La Bataille pour Donau 1805
Règlements Exclusif Pour le Règlement de l’An XXX et Le Règlement des Marie Louises
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Sept 1,2017 order the retreat. Strategically the battle was pointless, Mack had left only one battalion guarding the bridge at Elchingen and Général de Rules marked with an eagle or are shaded with a grey Division Loison’s 2e / VI Corps had forced it easily. background apply only to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX. 1.3 Haslach-Jungingen Haslach-Jungingen is a game of the 8th October battle between Général NOTE: All references to Artillery Ammunition Wagons (AAWs), de Division Dupont’s 1re / VI Corps (and supporting Division of ammunition apply, artillery Ricochet, Cavalry Skirmishers and Grand Dragoons à Pied and mounted Dragoon Brigade), and FML Mack’s Charges only to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX. Korps. Mack was again running a reconsaissance in force without scouting cavalry, and had little idea of how big a force he was facing, All rules herein take precedence over any rules in the series rules they maybe all of Murat’s “wing”. Dupont escaped destruction when may contradict. Général de Division Baraguey d'Hilliers arrived with his Dragoons à Pied division; but minus his baggage train which had been looted by 1.0 INTRODUCTION the Austrian cavalry. Mack retired injured to Ulm. FML Werneck with two Divisions plus the Reserve Artillery headed La bataille pour Donau is a series of tactical Napoleonic games of the North-East and more clashes with Dupont - before being overwhelmed battles that raged along the Upper Donau as Napoleon attempted to by Murat, GM Spangen with two Divisions headed south into Bavaria surround FML Mack’s Austrian army and then purse General - until surrounded by Maréchal Soult’s IV Corps, FML Riesch’s two Kutuzov’s Russian Army before it could link up with General Divisions were to cover Werneck’s flank by siezing the Donau Bridge Buxhowden’s Russian Army, a chase that finally concluded at La at Elchingen … Bataille Austerlitz. The Austrian Army at Ulm had a titular commander in Archduke 1.4 Elchingen Ferdinand, appointed so that he could pull rank on any Russian th commander who tried to command the Austrian troops; however it was Elchingen is a game of the 14 October battle between Maréchal Ney’s FML Mack was issuing the orders. Napoleon’s Ulm campaign finally VI Corps (less Dupont) and FML Riesch’s Korps. It was cold and a came down to a battle for the Donau Bridges and the possible escape mixture of snow, sleet and rain, as Riesch’s Korps arrived at the bridge route of Ferdinand’s (Mack’s) command into Bohemia. In order to to find one of Ney’s elite battalions had already secured the crossing. further confuse his troops Mack carried out an in campaign change They forced the battalion back across the north arm of the Donua and from three 6 companie bataillons and 2 grenadier companies to four 4 it deplanked the bridge as it retreated. As Ney and the rest of the companie bataillons and a bataillon of 2 fusilier + 2 grenadier Loison’s Divison arrived the French went back on the offensive, Ney companie. This and the rapid induction of conscripts into the infantry leading from the front. and cavalry further limited the formations’ ability to perform Ferdinand had escaped with 12 squadrons of cavalry into Bohemia manoeuvres under pressure. with Murat’s cavalry in pursuit, but the first phase of the Donau On the other side of the river, Maréchal Murat had been given campaign concluded as the Michelsberg (the forts on the south edge of command of the Chasseurs à Cheval of the Garde, Général de Division the Haslach-Jungingen map) fell to Ney’s Corps on the 15th October, Lanne’s V Corps, Maréchal Ney’s VI Corps as well as his own Reserve leaving Ulm defenseless. Mack finally surrendered on the 20th Cavalry Corps (including the Dragoon à Pied). Murat tried to second October, and the Grande Armée set off in pursuit of Kutuzov (and guess Mack (see Mack’s orders to FML Riesch for Elchingen) and supporting Austrian Brigades that had failed to get to Ulm) before his failed spectacularly, resulting in Ney having to force the Donau bridges Corps could meet up with Buxhowden’s Corps. twice, as well as leaving Dupont’s “Corps” to face Mack’s whole army. For the troops it was miserable, the weather on the Upper Donau in 1.5 Amstetten early October/November was particularly bad; wet snow, hail & near Amstetten is game of the 5th November rear-guard battle between freezing rain, quickly the ground conditions became an unpleasant Oudinot’s Grenadier Division and Kutuzov’s rearguard under Prince mixture of mud and wet snow. In these conditions La Grande Armee’s Bagration. Bagration, as usual, used his jägers to good advantage in the training against the recently reorganized Austrians tipped the balance. narrow pass between the hills and the Ybbs floodplain. The difference between the fixed organization of the French divisions and the constantly changimg Austrian ones is obvious, even in the two Napoleon created an adhoc VIII Corps under Maréchal Mortier to weeks of October. For example GM Auersperg & GM Gyulai’s cover the north side of the Donau, but Murat (again) borrowed the brigades at Günzburg and Elchingen. cavalry that should have provided reconnaissance. Cossack scouts had revealed to Kutuzov that Gazan’s Division was separated from the rest 1.1 Wertingen of the Corps, also in order to continue his retreat he needed time to Wertingen is a game of the 8th October battle between Maréchal carry off his train, including six heavy (12pdr) batteries, also Murat’s Reserve Cavalrie Corps supported by Général de Division Skepelov’s Brigade, kept in reserve, was especially tired after Lannes’s Grenadier Division against FML Auffenberg’s isolated destroying the large Donau Bridge at Krem’s the previous day. Division. The Austrian infantry held off the French dragoons until Kutuzov kept Bagration and the Austrians to cover his north flank in Lannes’s infantry arrived, six of the nine squares were broken before case Murat reappeared. night intervened. 1.6 Dürenstein 1.2 Günzburg Dürenstein is a game of the 11th November battle between Maréchal Günzburg is a game of the 8th October battle between Général de Mortier’s VIII Corps and Kutuzov’s Russians. It was cold and Division Mahler’s 3e / VI Corps and FML d’Aspre’s Division. The snowing, especially heavily in the mountain passes above the Donau battle started badly for d’Aspre and he was captured within the first Valley and this delayed the flanking Russian columns marching hour. Eventually FML Mack turned up and ordered a Donau bridge overnight, as well as the inevitable delays & losses to looting. rebuilt, just in time for another French assault, which eventauuly And so onto Schöngrabern & finally Austerlitz. For games on these crossed the bridge. 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La Bataille pour Donau 1.7 Formations at more than one battle 4.1.11 Artillery may only fire defensively (as the gate is broken down) Murat & escort Wertingen Amstetten 4.2 Special Structures: Strongpoint Dürenstein 1e / VI Corps Haslach-Jungingen Dürenstein 3e / VI Corps Günzburg Elchingen Gazan had houses at the east end of Interloiben walled up to make a Lannes & V Corps Wertingen Amstetten strongpoint tobe defended by his Grenadiers. 1re Dragoons Wertingen (Elchingen) As schlos except IR#3 Günzburg Elchingen The artillery battery may fire offensively in any direction. IR#8, #15, #24, #42, #54 Haslach-Jungingen Elchingen If captured by the Russians the Strongpoint is destroyed. IR#20 Günzburg Haslach-Jungingen IR#42 (grenadiers) Wertingen Haslach-Jungingen 4.3 Special Structures: Church / Convent / IR#57 (grenadiers) Wertingen Elchingen Schloss Edla Bagration’s Div Amstetten (Dürestein) Shloss Edla conists of a stone manor house and walled garden. Miloradovich’s Div Amstetten Dürestein Ober-Elchingen Convent, Haslach Church, Jungingen Church, Mack & Ferdinand Günzburg Haslach-Jungingen Amstetten Shloss Edla; as Schlos Dürenstein except Dienersperg Wertingen Haslach-Jungingen Only infantry may enter the church / convent / house hexes. Auersperg & Gyulai Günzburg Elchingen Infantry may cross the Edla Garden wall if there are no defenders, Riesch Haslach-Jungingen Elchingen they are disordered. If using the door rules, the door is always in the SWcorner. 2.0 RULES QUESTIONS 4.4 Vineyard (Weintrauben) Dürenstein Check the La Bataille forums on Consimworld: The vineyard is planted in neat rows reinforced with wire to facilitate http://www.consimworld.com . the growing, care and harvesting of the grapes. As such, travel across rows is difficult for any formation. It is difficult to deploy troops in the 3.0 GAME COMPONENTS vineyard. Historically the vineyards played an important part in the battle. A complete game of La Bataille de Donau includes the following 4.4.1 Cavalry: components: Cavalry can be in dismounted skirmish order (French only) 1. Six maps Or on a road or trail in Road Order. 2. A lot of counters 3. One Exclusive Rules Book 4.4.2 Infantry 4. Charts Infantry is in column or skirmish order. No other formations are 5. Game Turn Record Track possible. Columns must be aligned along the rows. 6. Terrain Effects Chart Only three increments per battalion per hex are used for all melee calculations. Skirmishers can fire up to three increments per hex. Melee factors 4.0 TERRAIN will be a fraction of the total while in the vineyard. French Ligne columns can skirmish fire in Vineyards with 2 increments only. 4.1 Special Structures: Schloss Dürenstein The battalion will be deployed in one hex. 4.1.1 The Schloss has limited access and stacking. Only infantry and When a vineyard stands as a single hex, the battalion entering is artillery may enter the Schloss hex, and only via the gate. Therein the assumed to be exclusively in the vineyard hex. There is a Zone Infantry may only adopt either square or skirmish order. d’Influence into and out of the hex. Only three increments can fire 4.1.2 Only infantry may assault the Schloss. Artillery and infantry may out or defend in a vineyard hex. fire at it. 4.4.2.1 Movement No regiments may enter or move through the vineyard, only 4.1.3 Infantry defending within the Schloss hex does not check morale battalions. as a defender in the pre-melee morale process. Moving down the rows in column costs 2 movement points 4.1.4 Infantry defending does not make morale checks due to combat Moving across the rows costs 4 movement points, and the a la Feu. formation is disordered. 4.1.5 Additionally a DD result does not cause a defender to retreat; it Exception French & Dutch Légère and Dismounted Dragoons does cause the defender to lose an increment (artillery first). The unit move in all directions for 2 movement points, and are not does have to check morale as a result of the DD. disordered. 4.1.6 Fire defence for infantry in the Schloss is 14 Exception: French Ligne pay 4 movement points but are not disordered. 4.1.7 Combat a la Melee – this position is made of substantial stone walls and limited access. Therefore, the defender has an advantage 4.4.3 Artillery unless Sappers breakdown the thick, wooden entrance. May only be on roads or trails 4.1.8 After calculating the odds, roll one dice. A roll of a one and the May unlimber on roads, but only one increment can fire from a Sappers breakdown the door. In this case there is no defensive melee hex. modifier. A roll of two, three, four, five or six and the defenders melee If an artillery battery is forced into or routs into the vineyard, it is value is multiplied by 1.5. eliminated. The vineyard does not block line of sight when firing into a 4.1.9 Only infantry units have Sappers. (NOT Jäger / Grenz or vineyard hex. It does block fire through the hex. Dragoons) 4.4.4 Vineyard Combat a la Melee 4.1.10 Attackers, who occupy the Schloss after combat, must remain Combat is based on a maximum of three increments per battalion in the hex for one complete turn before gaining the defensive advantage of 1.5 times their melee value. 4.4.5 Line of Sight
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You can only see the adjacent hex when in the vineyard 4.8.6.1 French: The road leading off the west map edge. 4.8.6.2 Coalition: The road leading off the east map edge (not trail) 4.5 Hill Trails (Dürenstein) Every 20 minutes each Russian and Austrian Brigade must separately 4.9 Terrain and Artillery Ricochet roll for movement on the Hill Trails Table. (The II & IV Kolonne roll Artillery fire that targets the following hexes terminates in by Brigade) them. Ricochet fire may bounce into, but not through the The battalion with the worst morale suffers the loss(es). – For the following hexes. Note in several 1805 battles ground Austrain Cavalry Brigade it will be a Kürsassier Regiment. conditions effectively stopped Ricochet Fire. Austrian Brigades do not suffer from Looter Losses. 4.5.1 Russian Looting Kolonne 2 & 2B Dürenstein Schloss Before entering the map Kolonne 2 & 2B must each roll a die and lose Interloiben Stromgpoint that many increments from the lowest morale battalion. If that is totally Ober-Elchingen Convent destroyed then the next lowest takes the losses. Amstetten Schloss (Edla) and garden 4.5.2 Russian Looting Kolonne IV Haslach Church Before moving to trail “0”. Kolonne IV’s Russians roll one die twice Jungingen Church and immediately suffer that many losses due to looters, this occured in Villages to towns they have already passed through. They lose that many Woods increments from the lowest morale battalion. If that is totally destroyed Donau River Hexes then the next lowest takes the losses. Upslope (Dürenstein, Wertingen, Amstetten) The muddy snow also limits ricochet in many battles. 4.6 Donau Bridges (October) NOTE: Artillery Ricochet only applies to the Règlements de l’An XXX. 4.6.1 Stacking limit on a built bridge is 4. 4.6.2 Stacking limit on a deplanked bridge is 1. Formation is 5.0 COMMAND (October) disordered. 4.6.3 Fire defence in all cases is 4. The Organization and Display Charts reveal the command structure of the armies. Refer to them as necessary. 4.6.4 Square formation may not be formed on a bridge. 4.6.5 Bridge Removal. In order to deplank a bridge it must take 3 hits. 5.1 French (October) Each turn, roll less than or equal to the number of increments on the 5.1.1 Command Points: The French receive one Command Point for bridge (a leader modifies the die by -1, an engineering leader by -2) Murat, Lannes, Ney and Dupont for a maximum of 4 Command Points. 4.6.6 Bridge Repair. In order to replank a bridge it must remove 3 hits. 5.1.2 Static Positions Each turn, roll less than or equal to the number of increments on the Dupont has declared Haslach & Jungingen to be static positions. Any bridge (a leader modifies the die by -1, an engineering leader by -2). formation within 2 hexes of a building is in command. Assuming the company survives enemy fire. 5.1.3 MU Size: The largest MU the French may create is a Corps 4.7 General Order d’armée. The following terrain requires formed units to enter General Order 5.1.4 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: when entering: Murat and Dupont. 1re Dragoons: If Klein is removed from the field Fornier takes over. Village 3e Dragoons: If Beaumont is removed from the field Boyé takes over. Marsh (artillery excepted) V Corps: If Lannes is removed from the field then Oudinot takes over, Woods but may only command a Division. Formations in Dürenstein Schloss, Interloiben Stromgpoint, Ober- VI Corps: If Ney is removed from the field then Loison takes over, but Elchingen Convent, Haslach Church, Schloss Edla and garden; may only command a Division. assume square formation. 5.1.5 Leaders of Special Ability: 4.8 Depots Artillery: Seroux, Ruty Cavalry: Murat 4.8.1 Wertingen 4.8.1.1 French: The road leading off the North/east map edge. 5.1.6 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may 4.8.1.2 Coalition: The road leading off the south/west map edge roll for initiative to form their own MU. Rouvillois (1/VI), Trelliard (LC/V), Colbert (LC/VI) 4.8.2 Günzburg 4.8.2.1 French: The road leading off the north map edge. 5.2 Coalition Forces (October) 4.8.2.2 Coalition: The road leading off the south map edge 5.2.1 Command Points: The Coalition forces receive One Command 4.8.3 Haslach-Jungingen Point each for Mack (Auffenberg, d’Aspre & Riesch when Mack is not 4.8.3.1 French: The road leading off the east map edge. present) for a total of 1 Command Points. 4.8.3.2 Coalition: The road leading off the south map edge 5.2.2 Static Positions 4.8.4 Elchingen There are 3 Static positions at Günzburg; one at the south end of each 4.8.4.1 French: The road leading off the South map edge. bridge. Any formation is in command if within 2 hexes of the bridge 4.8.4.2 Coalition: The road leading off the west map edge end or moving (attacking) toards the nearest bridge end. The static 4.8.5 Amstetten position of the central bridge, at Günzburg, includes the island. 4.8.5.1 French: The northern road leading off the west map edge. 5.2.3 MU Size: The largest MU the Coalition forces may form is a 4.8.5.2 Coalition: The road leading off the east map edge. Division. 4.8.6 Dürenstein
La Bataille pour Donau 5.2.4 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: 7.0 SPECIAL RULES d’Aspre & Riesch. Auffenberg never dies his ADC’s just take over. If Mack is removed from the field; Riesch then Schwarzenberg takes 7.1 Armored Cavalry over. Austrian Küirassiers are wearing armor. 5.2.5 Leaders of Special Ability: Cavalry: Mack (at Haslach-Jungingen) 7.2 Elite Infantry Troops Artillery: None Well trained and experienced infantry troops were able to refrain from 5.2.6 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may firing until it had its most devastating impact. This rule reflects the roll for initiative to form their own MU. discipline of elite troops and their ability to hold fire to the critical Gyulai (Günzburg), Dienersperg (Haslach-Junguingen) moment of an assault. 5.2.7 Command Distance: 7.2.1 Elite infantry troops are defined as those with a printed morale, Both lines of both Kolonne at Haslach-Jungingen are Divisions (total without modification, of 11 through 16. When an elite unit fires four divisions) defensively against any attacking hex and the attacker suffers a loss, the pre-melee morale check of all units participating in that attack, are 6.0 COMMAND (November) impacted. 7.2.2 The effect is that all the attacking units in this case suffer a minus The Organization and Display Charts reveal the command structure of to the pre-melee morale check. The exact minus is determined based the armies. Refer to them as necessary. on the morale of the defending unit. A 15 or 16 morale is minus 6, a 6.1 French (November) 13 or 14 minus 9, a 11 or 12 is a minus 12. These minus values are applied as modifiers to the attacker’s morale for each increment the 6.1.1 Command Points: The French receive one Command Point for attacker lost due to the Defensive Fire Attack. Murat / Lannes or Mortier / Dupont for a total of 2 Command Points. 7.2.3 When an Elite unit attacks, the opposite is true. If the attacker 6.1.2 Static Positions: There are four French Static Positions. The inflicts a loss the pre-melee morale check of the defender all the zones are the four villages of Dürenstein, Unterlioben, Oberlioben and defending units are impacted utilizing the relationship identified Rothenhof. Refer to the series rules for the effects of Static Positions. above. 6.1.3 MU Size: The largest MU the French may create is a Corps 7.2.4 When an Elite unit is the attacker against an elite unit, this rule d’armée. does not apply. In the event of an Elite vs an Elite, the attacker has the 6.1.4 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: standard modifier of minus 3 for each fire increment loss. Murat, Lannes, Mortier and Dupont. 7.3 French Dragoon Ability 6.1.5 Leaders of Special Ability: Artillery: Mortier The French Dragoons had a demonstrated ability to fight as more than Cavalry: Murat a mounted wave of assault troops. The French Dragoons have a “Sk” on the top of the specific side of their counter. 6.1.6 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may roll for initiative to form their own MU. 7.3.1 This value permits them to adopt an infantry type skirmish mode Rouvillois (1/VIII), Trelliard (LC/V) in upto two hexes. A Dragoon Régiment of 3 increments or less will be in one hex. When they are sitting on a hex side with their specific 6.2 Coalition Forces (November) side facing up, a Dragoon Régiment of 6 increments or less will assume 6.2.1 Command Points: The Coalition forces receive One Command to have 2 increments in each of the two hexes. A Dragoon Régiment Point for Kutusov for a total of 1 Command Points. If Kutusov is not of 7 increments or larger will assume to have 3 increments in each of present than Bageration commands the Corps. the two hexes. The Dragoon has a fire value equal to 2 factors per increment. Combine all factors which are firing on a single target hex. 6.2.2 MU Size: The largest MU the Coalition forces may form is a Kolonne. 7.3.2 This is not a “cavalry skirmisher” formation as defined in the Cavalry Tirailleurs. 6.2.3 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: Kutuzov and Bagration. 7.3.3 For all fire aspects the unit is assumed to be infantry in skirmish order. The dragoon unit may not charge, reaction charge, opportunity 6.2.4 Leaders of Special Ability: charge, or melee in any fashion. If an enemy cavalry unit charges the Cavalry: None dragoon, or attempts to melee the dragoon, the French checks his Artillery: None morale, at the moment of contact. If successful, the French Dragoon 6.2.5 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may then may retreat up to his movement value away from the enemy, and roll for initiative to form their own MU. at the end of this movement assumes a mounted column formation. If None unsuccessful the French Dragoon will rout its full movement away 6.2.6 Command Distance: from the enemy. Bagration at Amstetten is a Corps. 7.3.4 This special ability may only be used when the Dragoon is in Dürenstein either clear, cultivated or vineyard terrain. Kolonne One: is a Brigade 7.3.5 Wertingen Only: Dragoon regiments may also fight dismounted Kolonne Two: is a Division of three Brigades. Docturov in General Order in towns, when commanded by Excelmans. Their fire command both the division and a brigade. multiple is x2. Their melee strength is thirded. Kolonne Three: is a Brigade Kolonne Four: is a Division of three Brigades. Bageration 7.4 Austrian Infantry Training command both the division and the Russian brigade (the other two Note: Mack had recently recorganised the Infanterie Regiments from brigades are Austrian) three 6 companie bataillons into four 4 companie bataillons and Kolonne Five: is a Brigade combined the remaining two fusilier companie with two grenadier The Reserve Brigade and most of the Artillery are in the rear.
La Bataille pour Donau companie to make a fifth (Grenadier) bataillon. Most of the regiments captured Austrian horses after Ulm, and rejoined their parent had also left their battalion guns in Ulm due to lack of horses. régiments. These modifiers do not apply to the Grenzers or Grenadiers. 1er /1er 1er, 2e, 20e 2e /1er 4e, 14e, 26e Régiments -3 Roll to close 1er /2e 3e, 6e, 11e 2e /2e 10e, 13e, 22e Régiments -6 Roll to close when in general order - or assaulting into general 1er /3e 5e, 8e, 12e 2e /3e 9e, 16e, 21e Régiments order terrain (including special structures) 1er /4e 15e, 17e, 18e 2e /4e 19e, 25e, 27e Régiments -6 on morale when in general order 2 MP to change formation This also affects their change from line to carre. Austrians may not manouve in square but must change to line or column first. 7.5 Austrian Cavalry Training Many cavalry regiments have recently been expanded to wartime strength and training has not been fully completed. Général Dupont’s infantry is very thankful, although his baggage train was not. Austrian cavalry have a very poor recall die-roll. Austrian cavalry must pass a morale check to charge. Unlesss in a Grand Charge only one wing (of two wing regiments) may charge in a turn. 7.6 Nightfall Wertingen 18:20 Günzburg 18:20 Haslach-Jungingen 18:20 Elchingen 18:00 Amstetten 17:20 Dürenstein 17:00 Artillery line of sight is only out to two hexes from the battery No two hex range for skirmishers Cavalry may not get a charge bonus. All cavary movement costs are doubled. Visibility range for forming square in 2 hexes. 7.7 Scenario Reinforcements Forces may not block the entry hexes of enemy reinforcements. 7.8 Cavalry Skirmish Order Even though there is a row for cavalry skirmishers on the Fire Defense Chart, this applies only to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX. 7.9 Artillery Ammunition All AAW start with 8 rounds. Artillery may be resupplied normally as per the series rules, with two exceptions. Austrian Regimental Batteries do not have AAW and cannot be resupplied, they start with 4 rounds. There are no Austrian AAW at Wertingen and can only fire defensively. 7.10 Austrian Capabilities Degradation For each battle in October the Austrians do not win their capabilities are further degraded Wertingen 1B Formations in Line forming Square +6 Günzburg 2A Austrian Defenders in Line -3 H-J 3C Assaulting a Village/Special Structure -9 7.11 Dragoon à Pied Organisation The eight Dragoon à Pied bataillions were each composed of squadrons drawn from three Dragoon Régiments. Originally they were to be mounted on captured horses after the invasion of Britain, to reduce the shipping requirements. They were largely mounted on
La Bataille pour Donau 8.0 Scenario 1A: Hochenreichen Scenario 1B: La Bataille Wertingen 8.1 Introduction 8.8 Introduction Murat’s Dragoons fight the Austrian rearguard for Hochenreichen. Murat’s cavalry try to prevent the retreat of Auffenberg’s Auffenberg’s main force retires for a better position on the slight hill reconnaissance force with just his Dragoons and Corps Artillerie. west of Wertingen, trying to hold out until nightfall. 8.9 Time 8.2 Time Beginning with the 12:00am turn and ending with the 18:20am turn. Beginning with the 10:00am turn and ending with the 11:40am turn. 8.10 Command 8.3 Command Austrian: Auffenberg generates a CP. Note he can only command one Austrian: The Austrians have a local command defence zone based on of his two formations at a time. Binswagen. The unit within Binswagen village is in command. French: Murat & Lannes generate CP’s after they enter. Exelmans acts French: Exelmans acts as a Corps commander and is in command as a Corps commander and is in command from Murat until Murat from Murat. The V Corps Légère Cavalrie Brigade is part of the enters. The V Corps Légère Cavalrie Brigade is part of the Cavalrie Cavalrie Reserve. Reserve until Lannes enters. 8.4 Starting Positions 8.11 Austrian Artillery In Binswagen There are no Austrian AAW, Austrian artillery may only fire Rearguard, Auffenberg’s Division defensively (probably as part of a carre). Infanterie Regiment #57 Colloredo (Gr btn C & D co) 8.12 Starting Positions 8.5 Boundary Between Wertingen & Binswagen. In Square formation! 5 hexes from Binswagen, which represents Hochenreichen. All wood Auffenberg’s Division Staff & slope hexes are considered clear terrain. FML Franz Xaver Freiherr von Auffenberg Auffenberg’s Division Infantrie 8.6 Reinforcements GM Theodor Franz Graf Baillet de Latour French: At 10:00am from the scenario boundary, all Dragoon Infanterie Regiment #55 Reuss-Greitz (1., 2., 3. & Gr Btn) Régiments dismounted. Infanterie Regiment #18 Stuart (Gr btn) From Cavalrie Reserve Staff Infanterie Regiment #25 Spork (Gr btn) Chef d'escadron Remi Joseph Isidore Exelmans Infanterie Regiment #38 Ferdinand Wüttemberg (Gr btn) 3e Dragoon Division, Cavalrie Reserve Infanterie Regiment #42 Erbach (Gr btn) Général de Division Marc-Antoine de Beaumont Infanterie Regiment #57 Colloredo (Gr btn A & B co) re Infanterie Regiment #57 Colloredo (Gr btn C & D co) 1 Brigade was destroyed at Hochenreichen Général de Brigade Charles Joseph Boyé 6pdr Brigade Artillerie batterie e 5 Dragoon Régiment 3pdr Brigade Artillerie batterie e 8 Dragoon Régiment There are no Austrian AAW e 2 Brigade Between Wertingen & Binswagen. Général de Brigade Nicolas-Joseph Scalfort e Attached Cavalry Brigade 9 Dragoon Régiment GM Peter Freiherr von Dienersperg e 12 Dragoon Régiment Küirassier Regiment #3, Albert e 3 Brigade Chevaulégers Regiment #4, Latour Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Milhaud 21e Dragoon Régiment 8.13 Boundary e 16 Dragoon Régiment The whole map V Corps Cavalrie Brigade Général de Brigade Anne-François-Charles Trelliard 8.14 Reinforcements e 9 Hussards Régiment French: At 12:00am from the scenario boundary. e 10 Hussards Régiment From Cavalrie Reserve Staff & Assets 8.7 Victory Chef d'escadron Remi Joseph Isidore Exelmans 1re/2e Artillerie à Cheval French None possible at Hochenreichen 2e/2e Artillerie à Cheval Austrian Tactical Have any force in the village at 12:00 2e/5e Artillerie à Cheval 3e/5e Artillerie à Cheval 3e Dragoon Division, Cavalrie Reserve Général de Division Marc-Antoine de Beaumont Roll 1 die and divide by 2 rounded down, apply this loss to the 1re Brigade, losses during the battle for Hochenreichen (if scenario 1A is not fought) 1re Brigade Général de Brigade Charles Joseph Boyé 5e Dragoon Régiment
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8e Dragoon Régiment A loss a Wertingen affects the confidence of Austrian Infantrie to 2e Brigade form square. Général de Brigade Nicolas-Joseph Scalfort 9e Dragoon Régiment 12e Dragoon Régiment 3e Brigade Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Milhaud 21e Dragoon Régiment 16e Dragoon Régiment V Corps Cavalrie Brigade Général de Brigade Anne-François-Charles Trelliard 9e Hussards Régiment 10e Hussards Régiment French: At 16:00am from the scenario boundary. From Cavalrie Reserve Staff & Assets Maréchal Joachim Murat Général de Brigade Augustine Daniel Belliard (CoS) Elite companies of 9e / 10e Hussards (escort) 1e Dragoon Division, Cavalrie Reserve Général de Division Dominique-Louis-Antoine Klein 1re Brigade Général de Brigade Jacques Marguerite Étienne de Fornier 1e Dragoon Régiment 2e Dragoon Régiment 2e Brigade Général de Brigade Antoine Charles Louis de Lasalle 4e Dragoon Régiment 20e Dragoon Régiment 3e Brigade Général de Brigade Jacques Louis François Milet 14e Dragoon Régiment 26e Dragoon Régiment V Corps Staff Général de Division Jean Lannes, duc de Montebello Grenadier Divison, V Corps Général de Division Nicolas-Charles Oudinot, Duc de Reggio 1e / 1e Artillerie à Pied is not present 1re Brigade Général de Brigade Claude Joseph de Laplanche-Morthières 1re/ 1re Grenadiers (13e Ligne Régiment) 2e/ 1re Grenadiers (58e Ligne Régiment) 1re/ 2e Grenadiers (9e Ligne Régiment) 2e/ 2e Grenadiers (81e Ligne Régiment) 2e Brigade Général de Brigade Pierre Louis Dupas 1re/ 3e Grenadiers (2e Légère Régiment) 2e/ 3e Grenadiers (3e Légère Régiment) 1re/ 4e Grenadiers (28e Légère Régiment) 2e/ 4e Grenadiers (31e Légère Régiment) 3e Brigade Général de Brigade François Amable Ruffin 1re/ 5e Grenadiers (12e Légère Régiment) 2e/ 5e Grenadiers (15e Légère Régiment) 8.15 Victory French Tactical Net 15 increments, with both Maréchal’s on the field. Major Net 30 increments, with both Maréchal’s on the field. Austrian Tactical Avoid French victory
La Bataille pour Donau 9.0 Scenario 2A: La Bataille Günzburg Küirassier Regiment #8, Hohenzollen Within 3 hexes of Reinsenberg bridge, south of the Donau. 9.1 Introduction Reinsenberg Brigade Général de Division Mahler, has been ordered by Ney to force at least FML Ignaz Graf Gyulai von Máros-Németh und Nádaska one of the Donau bridges near Günzburg. Général de Division Loison Oberst Albrecht Joseph Graf Murray de Melgum (IR#20) was ordered to force the bridge at Elchingen, which was defended by Infanterie Regiment #20 Kaunitz (1., 2., 3. & 4. Btns) a single battalion. Attached Brigade Uhlan Regiment #2, Schwarzenberg 9.2 Time Chevaulégers Regiment #6, Rosenberg Beginning with the 09:00am turn and ending with the 18:20pm turn. On the road to the Günzburg west bridge (the bridge via the island), 9.3 Command north of the Donau. e Austrian: d'Aspre generates a CP until Mack or Ferdinand enters. VI Corps, 3 Division (Staff & Assets) Mack generates a CP after he enters, if he leaves the field Ferdinand Général de Division Jean-Pierre Firmin Malher takes over. Général de Division Adrien Jean-Baptiste du Bosc Dutaillis Oberst(s) may not command artillery to move or cavalry. Gyulai may (Genie) roll to create a light cavalry MU. In addition Ferdinand creates an MU Général de Brigade Louis-Joseph Elisabeth Cazals (Genie) e re consisting of one unit he is stacked with. 3 / 1 Artillery à Pied Mack was convinced that he wanted to keep bridges(s) across the Attached Corps Artillerie Donau open in order to keep flexibility. When Mack enters at 1e / 2e Artillery à Cheval Günzburg, he will go to a Donau Bridge and order the nearest 1re Brigade Regiment to replace the planks. Général de Brigade Mathieu Delabassée All the detachments have local defence orders. 57e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Austrian artillery may only move if their “Brigade” is commanded by d'Aspre, Mack or Fierdinand. They may not move under local orders. On the road to the Reinsenberg bridge, north of the Donau. e French: Mahler generates a CP’s. All the detachments have local 2 Brigade attack orders. Général de Brigade Pierre-Louis Binet (Marcognet) 27e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 9.4 Austrian Capabilities Degradation 50e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian Attached from 1re Brigade capabilities are disabled as follows. 25e Légère Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) Formations in Line forming Square – there are no French Cavalry. On the road to the Leipheim bridge, north of the Donau. 9.5 Starting Positions Avant Garde Brigade Commandant Étienne Nicolas Lefol, Corps staff The Austrian Infantry decided to finish destroying the bridges after Grenadiers Réunis de 3e Division breakfast. Any of the three bridges near Günzburg may not been destroyed, the bridge from the island to the north bank is complete, on 9.6 Boundary a 1-3 on one die the bridge to the south bank is complete, the Leipheim & Reinsenberg bridges are checked when the French arrive at the The whole map bridge: on a 1-2 on one die they are intact. 9.7 Reinforcements Within 3 hexes of Günzburg west bridge (the bridge via the island), Mack and Ferdinand turn up to see what is happening. south of the Donau. Austrians: Starting at 10:00am, roll a die every hour, on a one FML If the bridge from the south bank to the island is complete, d’Aspre and Mack enters; roll another die to determine which of the 3 bridges he is the Tyrolean Jäger Companie are deployed on the island. heading for. 1-2 Leipheim, 3-4 Island, 5-6 Reinsenberg Division Staff Army Staff FML Konstantin Ghilian Karl d'Aspre FML Karl Freiherr Mack von Lieberich Attached from Günzburg Brigade Austrians: Two hours later, Ferdinand enters; same die roll for entry location. Tyrolean Jäger Companie Army Staff Günzburg Brigade Archduke Ferdinand Karl Joseph of Austria-Este Oberst Joseph von Rüffer (IR#3) VI Corps having crossed at Elchingen earlier that day. Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (1., 2. & 3. Btns) French: Starting at 14:00pm; roll a die every hour, on a one; 2e Division Attached Division Assets / VI Corps has captured the Elchingen Bridge. Enter south of the 6pdr Position Batterie Donau, on the river road east map edge, in road column. 6pdr Position Batterie 3pdr Brigade Batterie VI Corps Cavalrie Brigade Général de Brigade Auguste François-Marie de Colbert- Within 3 hexes of Leipheim bridge, south of the Donau. Chabanais Leipheim Brigade 3e Hussards Régiment e GM Franz Xaver Johann Graf von Auersperg 10 Chasseurs à Cheval Régiment Oberst Ferdinand von Reinhardt (IR#38) Attached Dragoon Brigade (4e Division) Infanterie Regiment #38 Ferdinand Wüttemberg (1., 2. & 3. Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Antoine Laplanche Btns) 18e Dragoon Régiment Attached Brigade 19e Dragoon Régiment
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25e Dragoon Régiment 10.0 Scenario 3A: Jungingen 9.8 Victory 10.1 Introduction French Major Get at least 6 infantry btns on the The Austrians unsuccessfully batter the French strongpoint, until Mack south bank of the river at nighfall leads a massed cavalry charge, is wounded and his cavalry all race off Tactical Capture a bridge intact. to plunder Dupont’s Wagon Train. Austrian Major Prevent French victory A loss at Günzburg affects the freedom of the Austrian deployment 10.2 Time at Elchlingen. Beginning with the 14:40am turn and ending with the 16:40am turn. 10.3 Weather No artillery richochet 10.4 Command Austrian: Mack generates a CP. Mack is a Cavalry commander of Special Ability. The largest MU the Austrians may create is a Division. GM Dienersperg may only command a brigade of two regiments, if these are Chevaulégers he may roll for a Light Cavalry MU. French: Dupont generates a CP, and acts as a Corps commander of his Division, the Dragoon à Pied Division and the Brigade of the 4e Dragoon Division. He may create a Corps MU. Jungingen is a French local defence zone. 10.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian capabilities are disabled as follows. Formations in Line forming Square Austrian Defenders in Line 10.6 Starting Positions Around Jungingen Advant Garde Brigade Chef de Battalion Decouchy (Staff) Grenadiers Réunis de 1e Division 1re Brigade Généraux de brigade Marie François Rouyer 9e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 2e Brigade Généraux de brigade Pierre Barrois 96e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Attached Brigade (4e Dragoon Division) Généraux de brigade Louis Michel Antoine Sahuc 15e Dragoons Régiment 17e Dragoons Régiment With the Links Kolumne Mack’s Korps FML Karl Freiherr Mack von Lieberich Infantry in column, east of Lehr, and within 5 hexes Links Kolumne #1 Archduke Ferdinand Karl Joseph of Austria-Este Infanterie Regiment #8 Ludwig (1., 2. & 3. btns) #8 Grenadier bataillion is not present Infanterie Regiment #20 Kaunitz (1., 2. & 3. btns) IR#20 had suffered more than 50% losses at Günzburg Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (1., 2. & Gr btns) North of Lehr and within 5 hexes Links Kolumne #2 FML Karl Philipp Fürst zu Schwarzenberg, Herzog von Krumau GM Peter Freiherr von Dienersperg Küirassiers Regiment #3, Albert Küirassiers Regiment #6, Mack (both wings)
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11.4 Command Austrian: Mack is wounded. Riesch is in command. French: Dupont generates a CP, and acts as a Corps commander of his Division, Dragoon à Pied Division and the 4e Dragoon Division. He may create a Corps MU. Haslach is a French local defence zone. 11.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian capabilities are disabled as follows. Formations in Line forming Square Austrian Defenders in Line 11.6 Starting Positions Around Haslach 1e Division, VI Corps, Staff & Assets Général de division Pierre Antoine, Comte Dupont de l'Étang Chef de bataillon Bernard (Artillerie) 5e / 1re Artillerie à Pied 1e / 2e Artillerie à Cheval 3e Brigade Généraux de brigade Jean Gabriel Marchand 32e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Attached Cavalrie Brigade Cononel Phillipe-Augustin Rouvillois 1re Hussard Régiment
West of Haslach, Less two die in losses at Jungingen Advant Garde Brigade Chef de Battalion Decouchy (Staff) Grenadiers Réunis de 1e Division 1re Brigade Généraux de brigade Marie François Rouyer 9e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 2e Brigade Généraux de brigade Pierre Barrois 96e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) At the start of the battle the French place a loss counter (1-6) under each of; d'Hilliers (1re bde), Brouard (2e bde) & Oudinot (G/V) and 3 dummy units. Roll a die to see if any formation is hidden in Haslach. The Austrians cannot find out what is hiden until they assault into Haslach. d'Hilliers d'Hilliers, escort, 3e/6e AaP & 1re Dragon à Pied Bde Brouard 3e bis/6e AaP & 2e Dragon à Pied Bde Oudinot Oudinot & 1 Bde/Gren/V
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West of Böfingen; within 10 hexes, Infantry in column, Artilley 12.0 Scenario 3C: La Bataille Haslach- unlimbered Reicht Kolumne #1 Jungingen FML Johann Sigmund Graf von Riesch Infanterie Regiment #15 Reise (1., 2. & 3. btns) 12.1 Introduction Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #15 FML Mack tries a breakout / reconassnce in force and meets Général Infanterie Regiment #17 Reuss-Plauen (1. & 2. btns) de Division Dupont’s Division which is still carrying out its orders to Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #17 move upto the Ulm defences. An order had been sent to Général de Infanterie Regiment #18 Stuart (1., 2. & 3. btns) Division d'Hilliers, late the previous day, to support Dupont, but the Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #18 aide got lost, and did not deliver the order until late morning the next Infanterie Regiment #36 Kolowrat (1., 2. & 3. btns) day. Dupont sets up a screen in front of both villages and acts like the Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #36 whole VI Corps is in support, hence the variable French At least 300m behind Riesch, Infantry in column reinforcements. Reicht Kolumne #2 FML Franz Freiherr von Werneck 12.2 Time Infanterie Regiment #12 Manfredi (1., 2., 3., 4. & Gr btns) Beginning with the 14:40tpm urn and ending with the 18:20pm turn. Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (1., 2., 3., 4. & Gr btns) Infanterie Regiment #42 Erbach (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) 12.3 Weather No artillery richochet. 11.7 Reinforcements Riesch’s regimental artillery; 2MP per clear hex, due to lack of horses Note: Could be arriving late due to orders from Ney lost the previous and too much wet snow. night. Every hour turn roll a die, enters on 1-2. (Could already be in Haslach) 12.4 Command Attached Dragoon à pied Division Austrian: Mack is in command, if he is killed or leaves the battlefield Général de division Louis Baraguey d'Hilliers Riesch takes over. Which is strange because Ferdinand is supposed to Escort Dragoon Companie (mounted) be commanding the army. 3e / 6e Artillerie à Pied Mack is a Cavalry commander of Special Ability. Even more worrying 3e Bis / 6e Artillerie à Pied for the Austrians. 1re Brigade GM Dienersperg may only command a brigade of two regiments, if Généraux de brigade Joseph Mathurin Fidèle Lesuire these are Chevaulégers he may roll for a Light Cavalry MU. 1re Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) French: Dupont generates a CP, and acts as a Corps commander of his 2e Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) Division, the Dragoon à Pied Division and the Brigade of the 4e 2e Brigade Dragoon Division. He may create a Corps MU. Généraux de brigade François Pierre Félix Vonderweidt Ney, Lannes and Murat each command their own Corps if they enter, 3e Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) and generate CPs. 4e Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) Jungingen and Haslach are French local defence zones. Optional: See Haslach rules 12.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation Grenadier Divison, V Corps If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian Général de Division Nicolas-Charles Oudinot, Duc de capabilities are disabled as follows. Reggio Formations in Line forming Square 1e / 1e Artillerie à Pied is not present Austrian Defenders in Line 1re Brigade Général de Brigade Claude Joseph de Laplanche-Morthières 12.6 Starting Positions 1re/ 1re Grenadiers (13e Ligne Régiment) Around Haslach within 3 hexes 2e/ 1re Grenadiers (58e Ligne Régiment) e re e e 1 Division, VI Corps, Staff & Assets 1 / 2 Grenadiers (9 Ligne Régiment) Général de division Pierre Antoine, Comte Dupont de e e e 2 / 2 Grenadiers (81 Ligne Régiment) l'Étang Chef de bataillon Bernard (Artillerie) 11.8 Boundary 5e / 1re Artillerie à Pied East of the stream from Klein Gehr to the Donau 1e / 2e Artillerie à Cheval e 11.9 Victory 3 Brigade Généraux de brigade Jean Gabriel Marchand French Major Put both Divisions on Morale level two. 32e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Tactical Prevent Austrian Victory. Attached Cavalrie Brigade Austrian Major Capture Haslach church and place the Cononel Phillipe-Augustin Rouvillois French on level 2 without being on level 2 1re Hussard Régiment Tactical Capture Haslach church Attached Brigade (4e Dragoon Division) Généraux de brigade Louis Michel Antoine Sahuc 15e Dragoons Régiment 17e Dragoons Régiment
La Bataille pour Donau At the start of the battle the French place a loss counter (1-6) under 11 VI Corps arrives; Ney, Cavalrie, 2e Div, Artillerie, 3e Div (as each of; d'Hilliers (1re bde), Brouard (2e bde) & Oudinot (G/V) and 3 Elchingen) dummy units. 12 V Corps; Lannes, Cavalrie & Grenadiers (after Wertingen) Roll a die to see if any formation is hidden in Haslach. The Austrians 13 Cavalrie Reserve; Murat, 1re & 3e Div (after Wertingen) cannot find out what is hidden until they assault into Haslach. 14-33 Dismounted Dragoon Division. d'Hilliers d'Hilliers, escort, 3e/6e AaP & 1re Dragon à Pied Bde 34-66 Just more blowing snow Brouard 3e bis/6e AaP & 2e Dragon à Pied Bde Arrived late due to orders from Ney lost the previous night Oudinot Oudinot & 1 Bde/Gren/V (as scenario 3B) Attached Dragoon à pied Division Around Jungingen within 3 hexes Général de division Louis Baraguey d'Hilliers Advant Garde Brigade Escort Dragoon Companie (mounted) 3e / 6e Artillerie à Pied Chef de Battalion Decouchy (Staff) e e e 3 Bis / 6 Artillerie à Pied Grenadiers Réunis de 1 Division re 1re Brigade 1 Brigade Généraux de brigade Joseph Mathurin Fidèle Lesuire Généraux de brigade Marie François Rouyer re re e e re e 1 Dragoons à pied (1 & 2 btns) 9 Légère Régiment (1 & 2 btns) e re e e 2 Dragoons à pied (1 & 2 btns) 2 Brigade 2e Brigade Généraux de brigade Pierre Barrois Généraux de brigade François Pierre Félix Vonderweidt 96e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 3e Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) With the Links Kolumne 4e Dragoons à pied (1re & 2e btns) Mack’s Korps FML Karl Freiherr Mack von Lieberich 12.9 Victory Infantry in column, east of Lehr, within 5 hexes French Major Prevent Austrian victory Links Kolumne #1 Tactical Place any Austrian Infantry Division on Archduke Ferdinand Karl Joseph of Austria-Este Level 2 Infanterie Regiment #8 Ludwig (1., 2. & 3. btns) Austrian Strategic Capture Haslach & Jungingen churchs and #8 Grenadier bataillion is not present place all French Foot Divisions on level 2, Infanterie Regiment #20 Kaunitz (1., 2. & 3. btns) while no Austrian Foot Division is on level IR#20 had suffered 50% losses at Günzburg 2 Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (1., 2. & Gr btns) Major Capture Haslach & Jungingen churchs North of Lehr, within 5 hexes Tactical Capture Haslach or Jungingen church Links Kolumne #2 If the Austrians do not win Haslach-Jungingen then the Roll-to-close FML Karl Philipp Fürst zu Schwarzenberg, Herzog von of Village/Special Structures is increased from -6 to -9. (The Historical Krumau result was a win) GM Peter Freiherr von Dienersperg Küirassiers Regiment #3, Albert Küirassiers Regiment #6, Mack (both wings) Chevaulégers Regiment #4, Latour (both wings) Chevaulégers Regiment #6, Rosenberg (both wings) Cavalry Batterie West of Böfingen; within 10 hexes, infantry in column, artilley unlimbered Reicht Kolumne #1 FML Johann Sigmund Graf von Riesch Infanterie Regiment #15 Reise (1., 2. & 3. btns) Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #15 Infanterie Regiment #17 Reuss-Plauen (1. & 2. btns) Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #17 Infanterie Regiment #18 Stuart (1., 2. & 3. btns) Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #18 Infanterie Regiment #36 Kolowrat (1., 2. & 3. btns) Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #36 At least 300m SW of Riesch, Infantry in column Reicht Kolumne #2 FML Franz Freiherr von Werneck Infanterie Regiment #12 Manfredi (1., 2., 3., 4. & Gr btns) Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (1., 2., 3., 4. & Gr btns) Infanterie Regiment #42 Erbach (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) 12.7 Boundary The whole map 12.8 Reinforcements Every hour roll 2 dice, arrive in a column, less losses (table 25)
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13.0 Scenario 4A: Clear the Bridgehead Général de Brigade Eugène-Casimir Villatte 6e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 13.1 Introduction 39e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) South of the Donau – Grand Batterie Reisch you have your orders from Mack VI Corps Artillerie Ulm, 13 October 1805, in the evening Général de Brigade Jean Nicolas Seroux de Fay (Artillerie) My convictions! Colonel Charles-Étienne-François de Ruty (Artillerie) Bonaparte stays with the main column headed for Weissenhorn. He 1re / 1re Artillerie à Pied has done so because of the great difficulty in crossing the terrain on 2e / 1re Artillerie à Pied his way to the Iller which he intends to cross. 1re / 2e Artillerie à Cheval A glance at the map shows that it would be nonsense to rush forward e after Wiessenhorn because you would have to go back after Günzburg 2 Division (Artillerie) e re and that the Donau presents yet another detour to cross. This way from 9 / 1 Artillerie à Pied Günzburg is also difficult to travel due to the nature of the terrain. Austrian: Deploy second, near the Fisherman’s Hut, and north of the What we ought to do then, is to attack him first at Weissenhorn or at French. least on the day where he attempts to cross the Iller. Perhaps if by Reserve Brigade tomorrow he still has not crossed, then it presents a great chance, if he GM Malachias von Hermann has not first taken the turn at Memmingen, that the column from which Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (3. & 4. btns) there is attempting to cross by the left bank of the Iller should be left Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #54 behind. This would present a favorable opportunity to eliminate or Near Ober-Elchingen (historical), may be deployed at the hut if the annihilate this part, and if we fail to do so, he would probably think us Austrians won at Günzburg. foolish for not trying. Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (Gr btn only) The column advancing against Memmingen and the one on the left Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (Gr btn only) bank of the Donau are watching over this line of retreat. At least we Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz must consider about taking the trouble to block this route of retreat and make it more difficult for him to reach the Rhine. Perhaps by then 13.7 Boundary something will have happened to prevent him from crossing, especially since a Revolution has broken out. West of (but not including) Unter-Elchingen. 13.2 Time 13.8 Reinforcements Beginning with the 09:00am turn and ending with the 10:40am turn. As soon as all of Villatte’s Bde is across both branches of the Donau. 2e Brigade / 2e Division 13.3 Weather Général de Brigade Claude Pierre Rouget e re e No artillery richochet 69 Ligne Régiment (1 & 2 btns) e re e e Riesch’s regimental artillery; 2MP per clear hex, due to lack of horses 76 Ligne Régiment (1 , 2 & 3 btns) and too much wet snow. 13.9 Victory 13.4 Command French Tactical Get Villatte’s Bde across both branches of Austrian: The Austrians have local command defence zone based on the Donau. the Fisherman’s Hut and Ober-Elchingen. Major Have a at least one battalion in Ober- French: Loison is in command from Ney. Coisel & any unit he is Elchingen at scenario end stacked with are always in command. Austrian Tactical Prevent 2e Division Infantry passing the Fisherman’s Hut. 13.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation Major Force the French back over the Donau If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian stream (the stream near the hut) capabilities are disabled as follows. Formations in Line forming Square - There are no French Cavalry Austrian Defenders in Line Assaulting a Village/Special Structure 13.6 Starting Positions French: Deploy first North of the northern arm of the Donau, the short bridge has just been replanked. .2e Division Staff (part) Capitaine Michaud Coisel, ADC Loison .1re Brigade / 2e Division (part) Grenadiers Réunis de 1re Brigade Grenadiers of the 39e Ligne, Carabiniers & Voltigeurs of the 6e Légère. South of the southern arm of the Donau 2e Division (Staff) Général de Division Louis Henri Loison 1re Brigade / 2e Division (part)
La Bataille pour Donau 14.0 Scenario 4B: Ober-Elchingen Austrian: In Ober-Elchingen. Reserve Brigade, Ludwig’s Division 14.1 Introduction GM Malachias von Hermann Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (Gr btn only) Ney’s forces his way back onto the north bank of the Donau. Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (Gr btn only) 14.2 Time Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (3. & 4. btns) - Less losses, Beginning with the 10:20am turn and ending with the 12:00am turn. one die (total losses) Brigade Battery Infanterie Regiment #54 - Less one die 14.3 Weather losses, 3-4 one increment, and 5-6 destroyed. No artillery richochet Reserve Brigade, Loudon’s Division Riesch’s regimental artillery; 2MP per clear hex, due to lack of horses GM Joseph Maria Kajetan Freiherr von Ulm zu Erbach und and too much wet snow. Werenwag Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (1., 2. & Gr btns) 14.4 Command Infanterie Regiment #57 Collorado (Gr btn only) Austrian: The Austrians have a local command defence zone based on Küirassier Regiment #8, Hohenzollen Ober-Elchingen. Any unit within Ober-Elchingenvillage is in command. 14.7 Boundary e French: Ney generates a Corps MU. 4 Dragoon Division is part of West of (but not including) Unter-Elchingen. this Corps. 14.8 Reinforcements 14.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation None If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian capabilities are disabled as follows. 14.9 Victory Formations in Line forming Square French Major Clear the village by 12:00, without using Austrian Defenders in Line the 2e (Rouget’s) Brigade Assaulting a Village/Special Structure Tactical Clear the village by 12:00 14.6 Starting Positions Austrian Tactical Hold any part of Ober-Elchingen at the end of the scenario French: Deploy first Major Hold Ober-Elchingen Convent at the end North of the northern arm of the Donau, at least 5 hexes from Ober- of the scenario Elchingen. 2e Division (Staff) Général de Division Louis Henri Loison Capitaine Michaud Coisel, ADC Loison 2e Division artillerie à Pied & artillerie à cheval are with the Corps batteries 1re Brigade / 2e Division Général de Brigade Eugène-Casimir Villatte 6e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 39e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Grenadiers Réunis de 1re Brigade less losses (one die / 2, rounded up) VI Corps Artillery Général de Brigade Jean Nicolas Seroux de Fay (Artillerie) Colonel Charles-Étienne-François de Ruty (Artillerie) 1re / 1re Artillerie à Pied 2e / 1re Artillerie à Pied 2e Division (artillerie) 9e / 1re Artillerie à Pied 2e Brigade / 2e Division Général de Brigade Claude Pierre Rouget 69e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 76e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) VI Corps Cavalrie Brigade Général de Brigade Auguste François-Marie de Colbert- Chabanais 3e Hussards Régiment 10e Chasseurs à Cheval Régiment Attached Dragoon Brigade (4e Division) Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Antoine Laplanche 18e Dragoon Régiment 19e Dragoon Régiment 25e Dragoon Régiment
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15.0 Scenario 4C: Unter-Elchingen FML Alexius Freiherr von Loudon Cavalry Batterie 15.1 Introduction Between Unter & Ober-Elchingen Avantgarde Brigade Ney orders his infantry and supporting cavalry to clear Unter- GM Ernst Anton Karl Prinz von Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld Elchingen. Infanterie Regiment #8 Ludwig (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) 15.2 Time Hussar Regiment #6, Blankenstein Große Brigade Beginning with the 10:40am turn and ending with the 14:00am. FML Ignaz Graf Gyulai von Máros-Németh und Nádaska 15.3 Weather Infanterie Regiment #15 Reise (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) Infanterie Regiment #35 Maximillian (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) No artillery richochet Küirassier Regiment #8, Hohenzollen 15.4 Command Uhlan Regiment #2, Schwarzenberg Less Reserve Brigade in Ober-Elchingen Austrian: Riesch generates a command point. Unter-Elchingen is a local defence zone. With the his Avantgarde or Große Brigade French: Ney can generate a Corps MU from off-map. 4e Dragoon Ludwig’s Division Division is part of this Corps. FML Friedrich Joseph Ludwig Erbprinz zu Hessen- Homburg 15.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation Near Unter-Elchingen If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian Avantgarde Brigade capabilities are disabled as follows. GM Daniel Mécsery de Tsoor Formations in Line forming Square Infanterie Regiment #42 Erbach (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) Austrian Defenders in Line Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz Assaulting a Village/Special Structure Große Brigade GM Franz Xaver Johann Graf von Auersperg 15.6 Starting Positions Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) French: Deploy first Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) North of the northern arm of the Donau, at least 5 hexes from Unter- Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #24 Elchingen. Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz VI Corps Cavalrie Brigade Less Reserve Brigade in Ober-Elchingen Général de Brigade Auguste François-Marie de Colbert- Chabanais 15.7 Boundary 3e Hussards Régiment East of (but not including) Ober-Elchingen and its convernt. 10e Chasseurs à Cheval Régiment Attached Dragoon Brigade (4e Division) 15.8 Reinforcements Less losses, roll one die and distribute uniformly None Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Antoine Laplanche 18e Dragoon Régiment 15.9 Victory e 19 Dragoon Régiment e e e French Major Use the 1 Brigade of the 3 Division 25 Dragoon Régiment Tactical Use the both Brigades of the 3e Division e e 2 Brigade / 2 Division Austrian Major Hold any part of Unter-Elchingen at the end Général de Brigade Claude Pierre Rouget of the scenario. e re e 69 Ligne Régiment (1 & 2 btns) 76e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) See victory conditions for availability 3e Division Général de Division Jean-Pierre Firmin Malher 3e / 1e Artillerie à Pied 1re Brigade Général de Brigade Pierre-Louis Binet (Marcognet) 25e Légère Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) 27e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 2e Brigade Général de Brigade Mathieu Delabassée 50e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 57e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) With any Austrian formation Austrian Korps FML Johann Sigmund Graf von Riesch With the his Avantgarde or Große Brigade Loudon’s Division
La Bataille pour Donau 16.0 Scenario 4D: La Bataille Elchingen 76e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) Austrian: Deploy second, near the Fisherman’s Hut, and north of the 16.1 Introduction French Ney tries to his way back onto the north bank of the Donau against Reserve Brigade, Ludwig’s Division Riesch’s Korps, and set up a defensive perimeter. Further north GM Malachias von Hermann Dupon’s “Corps” is harassing Werneck’s Korps (with the Austrian Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (3. & 4. btns) Reserve Artillerie Train) which is trying to escape from Ulm, Werneck Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #54 finally surrendered 3 days later. Near Ober-Elchingen (historical), may be deployed at the hut if the Austrians won at Günzburg. 16.2 Time Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (Gr btn only) Beginning with the 09:00am turn and ending with the 14:00am Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (Gr btn only) nightfall. Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz Reserve Brigade, Loudon’s Division 16.3 Weather GM Joseph Maria Kajetan Freiherr von Ulm zu Erbach und No artillery richochet Werenwag Riesch’s regimental artillery; 2MP per clear hex, due to lack of horses Infanterie Regiment #54 Froon (1., 2. & Gr btns) and too much wet snow. Infanterie Regiment #57 Collorado (Gr btn only) Küirassier Regiment #8, Hohenzollen 16.4 Command With any Austrian formation Austrian: Riesch generates a command point, the largest formation for Austrian Korps an MU is a Division. Local defence zones exist at the Fisherman’s Hut FML Johann Sigmund Graf von Riesch and Unter & Ober-Elchingen. With the his Avantgarde or Große Brigade French: Ney generates a command point, the largest formation is a Corps. 4e Dragoon Division is part of this Corps. Loudon’s Division FML Alexius Freiherr von Loudon 16.5 Austrian Capabilities Degradation Cavalry Batterie Between Unter & Ober-Elchingen If playing the “historical scenario” not a campaign the Austrian capabilities are disabled as follows. Avantgarde Brigade Formations in Line forming Square GM Ernst Anton Karl Prinz von Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld Austrian Defenders in Line Infanterie Regiment #8 Ludwig (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) Hussar Regiment #6, Blankenstein Assaulting a Village/Special Structure Große Brigade 16.6 Starting Positions FML Ignaz Graf Gyulai von Máros-Németh und Nádaska Infanterie Regiment #15 Reise (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) French: Deploy first Infanterie Regiment #35 Maximillian (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) North of the northern arm of the Donau. e Küirassier Regiment #8, Hohenzollen 2 Division Staff (part) Uhlan Regiment #2, Schwarzenberg Capitaine Michaud Coisel, ADC Loison Reserve Brigade in Ober-Elchingen 1re Brigade / 2e Division (part) Grenadiers Réunis de 1re Brigade With the his Avantgarde or Große Brigade South of the southern arm of the Donau Ludwig’s Division 2e Division (Staff) FML Friedrich Joseph Ludwig Erbprinz zu Hessen- Général de Division Louis Henri Loison Homburg Général de Division Adrien Jean-Baptiste du Bosc Dutaillis Near Unter-Elchingen (Genie) Avantgarde Brigade 1re Brigade / 2e Division (part) GM Daniel Mécsery de Tsoor Général de Brigade Eugène-Casimir Villatte Infanterie Regiment #42 Erbach (1., 2., 3. & Gr btns) 6e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz 39e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Große Brigade South of the Donau – Grand Batterie unlimbered GM Franz Xaver Johann Graf von Auersperg VI Corps Artillery Infanterie Regiment #3 Erzherzog Carl (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) Général de Brigade Jean Nicolas Seroux de Fay (Artillerie) Infanterie Regiment #24 Auersberg (1., 2., 3. & 4. btns) Colonel Charles-Étienne-François de Ruty (Artillerie) Brigade Batterie Infanterie Regiment #24 1re / 1re Artillerie à Pied Küirassier Regiment #2, Erzherzog Franz 2e / 1re Artillerie à Pied Reserve Brigade in Ober-Elchingen 2e Division (artillerie) 9e / 1re Artillerie à Pied 16.7 Boundary 1re / 2e Artillerie à Cheval The whole map 3e Division (artillerie) part 1re / 2e Artillerie à Cheval 16.8 Reinforcements South of the Donau – maybe off map. French: At 10:00am from the south edge of the map. The cavalrie 2e Brigade / 2e Division arrived on the western road to the bridge. Général de Brigade Claude Pierre Rouget VI Corps Cavalrie Brigade 69e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns)
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Général de Brigade Auguste François-Marie de Colbert- 17.0 Scenario 5A: Amstetten Chabanais 3e Hussards Régiment 17.1 Introduction 10e Chasseurs à Cheval Régiment Attached Dragoon Brigade (4e Division) Lannes Grenadiers fight the Bagration’s Russo-Austrian rearguard to force the pass at Amstetten. Général de Brigade Jean-Baptiste Antoine Laplanche 18e Dragoon Régiment 17.2 Time 19e Dragoon Régiment 25e Dragoon Régiment Beginning with the 13:00am turn and ending at nightfall 17:20pm. French: At 10:00am from the south edge of the map. The infantry arrived on the eastern road to the bridge. 17.3 Command 3e Division Coalition: The Coalition has a local command defence zone based on Général de Division Jean-Pierre Firmin Malher Amstetten. Any unit within Amstetten village or Schloss Edla is in Général de Brigade Louis-Joseph Elisabeth Cazals (Genie) command. Bagration generates a CP, he commands a Corps of his was wouded at Günzburg Division and two Austrian Brigades. 3e / 1e Artillerie à Pied French: Lannes generates a CP. Murat generates a CP but may 1re Brigade command only cavalry he is stacked with. If Lannes is killed, then Murat takes command of the V Corps, but can only generate a Général de Brigade Pierre-Louis Binet (Marcognet) divisional MU. 25e Légère Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) 27e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 17.4 Starting Positions 2e Brigade Near Amstetten village, Schloss Edla, the swamp south of the village Général de Brigade Mathieu Delabassée and the hill north of the village. 50e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 57e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Rearguard Kolonne Generalmajor Count Bagration Every hour after 14:00, a die is rolled, on a one: Dupont arrives from Kiev Grenadiers (1st, 2nd & 3rd btns) his skirmish with the Korps of Werneck & the Austrian Artillery Azov Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Reserve. 6th Jäger Regiment (1st, 2nd & 3rd btns) 1e Division, VI Corps Mariupol Hussars Général de division Pierre Antoine, Comte Dupont de Austrian Grenz Bde l'Étang Generalmajor Count Nositz-Rieneck Chef de Battalion Decouchy (Staff) Broder Grenz #7 Regiment (1. & 2. btns) 5e / 1re Artillerie à Pied less 1 increment Peterwardeiner Grenz #9 Regiment (1. & 2.btns) 1e / 2e Artillerie à Cheval Austrian Cavalry Bde re 1 Brigade Feldmarschall-Lieutenant Count Hohenlohe Less one increments of one die roll Lothringen Küirassier Regiment #7 Généraux de brigade Marie François Rouyer Nassau-Usingen Küirassier Regiment #5 Grenadiers Réunis de 1e Division Hessen-Homburg Hussar Regiment #4 9e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 2e Brigade 17.5 Boundary Less one increments of one die roll The whole map. Généraux de brigade Pierre Barrois 96e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) 17.6 Reinforcements e 3 Brigade French: With V corps Légère Cavalrie. Less one increments of one die roll Army Wing Staff & Escort Généraux de brigade Jean Gabriel Marchand Maréchal Joachim Murat e re e 32 Ligne Régiment (1 & 2 btns) Général de Brigade Augustine Daniel Belliard (CoS) Attached Cavalrie Brigade Escort companies from 9e & 10e Hussards One die roll/2 rounded down, at Haslach-Jungingen. French: With any V corps formation. Cononel Phillipe-Augustin Rouvillois V Corps Staff re 1 Hussard Régiment Général de Division Jean Lannes, duc de Montebello 1re / 1re Artilleie à Cheval 16.9 Victory French: Enter on the west map edge on the northern road, in road French Major Capture both Ober & Unter-Elchinden. column. Roll one die, 1-2 - no losses; 3-4 one loss, 5-6 two losses. Capture means a clear road to the V Corps Légère Cavalrie Brigade Donau Bridge. Général de Brigade Anne-François-Charles Trelliard Tactical Clear one village 9e Hussards Régiment Austrian Strategic No French on the north bank on the 10e Hussards Régimen Donau (the Fisherman’s hut stream) French: Enter on the west map edge on the northern road. In road Major Have a batailion in both villages column after the cavalrie bde, roll one die to determine losses, to be Tactical Have more than one batailion in one of evenly distributed between the brigades. the villages. Grenadier Divison, V Corps
La Bataille pour Donau Général de Division Nicolas-Charles Oudinot, Duc de 18.0 Scenario 6A: Attack on Rothenhof Reggio 1re Brigade 18.1 Introduction Général de Brigade Claude Joseph de Laplanche-Morthières Kolonne I is thrown against the 4e Légère. 1re/ 1re Grenadiers (13e Ligne Régiment) 2e/ 1re Grenadiers (58e Ligne Régiment) 18.2 Time 1re/ 2e Grenadiers (9e Ligne Régiment) 2e/ 2e Grenadiers (81e Ligne Régiment) Beginning with the 8:00am turn and ending with the 9:20am turn. e 2 Brigade 18.3 Command Général de Brigade Pierre Louis Dupas 1re/ 3e Grenadiers (2e Légère Régiment) French: The French have a local command defence zone based on 2e/ 3e Grenadiers (3e Légère Régiment) Rothenhof. Any unit within 2 hexes of Rothenhof village is in 1re/ 4e Grenadiers (28e Légère Régiment) command. Général de brigade Graindorge is always in command. 2e/ 4e Grenadiers (31e Légère Régiment) Russians: Count Mikhail Miloradovich commands Kolonne I, he is 3e Brigade always in command from Kutusov. Général de Brigade François Amable Ruffin French units rout to the west and Coalition to the east boundary. If they 1re/ 5e Grenadiers (12e Légère Régiment) leave the boundary, the units still roll to recover. If they have a 2e/ 5e Grenadiers (15e Légère Régiment) successful morale roll, the unit waits one turn and then enters on their respective boundary. Optional: After 15:00pm, see victory conditions. Reinforcement Kolonne Note Russian Jäger cannot skirmish. Count Mikhail Miloradovich Artillery (2 guns Light Company #15) 18.4 Starting Positions Artillery (4 guns Light Company #15) French, any hex of Rothenhof. The French may deploy 5 blank Apsheron Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) counters, a stack of 2 and one on top of each btn. nd rd Smolensk Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2 & 3 btns) Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps st nd rd Little Russia Grenadiers (1 , 2 & 3 btns) Général de brigade François Graindorge th st nd rd 8 Jäger (1 , 2 & 3 btns) 4e Légère Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) 17.7 Victory 18.5 Boundary French Tactical Clear the road across the map by nightfall East of Unter & Oberlioben. Coalition Tactical Prevent French victory without deploying Miloradovich’s Division. 18.6 Reinforcements Reinforcements 08:00 from the east border in Road Column. Kolonne 1 Count Mikhail Miloradovich Kolonne 1 Artillery (4 guns Light Company #15) Apsheron Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Smolensk Infantry Regiment (Grenadiers only) Little Russia Grenadiers (1st btn only) 8th Jäger (1st btn only) The detachment of Mariupol Hussars is coving the burnt bridge 18.7 Victory Coalition Tactical Hold both hexes of Rothenhof at the end of the scenario French Tactical Prevent an Coalition Victory
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19.0 Scenario 6B: Attack on Unterlioben 8th Jäger (1st btn only) The detachment of Mariupol Hussars are still coving the and Oberlioben burnt bridge 19.1 Introduction Reinforcements 12:40 from the hilltrack in Road Column. Kolonne 3 Having cleared Rothenhof and destroyed the 2e btn de 4e Légère Generalmajor Strik Régiment. Kutshov allows Miloradovich’s reduced forces to continue Butyrsk Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) their attack on Gazan 8th Jaeger (2nd & 3rd btns) 19.2 Time Yaroslav Infantry Regiment (Gren & 2nd btns) 3rd btn lost to looting Beginning with the 11:40am turn and ending with the 15:00pm turn. Reinforcements available 13:40 from the east border in Road Column. 19.3 Command Kolonne 5 French: The French have local command defence zonse based on Generallieutenant Count Pierre von Essen Unterloiben and Oberloiben. Any unit within 2 hexes of Unterloiben Little Russia Grenadiers (2nd & 3rd btns) or Oberloiben village is in command. Mortier may generate a CP. Smolensk Infantry Regiment (2nd & 3rd btns) Russians: Kutshov may give a CP to either Kolonne I or Kolonne V. Bryansk Infantry Regiment (Grenadiers only) Kolonne III has the objective of cutting the roads to Dürenstein. Strik Narva Infantry Regiment (Grenadiers only) is in command if he is within one hex of the hill track. The Chernigov Dragoons and the detachment of Mariupol Hussars are coving the burnt bridge French units rout to the north and Coalition to the east boundary. If they leave the boundary, the units still roll to recover. If they have a 19.7 Victory successful morale roll, the unit waits one turn and then enters on their Coalition Tactical Hold all of Interloiben and Uberloiben at respective boundary the end of the scenario Note Russian Jäger cannot skirmish. Major Hold all of Interloiben and Uberloiben at the end of the scenario & place Gazan on 19.4 Starting Positions Level 3. French, any hex of Oberloiben. French Tactical Prevent an Coalition Victory VIII Corps Staff and Escort Major Hold either Interloiben or Uberloiben,and Maréchal Éduoard Mortier put any Russian Kolonne on Level 2 4e Dragoon Régiment (elite co) 2e Division, VIII Corps Staff Général de division Théoodore Gazan French, any vineyard hex. Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps (part) Général de brigade François Graindorge 4e Légère Régiment (1re & 3e), 2e btn is destroyed Attached 2e Division Assets 4e Dragoon Régiment, 2 escadron (dismounted) French on the road between Unterloiben and Oberloiben. Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps Général de brigade François Campana 100e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) 103e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) French, in the Unterloiben Strongpoint. Grenadiers Réunis Attached 2e Division Assets Chef de escadron Saint-Loup (Artillerie) 4/6e Artillerie à Cheval 19.5 Boundary West of Rothenhof and south of Dürenstein. 19.6 Reinforcements Reinforcements 11:40 from the east border in Road Column. Kolonne 1 (all btns with 1 increment lost) Count Mikhail Miloradovich Kolonne 1 Artillery (4 guns Light Company #15) Apsheron Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Smolensk Infantry Regiment (Grenadiers only) Little Russia Grenadiers (1st btn only)
La Bataille pour Donau 20.0 Scenario 6C: Dupont’s counterattack Kolonne 2 (C), less 2 increments from the 3rd btn Generalmajor Gerhardt, Staff 20.1 Introduction Bryansk Infantry Regiment (2nd & 3rd btns) The three parts of Kolonne II finally arrive in Gazan’s rear; only 8 20.5 Boundary hours later than planned. At the same time, Dupont’s Avant Garde, the elite 9e Légère supported by the Grenadier Réunis also arrives. There North of Dürenstein. is only one hour before dark and the fighting carries on into the darkness. 20.6 Reinforcements French Enter 16:00 on the west map edge, in road column 20.2 Time Brigade 1re Division, VIII Corps Beginning with the 16:00pm turn and ending with the 19:00pm turn. Général de brigade Marie Rouyer Darkness falls at 17:00pm, so most of this scenario will be fought at 9e Légère Régiment (1re & 2e btns) night. Grenadiers Réunis Behind Rouyer’s Brigade 20.3 Command 1re Division, VIII Corps Staff & Assets French: Mortier and Dupont both generate CPs. Général de division Pierre Dupont Russians: Kolonne II has the objectives of cutting the roads to Chef de bataillon Bernard (Artillerie) Dürenstein. Each leader is in command if he is within one hex of the 6e & 11e/1re Artillerie à Pied hill track or the road. Brigade 1re Division, VIII Corps Général de brigade Jean Gabriel Marchand Gazan’s units rout to Dürenstein, until there is a clear route to Dupont. 32e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) Dupont’s units rout to the north and Coalition to the east boundary. If 96e Ligne Régiment (1re & 2e btns) they leave the boundary, the units still roll to recover. If they have a Behind Assets and Marchand’s Brigade. successful morale roll, the unit waits one turn and then enters on their re respective boundary. Légère Cavalrie 1 Division, VIII Corps Cononel Phillipe-Augustin Rouvillois Note Russian Jäger cannot skirmish. 1re Hussar Régiment re e 20.4 Starting Positions 1 /2 Artillerie à Cheval French Dürenstein village and vineyards. Excess units may enter the 20.7 Victory south map edge in any formation. Coalition Tactical Hold Dürenstein at the end of the VIII Corps Staff and Escort scenario & place Dupont on Level 1 Maréchal Éduoard Mortier Major Hold Dürenstein at the end of the 4e Dragoon Régiment (elite co) scenario & place Dupont on Level 2 2e Division, VIII Corps Staff & Assets French Tactical Prevent an Coalition Victory Général de division Théoodore Gazan Major Kolonne II on Level 1 and Mortier has a Chef de escadron Saint-Loup (Artillerie) line of communication to the west 4/6e Artillerie à Cheval only 2 shots remaining mapedge 4e Dragoon Régiment, 2 escadron Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps less 2 inc per btn Général de brigade François Campana Grenadiers Réunis 100e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) 103e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) Russian: Place on 12 on the March Chart. The artillery and cavalry must be at the back of the column. Russian Looting: before entering the map Kolonne 2 & 2B must each roll a die and lose that many increments from the lowest morale battalion(s). Kolonne 2, less looting increments Generallieutenant Dimitri Docturov Narva Infantry Regiment / 2 Btn Narva Infantry Regiment / 3 btn 6th Jäger (1st, 2nd & 3rd btns) Kolonne 2 Artillery (2 guns Light Company #15) Mariupol Hussars (detachment) Russian: Place on 14 on the March Chart Kolonne 2 (B), less looting increments Feldmarschall-lieutenant Johann von Schmitt, Staff Moscow Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Vyatka Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Russian: The 2nd btn and Gerhardt start on the first cultivated hex in road column. The 3rd btn starts in the Dürenstein road trail area.
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21.0 Scenario 6D: Mortier’s Rescue? 22.0 Scenario 6E: The battle of Dürenstein 21.1 Introduction 22.1 Introduction Variant entry for the VIII Corps. The whole battle with the possibilities of the Coalition Kolonne 4 or the rest of the VIII corps and the attached 1re Dragoon Division joining 21.2 Time the battle. Beginning with the 16:00pm turn and ending with the 19:00pm turn. Darkness falls at 17:00pm, so most of this scenario will be fought at 22.2 Time night. Beginning with the 8:00am turn and ending with the 19:00pm turn. Darkness falls at 17:00. 21.3 Command French: Mortier and Dupont (if he enters) both generate CPs. All other 22.3 Command VIII Corps’s formations have the objective of reaching Mortier. French: Mortier and Dupont both generate CPs. Russians: Kolonne II has the objectives of cutting the roads to Russians: Kolonne II & Kolonne III have the objectives of cutting the Dürenstein. Each leader is in command if he is within one hex of the roads to Dürenstein. Each leader is in command if he is within one hex hill track or the road. of the hill track or the road. Kutusov generates a CP. Gazan’s units rout to Dürenstein, until there is a clear route to the west Gazan’s units rout to Dürenstein or Uberlioben, until there is a clear map edge. Other VIII Corps units rout to the west and Coalition to the route to Dupont. Dupont’s units rout to the north and Coalition to the east boundary. If they leave the boundary, the units still roll to recover. east boundary. If they leave the boundary, the units still roll to recover. If they have a successful morale roll, the unit waits one turn and then If they have a successful morale roll, the unit waits one turn and then enters on their respective boundary. enters on their respective boundary. Note Russian Jäger cannot skirmish. 22.4 Starting Positions 21.4 Starting Positions French, any hex of Rothenhof. The French may deploy 5 blank counters, a stackof 2 and one on top of each btn. As scenario 6C. Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps 21.5 Boundary Général de brigade François Graindorge 4e Légère Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) North of Dürenstein. French, any hex of Dürenstein 21.6 Reinforcements VIII Corps Staff and Escort The French player only starts at 11:00, rolling on the VIII Corps Maréchal Éduoard Mortier Reinforment Table every hour. If before 16:00, when they enter French 4e Dragoon Régiment (elite co) Reinforcements must follow the road to Dürenstein. At 16:00 all Brigade 2e Division, VIII Corps (part) movement restrictions are removed. 100e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) If no French reinforcements have entered by 16:00 Gazan will be in trouble. French any hex of Uberlioben 2e Division, VIII Corps Staff & Assets 21.7 Victory Général de division Théoodore Gazan Coalition Marginal Hold Dürenstein at the end of the scenario Chef d’escadron Saint-Loup (Artillerie) e Major Place any French Division on Level 1 4/6 Artillerie à Cheval e Strategic Place any French Division on Level 2 4 Dragoon Régiment, 2 escadrons e French Marginal Prevent a Coalition Victory & Mortier has a Brigade 2 Division, VIII Corps (part) line of communication to the west mapedge Général de brigade François Campana Major Kolonne II on Level 1 & Mortier has a line of Grenadiers Réunis communication to the west mapedge 103e Ligne Régiment (1re, 2e & 3e btns) Strategic Kolonne II on Level 2 & Mortier has a line of On The Trail Chart at “0” communication to the west mapedge Kolonne 2
Generallieutenant Dimitri Docturov Kolonne 2 Artillery (2 guns Light Company #15) Narva Infantry Regiment (2nd & 3rd btn only) 6th Jäger (1st, 2nd & 3rd btns) Mariupol Hussars (detachment) On The Trail Chart at “0” Kolonne 2 (B) Feldmarschall-lieutenant Johann von Schmitt, Staff Moscow Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Vyatka Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) On The Trail Chart at “0” Kolonne 2 (C) Generalmajor Gerhardt, Staff
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Reserve (not engaged) Generallieutenant Skepelov Podolia Infantry Regiment (2nd & 3rd btns) Novogrod Infantry Regiment (Gren, 2nd & 3rd btns) Kaiser Küirassier Regiment #1 Sysoev Cossacks Khazenenkov Cossocks Heavy (12pdr) batteries #3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Light (6pdr) batteries #9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Light (6pdr) battery #15 (less 6 guns in Kolonne 1 & 2) 22.7 Victory Coalition Tactical Hold the road between Dürenstein and the west mapedge at the end of the scenario Major Place any two French Division on Level 1 Strategic Place any two French Division on Level 2 French Tactical Prevent a Coalition Victory & Mortier has a line of communication to the west mapedge Major Kolonne I and II on Level 1 & Mortier has a line of communication to the west mapedge
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23.0 Scenario 7: Campaign In the first phase the French must complete the encirclement of FML Mack’s force in Ulm. In the second they must pursue the Coalition Armies to the decisive battle at Austerlitz. Points from the first phase are not carried forward into the second. There is the question that if the French had won big at Amstetten or Schöngrabern they could have caught Kutusov’s Russo-Austrian Army before he met Buxhowden, and forced an earlier decisive engagement, but this would rely on either Soult’s IV or Ney’s VI Corps catching up with the Avant Garde. Davout only made Austerlitz after marching 100 miles in 2 days.
Scenario Battle Coalition French Strategic Major Tactical Tactical Major Strategic 1B Wertingen NA NA 5 5 10 NA 2A Günzburg NA 10 NA 5 10 NA 3C Haslach-Jungingen 20 10 5 5 10 NA 4D Elchingen 20 10 5 5 10 NA Total
5A Amstetten NA NA 5 5 NA NA 6E Dürenstein NA 10 5 5 10 NA 1 Schöngrabern NA 10 5 5 NA NA 9 Austerlitz 30 20 10 10 15 20 Total
24.0 Bibliography Thanks to Jeff Berry for inspiring this project and providing valuable wargaming thoughts on the 1805 Danube campaign. www.obscurebattles.blogspot Nafziger Archive: www.cgsc.edu/CARL/nafziger Jean Tessier at TactiquesNapoleon www.tactiquesnapoleon.com El Carto personal communication http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_g%C3%A9n%C3%A9raux_de_la_R%C3%A9volution_et_du_Premier_Empire http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Austrian_Empire_commanders_of_the_Napoleonic_Wars http://www.napoleon-series.org/research/biographies/Austria/AustrianGenerals/c_AustrianGeneralsIntro.html French Hussar Regiments and the Colonels who Led Them: 1792 to 1815 http://www.napoleon-series.org/
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25.0 October French Battle Loss Table After scenario 2A Günzburg Losses Formation After scenario 1A Hochenreichen D’Aspre Captured Losses Formation Destoyed / Captured Tyrolean Jäger Conpanie re e 1 die roll/2 rounded down 1 Brigade, 3 Dragoon Division 14 increments IR#20 - consolidated to 3 btns Austrian losses 1650 (including FML D’Aspre & 1000 After scenario 1B Wertigen captured) and 6 guns. Losses Formation re e e 3 die rolls 1 & 3 Brigades, 1 Dragoon After scenario 3C Haslach-Jungingen Division Losses Formation Wounded GdB Milet Mack Wounded 1 die roll /2 rounded down Gren Division V Corps 9 increments IR #8 2 increments IR #15 After scenario 2A Günzburg 7 increments IR #24 Losses Formation e 8 increments IR #42 3 die rolls 3 Division / VI Corps 8 increments IR #54 Wounded GdB Cazals Austrian losses 5500 (including 4000 captured) but only half of these were in regiments at Elchingen. After scenario 3C Haslach-Jungingen Losses Formation After scenario 4D Elchingen 1 die roll per infantry brigade 1e Division / VI Corps e Losses Formation 1 die roll/2 rounded down Cav 1 Division / VI Corps Austrian losses 7000 (including 3000 captured) another 3000 e re 1 increment lost 5 / 1 Artillerie à Pied presumed deserted. All losses are replaced after Ulm. 27.0 Special Structures Entrances 26.0 Historical October Coalition Battle Loss Table Battle Structure Gates Wertigen None None After scenario 1A & 1B Wertigen Losses Formation Günzburg None None Captured Hochenreichen IR #57 C+D companies Haslach Church SW Captured IR #55 (3 line Bataillons) Haslach-Jungingen Jungingen Church SW Captured 3 from Grenadier Bataillons & IR #18, IR #25, IR #38, IR #55. Elchingen Ober-Elchingen Convent W & E Captured 6pdr brigade Batterie Schloss Edla W & E Austrian losses 3300 (including 2900 captured), 6 flags and 6 Amstetten guns. Garden Edla *1 E Strongpoint W Dürenstein Schloss Dürenstein NW *1 The Garden wall may be crossed if not defended. The unit is disordered.
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Bde Rufin Murat CR CP 2 x 5e Grenadiers Ney VI CP Belliard γ Dutaillis (Genie) γ Excelmans γ Cazals (Genie) γ Escort Hussards γ ADC Lefol γ 1/2 AaC γ Seroux (Artillerie) γ 2/2 AaC γ Ruty (Artillerie) γ 2/5 AaC γ 1re / 1re AaP 3/5 AaC γ 2e / 1re AaP 1re / 2e AaC 1re Dragoon Division (Klein) Legere Cavalrie Brigade Bde Fornier (Colbert) 1e Dragoon 3e Hussards 2e Dragoon 10e Chasseurs à Cheval Bde Lasalle e 4e Dragoon 1 Division e 20 Dragoon (Dupont) CP Bde Rouyer Decouchy (Staff) 14e Dragoon e Bernard (Artillerie) 26 Dragoon 5e / 1re AaP 3e Dragoon Division Bde Rouyer 2 x 9e Légère (Beaumont) 1 x Grenadiers Bde Boyé Bde Marchand 5e Dragoon 2 x 32e Ligne 8e Dragoon 2 x 96e Ligne Bde Scalfort Bde Rouvillois 9e Dragoon 1re Hussards 12e Dragoon 1/2e AaC Bde Milhaud 21e Dragoon 2e Division e 16 Dragoon (Loison) 4e Dragoon Division (part) ADC Coisel 9e / 1re AaP Bde Sahuc Bde Villatte 15e Dragoon 1 x Grenadiers 17e Dragoon 2 x 6e Légère Bde Laplanche 2 x 39e Ligne 18e Dragoon Bde Rouget 19e Dragoon 2 x 69e Ligne 25e Dragoon 3 x 76e Ligne Dragoon à pied Division 3e Division (d'Hilliers) Escort Companie (mounted) (Malher) 3e / 1e AaP 3e / 6e AaP 1 x Grenadiers 3e Bis / 6e AaP Bde Binet Bde Lesuire 2 x 25e Légère 2 x 1re Dragoons à pied 2 x 27e Ligne 2 x 2e Dragoons à pied Bde Delabassée Bde Vonderweidt 2 x 50e Ligne 2 x 3e Dragoons à pied 2 x 57e Ligne 2 x 4e Dragoons à pied
Lannes V CP Legere Cavalrie Brigade (Trelliard) 9e Hussards 10e Hussards Grenadier Division (Oudinot) Bde Laplanche 2 x 1re Grenadiers 2 x 2e Grenadiers Bde Dupas 2 x 3e Grenadiers 2 x 4e Grenadiers
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Wertingen Haslach Auffenberg CP Mack CP Infantry Divison Infantry Divison, Links #1 (Latour) (Ferdinand) 4 x IR#55 3 x IR #8 1 x IR#25 3 x IR #20 1 x IR#18 3 x IR #54 1 x IR#38 1 x IR#42 Cavalry Divison, Links #2 2 x IR#57 (Schwarzenberg) Dienersperg Cavalry Brigade Küirassiers #3 (Dienersperg) Küirassiers #6 (two wings) Kürassier #3 Chevaulégers #4 (two wings) Chevauléger#4 Chevaulégers #6 (two wings) Cavalry Batterie Günzburg Infantry Divison, Rechts #1 Mack CP (Riesch) (CP) 3 x IR #15 Ferdinand (CP) Brigade Batterie IR #15 d'Aspre CP 2 x IR #17 Position Batterie Brigade Batterie IR #17 Position Batterie 3 x IR #18 Brigade Batterie Brigade Batterie IR #18 3 x IR #36 Bde (d’Aspre) Brigade Batterie IR #36 Rüffer (IR#3) 3 x IR #3 Infantry Divison, Rechts #2 1 x Jäger (Werneck) 5 x IR #12 Bde Auersperg 5 x IR #24 Reinhardt (IR#38) 4 x IR #42 3 x IR #38 Kuirassiers #8 Bde Gyulai Melgum (IR#20) 4 x IR #20 Bde (Gyulai) Uhlans #2 Chevaulégers #6
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Elchingen Riesch CP Infantry Divison (Loudon) Cavalry Batterie AvG Bde Sachsen 4 x IR #8 Hussaren #6 Große Bde Gyulai 4 x IR #15 4 x IR #35 Kuirassiers #8 Uhlans #2 Reserve Bde Ulm 3 x IR #54 1 x IR #57 Kuirassiers #8 Infantry Divison (Hessen-Homburg) AvG Bde Mécsery 4 x IR#42 Kuirassiers #2 Große Bde Auersperg 4 x IR #3 4 x IR #24 Brigade Batterie IR #24 Kuirassiers, #2 Reserve Bde Hermann 2 x IR #54 Brigade Batterie IR #54 1 x IR #3 1 x IR #24 Kuirassiers #2
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Amstetten Dürenstein Kutusov CP
Murat CP Mortier CP Hussards γ 4e Dragoon γ Kolonne 1: Brigade Lannes V CP (Miloradovich) e e #15 Light Art γ 1e / 1 e AaP 2 Division (2 /V Corps) 3 x Apsheron Legere Cavalrie Brigade (Gazan) 1 x Smolensk (Trelliard) ADC Saint Loup 1 x Little Russia e 9e Hussards 4/6 AaC 1 x 8th Jäger e 10e Hussards 4 Dragoon Mariupol Hussars γ 4e Dragoon Grenadier Division Bde Graindorge Kolonne 2: Division e (Oudinot) 3 x 4 Légère (Docturov) Bde Laplanche Bde Campana #15 Light Art γ 2 x 1re Grenadiers 1 x Grenadiers 2 x Narva e 2 x 2e Grenadiers 3 x 100 Ligne 3 x 6th Jäger e Bde Dupas 3 x 103 Ligne Mariupol Hussars γ e 2 x 3 Grenadiers 1e Division (1e /VI Corps) Brigade 2 x 4e Grenadiers (Schmitt) Bde Rufin (Dupont) CP 3 x Moscow 2 x 5e Grenadiers ADC Bernard 3 x Vyatka e Bagration CP 6 & 11/1 AaP Brigade Bde Rouyer (Gerhardt) 2 x 9e Légère Rear-Guard Division 2 x Bryansk 1 x Grenadiers 3 x Kiev Kolonne 3: Brigade 3 x Azov Bde Marchand e (Strik) 3 x 6th Jäger 2 x 32 Ligne e 3 x Butyrsk Mariupol Hussars γ 2 x 96 Ligne 2 x 8th Jäger Brigade Bde Rouvillois 1re Hussards 3 x Yaroslav (Nositz-Rieneck) 1/2e AaC 2 x Grenz#7 Kolonne 4: Division 2 x Grenz#9 3e Division (3e /II Corps) (Bagration) Brigade (Dumonceau) 3 x Kiev (Hohenlohe) ADC Martuschewitz 3 x Azov Kurassier#7 1re Bat AaP 1 x Podolia Kurassier#5 Bde Van Heldring Brigade Hussar#4 1 x 1/1e Bat Légère (Nositz-Rieneck) Reserve Division 1 x 2/2e Bat Légère 2 x Grenz#7 e (Miloradovich) 2 x 2 Bat Ligne 2 x Grenz#9 #15 Light Art γ Bde Van Hadel Brigade 2 x 6e Bat Ligne 3 x Apsheron (Hohenlohe) 2 x Waldeck Ligne 3 x Smolensk Kurassier#7 3 x Little Russia 1e Dragoon Division Kurassier#5 3 x 8th Jäger Hussar#4 (Klein) ADC Pelgrin Kolonne 5: Brigade 2e Bat AaC (Essen) Bde Fenerols 2 x Little Russia 1re Dragoon 2 x Smolensk 2e Dragoon 1 x Bryansk Bde Lasalle 1 x Narva 26e Dragoon Chernigov Dragoons γ 14e Dragoon Mariupol Hussars γ