Skirmish at Arnhofen
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 3:57 am
Small little skirmish between Crown Prince of Bavaria's first division vs the small brigade of Austrian commander Thierry. Jack maybe you could take a crack at this OOB. Thanks LN
Bavarian OOB
Crown Prince Ludwig 1st Division
1st Brigade-GM von Rechberg
1/1st Leib Infantry Regiment(Max I. Joseph) (800) 1 Batt
2nd Infantry Regiment Kronprinz (1,540) 2 Batt
1st Light Battalion Habermann (813) 1 Batt
2nd Brigade- GM Stengel
4th Infantry Regiment (1,645) 2 Batt.
8th Infantry Regiment Herzog Pius (1619) 2 Batt
Cavalry Brigade- GM Von Zandt
1st Dragoon Regiment (260) 2 squadrons
1st Chevauxlegers Regiment Kronprinz (470) 4 squadrons
Artillery- Major Halder (418)
Foot Batteries: Wagner, Hofstetten. 4 6 pounders, 2 howizters each battery
Light(Horse) Battery: Regnier. 4 6 pounders, 2 howizters
Reserve Battery: von Leiningen 4 12 pounders, 2 howizters. [u]Did not arrive at the battle[/u]
Effective strength: 8,000 at the battle. 2/1st was detached.
Austrian OOB
2nd Brigade: GM Thierry
Kaiser Infantry Regiment No.1 (2,678) 3 Batt.
Lindenau Infantry Regiment No. 29 (2,479) 2 Batt.
Levenehr Dragoons No.4 (725) Oberst Anton Graf Hardegg
8 guns 6 pounders.
The battle was about 5 hours long with Thierry forced to retreat after taking a serious setback. Even though he has only a brigade his command is almost as big the 2 Bavarian infantry brigades. Thierry commanded about 6,500 men it seems. Pretty fun battle as the Austrians went on the offensive, but quickly were forced on the defensive and a fight for survival.
Bavarian OOB
Crown Prince Ludwig 1st Division
1st Brigade-GM von Rechberg
1/1st Leib Infantry Regiment(Max I. Joseph) (800) 1 Batt
2nd Infantry Regiment Kronprinz (1,540) 2 Batt
1st Light Battalion Habermann (813) 1 Batt
2nd Brigade- GM Stengel
4th Infantry Regiment (1,645) 2 Batt.
8th Infantry Regiment Herzog Pius (1619) 2 Batt
Cavalry Brigade- GM Von Zandt
1st Dragoon Regiment (260) 2 squadrons
1st Chevauxlegers Regiment Kronprinz (470) 4 squadrons
Artillery- Major Halder (418)
Foot Batteries: Wagner, Hofstetten. 4 6 pounders, 2 howizters each battery
Light(Horse) Battery: Regnier. 4 6 pounders, 2 howizters
Reserve Battery: von Leiningen 4 12 pounders, 2 howizters. [u]Did not arrive at the battle[/u]
Effective strength: 8,000 at the battle. 2/1st was detached.
Austrian OOB
2nd Brigade: GM Thierry
Kaiser Infantry Regiment No.1 (2,678) 3 Batt.
Lindenau Infantry Regiment No. 29 (2,479) 2 Batt.
Levenehr Dragoons No.4 (725) Oberst Anton Graf Hardegg
8 guns 6 pounders.
The battle was about 5 hours long with Thierry forced to retreat after taking a serious setback. Even though he has only a brigade his command is almost as big the 2 Bavarian infantry brigades. Thierry commanded about 6,500 men it seems. Pretty fun battle as the Austrians went on the offensive, but quickly were forced on the defensive and a fight for survival.