field 3 Brigades. The British army was structured without true Corps till the Waterloo Campaign. In this case use up to 12 foot Divisions, up to 1 Cavalry division and attach the Corps artillery to Divisions at choice.

The Battle of Pordenone 15 th April 1809

The Battle of Pordenone 15 th April 1809 In the spring of 1809, Austria achieved strategic surprise in the opening moves of a new war with France. Fueled by a heady combination of eagerness to avenge past