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First Army : (VII. Armeekorps)

The document outlines the order of battle for the Prussian First Army during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871. It details the various corps, divisions, brigades, and regiments that made up the army, including infantry, cavalry, artillery, and support units. The army was led by General Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz and consisted of seven corps from different Prussian regions, each containing multiple divisions of various infantry, cavalry, and artillery brigades and regiments.

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First Army : (VII. Armeekorps)

The document outlines the order of battle for the Prussian First Army during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871. It details the various corps, divisions, brigades, and regiments that made up the army, including infantry, cavalry, artillery, and support units. The army was led by General Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz and consisted of seven corps from different Prussian regions, each containing multiple divisions of various infantry, cavalry, and artillery brigades and regiments.

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Commander in Chief: Wilhelm I (King of Prussia) o 14th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant

von Kamecke
Chief of the General Staff: General Helmuth von  27th Brigade : Generamajor von
Moltke François
Quarter-Master General: Generalleutnant Eugen Anton  Lower Rhine Fusilier
Theophil von Podbielski Regiment, No. 39
Inspector-General of Artillery: General der Artillerie  1st Hanoverian Infantry
Gustav Eduard von Hindersin Regiment, No. 74
Inspector-General of Engineers: Generalleutnant von  28th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Kleist Woyna
Commissary-General: Generalleutnant Albrecht von  5th Westphalian Infantry
Stosch Regiment, No. 53
Staff Department Chiefs: Oberstleutnant Paul Bronsart  2nd Hanoverian Infantry
von Schellendorff; Oberstleutnant Julius von Verdy du Regiment, No. 77
Vernois; Oberstleutnant von Brandenstein  Attached to Division
 Four batteries (two heavy
First Army[edit] and two light) of the 7th
Westphalian field-
General Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz (later General artillery Regiment
von Manteuffel)  Hanoverian Hussar
Regiment, No. 15
 VII Army Corps (VII. Armeekorps)  1st Field-pioneer
(Westphalia) : General der Infanterie Heinrich Company, 7th Corps,
von Zastrow with light bridging-train
o 13th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant o Corps Artillery : Oberst von Helden-
von Glümer. Sarnowski
 25th Brigade: Generalmajor :  Two Horse artillery, two light,
Baron von der Osten-Sacken and two heavy field-batteries of
 1st Westphalian Infantry the 7th Field-artillery regiment
Regiment, No. 13  Artillery Ammunition columns
 Hanoverian Fusilier  Infantry Ammunition columns
Regiment, No. 73  Pontoon columns
 26th Brigade: Generalmajor :  7th Westphalian Train Battalion
Baron von der Goltz  VIII Army Corps (VIII. Armeekorps) (Rhine
 2nd Westphalian Infantry Provinces) : General der Infanterie August Karl
Regiment, No. 15 von Goeben
 6th Westphalian Infantry o 15th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
Regiment, No. 55 von Weltzien
 Attached to Division  29th Brigade : Generalmajor von
 7th Westphalian Jäger Wedell
Battalion  East Prussian Fusilier
 1st Westphalian Hussar Regiment, No. 33
Regiment, No. 8  7th Brandenburg Infantry
 Five batteries (two heavy, Regiment, No. 60
two light, and one horse-  30th Brigade : Generalmajor von
artillery) of the 7th Field- Strubberg
artillery Regiment  2nd Rhine Province
 2nd Field-pioneer Infantry Regiment, No.
Company, 7th Corps, 28
with entrenching tool-  4th Magdeburg Infantry
column Regiment, No. 67
 3rd Field-pioneer  Attached to Division
Company, 7th Corps  8th Rhine Province Jäger
Battalion
 King's Hussar Regiment o 7th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
(1st Rhine), No. 7 Count zu Dohna
 Four batteries (two heavy,  Westphalian Uhlan Regiment,
two light) of 8th Field- No. 5
Artillery Regiment  2nd Hanoverian Uhlan Regiment,
 2nd Field-pioneer No. 14
Company, 8th Corps, o One battery of horse-artillery of the 7th
with entrenching tool- Westphalian Field-artillery Regiment
column  I Army Corps (I. Armeekorps) (East Prussia) :
o 16th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant General der Kavallerie Edwin Freiherr von
von Barnekow Manteuffel[nb 1]
 31st Brigade : Generalmajor o 1st Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
Count Neidhardt von Gneisenau von Bentheim
 3rd Rhine Province  1st Brigade : Generalmajor von
Infantry Regiment, No. Gayl
29  Crown Prince's Grenadier
 7th Rhine Province Regiment (1st East
Infantry Regiment, No. Prussian), No. 1
69  5th East Prussian Infantry
 32nd Brigade : Oberst von Rex Regiment, No. 41
 Hohenzollern Fusilier  2nd Brigade : Generalmajor von
Regiment, No. 40 Falkenstein
 4th Thüringian Infantry  2nd East Prussian
Regiment, No. 72 Grenadier Regiment, No.
 Attached to Division 3
 2nd Rhine Hussar  6th East Prussian Infantry
Regiment, No. 9 Regiment, No. 43
 Four batteries (two heavy,  Attached to Division
two light) of 8th Field-  East Prussian Jäger
artillery Regiment Battalion, No. 1
 1st Field-pioneer  Lithuanian Dragoon
Company, 8th Corps, Regiment, No. 1
with light bridging-train  Four batteries (two heavy,
 3rd Field-pioneer two light) of 1st East
Company, 8th Corps Prussian Field-artillery
o Corps Artillery : Oberst von Broecker Regiment
 Two batteries of horse-artillery,  2nd Field-pioneer
two heavy and two light field Company, 1st Corps, with
batteries of the 8th Field-artillery entrenching tool-column
Regiment  3rd Field-pioneer
 Artillery and Infantry Company, 1st Corps
ammunition columns and o 2nd Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
pontoon columns belonging to von Pritzelwitz
the 8th Field-artillery Regiment  3rd Brigade : Generalmajor
 8th Rhenish Train Battalion Albert von Memerty
 3rd Cavalry Division : Generalleutnant Count  3rd East Prussian
von der Gröben Grenadier Regiment, No.
o 6th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von 4
Mirus  7th East Prussian Infantry
 Rhine Provinces Cuirassier Regiment, No. 44
Regiment, No. 8  4th Brigade : Generamajor von
 Rhine Provinces Uhlan Zzlinitzki
Regiment, No. 7
 4th East Prussian  Guards Corps (Gardekorps) : General der
Grenadier Regiment, No. Kavallerie Prince August of Württemberg
5 o 1st Guards Infantry Division
 8th East Prussian Infantry  1st Guards Infantry Brigade
Regiment, No. 45  1st Foot Guards
 Attached to Division  3rd Foot Guards
 East Prussian Dragoon  Guards Fusiliers
Regiment, No. 10  2nd Guards Infantry Brigade
 Four batteries (two heavy,  2nd Foot Guards
two light) of 1st, East  4th Foot Guards
Prussian, Field-artillery  Divisional Troops
Regiment  Guards Jäger Battalion
 1st Field-pioneer  Guards Hussars
Company, 1st Corps, with  1st Foot Battalion,
light bridging-train Guards Artillery
o Corps-Artillery : Oberst Junge o 2nd Guards Infantry Division
 Two horse artillery batteries, two  3rd Guards Infantry Brigade
light field batteries, two heavy  1st Guards Grenadiers
field batteries of 1st (East  3rd Guards Grenadiers
Prussian) Field-artillery  4th Guards Infantry Brigade
Regiment  2nd Guards Grenadiers
 Artillery and Infantry  4th Guards Grenadiers
ammunition, and pontoon  Divisional Troops
columns belonging to 1st Field-  Guards Rifles Battalion
artillery Regiment  2nd Guards Uhlans
 The 1st East Prussian Train  3rd Foot Battalion,
Battalion Guards Artillery
 1st Cavalry Division : Generalleutnant von o Guards Cavalry Division
Hartmann  1st Guards Cavalry Brigade
o 1st Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von  Gardes du Corps
Lüderitz  Guards Cuirassiers
 2nd (Pomeranian) Cuirassiers  2nd Guards Cavalry Brigade
“Queen”, No. 2  1st Guards Uhlans
 1st Pomeranian Uhlan Regiment,  3rd Guards Uhlans
No. 4  3rd Guards Cavalry Brigade
 2nd Pomeranian Uhlan  1st Guards Dragoons
Regiment, No. 9  2nd Guards Dragoons
o 2nd Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor o Corps Artillery
Baumgarth  2nd Foot Battalion, Guards
 East Prussian Cuirassier Artillery
Regiment, No. 3  Horse Artillery Battalion, Guards
 East Prussian Uhlan Regiment, Artillery
No. 8  Guards Train Battalion
 Lithuanian Uhlan Regiment, No.  Guards Engineer Battalion
12  III Army Corps (III. Armeekorps)
o One battery of horse-artillery of the 1st, (Brandenburg) : Generalleutnant Constantin
East Prussian, Field-artillery regiment von Alvensleben
o 5th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
Second Army[edit] von Stülpnagel
 9th Brigade : Generalmajor von
General der Kavallerie Prince Frederick Charles of Döring
Prussia  Leib-Grenadier Regiment
(1st Brandenburg), No. 8
 5th Brandenburg Infantry  Artillery ammunition, Infantry
Regiment, No. 48 ammunition, and pontoon
 10th Brigade : Generalmajor columns of the Brandenburg
General von Schwerin Field-artillery Regiment, No. 3
 2nd Brandenburg  Brandenburg Train Battalion
Grenadier Regiment, No.  IV Army Corps (IV. Armeekorps) (Saxon
12 provinces and Anhalt) : General der Infanterie
 6th Brandenburg Infantry Gustav von Alvensleben
Regiment, No. 52 o 7th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
 Attached to Division von Grosz von Schwarzhoff
 Brandenburg Jäger  13th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Battalion, No. 3 Vorries
 2nd Brandenburg  1st Magdeburg Infantry
Dragoon Regiment, No. Regiment, No. 26
12  3rd Magdeburg Infantry
 Four batteries (two heavy, Regiment, No. 66
two light) of the  14th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Brandenburg Field- Zychlinski
artillery Regiment, No. 3  2nd Magdeburg Infantry
 3rd Field-pioneer Regiment, No. 27
Company, 3rd Corps  Anhalt Infantry
o 6th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant Regiment, No. 93
Baron von Buddenbrock  Attached to Division
 11th Brigade : Generalmajor von  Magdeburg Jäger
Rothmaler Battalion, No. 4
 3rd Brandenburg Infantry  Westphalian Dragoon
Regiment, No. 20 Regiment, No. 7
 Brandenburg Fusilier  Four batteries (two heavy,
Regiment, No. 35 two light) of the
 12th Brigade : Oberst von Magdeburg Field-artillery
Bismarck Regiment
 4th Brandenburg Infantry  2nd Field-pioneer
Regiment, No. 24 Company, 4th Corps,
 8th Brandenburg Infantry with entrenching tool-
Regiment, No. 64 column
 Attached to Division  3rd Field-pioneer
 1st Brandenburg Dragoon Company, 4th Corps
Regiment, No. 2 o 8th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
 Four batteries (two heavy, von Schöler
two light) of the  15th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Brandenburg Field- Kessler
artillery Regiment, No. 3  1st Thüringian Infantry
 2nd Field-pioneer Regiment, No. 31
Company, 3rd Corps,  3rd Thüringian Infantry
with entrenching tool- Regiment, No. 71
column  16th Brigade : Oberst von
o Corps-Artillery: Oberst von Dresky Scheffler
 Two horse artillery batteries, two  Schleswig-Holstein
ligt field batteries, two heavy Fusilier Regiment, No. 86
field batteries of the Brandenburg  7th Thüringian Infantry
Field-artillery Regiment, No. 3 Regiment, No. 96
 1st Field-pioneer Company, 3rd  Attached to Division
Corps, with light bridging-train  Thüringian Hussar
Regiment, No. 12
 Four batteries (two heavy,  49th Brigade : Generalmajor von
two light) of the Wittich
Magdeburg Field-artillery  1st Infantry Regiment
Regiment, No. 4 (Body Guard)
 1st Field-pioneer  2nd Infantry Regiment
Company, 4th Corps, (Grand Duke's)
with light bridge-train  1st (Guard) Jäger
o Corps-Artillery : Oberst Crusius Battalion
 Two horse artillery batteries, two  50th Brigade : Oberst von
light field batteries, two heavy Lynker
field batteries of the Magdeburg  3rd Infantry Regiment
Field-artillery Regiment, No. 4  4th Infantry Regiment
 Artillery ammunition, infantry  2nd Jäger Battalion
ammunition, and pontoon  (25th) Cavalry Brigade :
columns belonging to Generalmajor Baron von
Magdeburg Field-artillery Schlotheim
Regiment, No. 4  1st Reiter Regiment
 Magdeburg Train Battalion, No. (Guard Cheveauxlegers)
4  2nd Reiter Regiment
 IX Army Corps (IX. Armeekorps) (Schleswig- (Leib Chevauxlegers)
Holstein and Hesse) : General der Infanterie  One battery of horse-
Albrecht Gustav von Manstein artillery, five field-
o 18th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant batteries (two heavy,
Baron von Wrangel three light)
 35th Brigade : Generalmajor von  Pioneer company with
Blumenthal light field bridge-train
 Magdeburg Fusilier o Corps-Artillery : Oberst von Jagemann
Regiment, No. 36  One horse artillery battery, two
 Schleswig Infantry light field batteries, two heavy
Regiment, No. 84 field batteries of the Schleswig-
 36th Brigade : Generalmajor von Holstein Field-artillery
Below Regiment, No. 9
 2nd Silesian Grenadier  X Army Corps (X. Armeekorps) (Hanover,
Regiment, No. 11 Oldenburg and Brunswick) : General der
 Holstein Infantry Infanterie Konstantin Bernhard von Voigts-
Regiment, No. 85 Rhetz
 Attached to Division o 19th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
 Lauenburg Jäger von Schwartzkoppen
Battalion, No. 9  37th Brigade : Oberst Lehmann
 Magdeburg Dragoon  East Frisian Infantry
Regiment, No. 6 Regiment, No. 78
 Four batteries (two heavy,  Oldenburg Infantry
two light) of Schleswig- Regiment, No. 91
Holstein Field-artillery  38th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Regiment, No. 9 Wedell
 2nd Field-pioneer  3rd Westphalian Infantry
Company, 9th Corps, Regiment, No. 16
with entrenching tool-  8th Westphalian Infantry
column Regiment, No. 57
 3rd Field-pioneer  Attached to Division
Company, 9th Corps  1st Hanoverian Dragoon
o Grand Ducal Hessian (25th) Infantry Regiment, No. 9
Division : Generalleutnant Prince Louis  Four batteries (two heavy,
of Hesse two light) of Hanoverian
Field-artillery Regiment,  1st Brigade, No. 45 :
No. 10 Generalmajor von Craushaar
 2nd Field-pioneer  1st (Leib) Grenadier
Company, 10th Corps, Regiment, No. 100
with entrenching tool-  2nd (King William of
column Prussia) Grenadier
 3rd Field-pioneer Regiment, No. 101
Company, 10th Corps  Rifle (Fusilier) Regiment,
o 20th Infantry Division : Generalmajor No. 108
von Kraatz-Koschlan  2nd Brigade, No. 46 : Oberst von
 39th Brigade : Generalmajor von Montbé
Woyna  3rd Infantry Regiment
 7th Westphalian Infantry (Crown Prince's), No. 102
Regiment, No. 56  4th Infantry Regiment
 3rd Hanoverian Infantry No. 103
Regiment, No. 79  Attached to Division
 40th Brigade : Generalmajor von  1st Reiter Regiment
Diringshofen (Crown Prince's)
 4th Westphalian Infantry  Four batteries (two heavy,
Regiment, No. 17 two light) of 12th Field-
 Brunswick Infantry artillery Regiment
Regiment, No. 92  2nd Company of 12th
 Attached to Division Pioneer Battalion with
 Hanoverian Jäger entrenching tool-column
Battalion, No. 10  4th Company of 12th
 2nd Hanoverian Dragoon Pioneer Battalion
Regiment, No. 16 o 24th (Royal Saxon) Infantry Division :
 Four batteries (two heavy, Generalmajor Nehrhoff von Holderberg
two light) of Hanoverian  3rd Brigade, No. 47:
Field-artillery Regiment, Generalmajor Tauscher
No. 10  5th Infantry Regiment
 1st Field-pioneer (Prince Frederic
Company, 10th Corps, August's), No. 104
with light bridge-train  6th Infantry Regiment,
o Corps Artillery : Oberst Baron von der No. 105
Goltz  1st Jäger Battalion
 Two horse artillery batteries, two (Crown Prince's), No. 12
light field batteries, two heavy  4th Brigade, No. 48 : Oberst von
field batteries of Hanoverian Schulz
Field-artillery Regiment, No. 10  7th Infantry Regiment
 Artillery and Infantry (Prince George's), No.
ammunition columns belonging 106
to Hanoverian Field-artillery  8th Infantry Regiment,
Regiment, No. 10 No. 107
 Hanoverian Train Battalion, No.  2nd Jäger Battalion, No.
10 13
 XII. (Royal Saxon) Army Corps (XII. (Kgl.  Attached to Division
Sächs.) Armeekorps) - Crown Prince Albert of  2nd Reiter Regiment
Saxony  Four batteries (two heavy,
o 23rd (Royal Saxon) Infantry Division : two light) of 12th Field-
Generalleutnant H.R.H. Prince George artillery Regiment
of Saxony, afterwards Generalmajor von  3rd company of 12th
Montbé Pioneer Battalion with
light bridge-train
o 12th Cavalry Division : Generalmajor  6th Cavalry Division : Generalleutnant H.S.H.
Count Lippe Duke William of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
 1st Cavalry Brigade, No. 23 : o 14th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
Generalmajor Krug von Nidda Baron von Diepenbroick-Grüter
 Guard Reiter Regiment  Brandenburg Cuirassier
 1st Uhlan Regiment, No. Regiment, No. 6 (Emperor
17 Nicholas I. of Russia)
 2nd Cavalry Brigade, No. 24 :  1st Brandenburg Uhlan
Generalmajor Senfft von Pilsach Regiment, No. 3 (Emperor of
 3rd Reiter Regiment Russia)
 2nd Uhlan Regiment, No.  Schleswig-Holstein Uhlan
18 Regiment, No. 15
 Attached to Division o 15th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
 One battery of horse- von Rauch
artillery of 12th Field-  3rd Hussars “von Zieten”
artillery Regiment  16th Hussars
o Corps Artillery : Oberst Funcke o Attached to Division
 One horse artillery battery, three  One battery of horse-artillery
light field batteries, three heavy  II Army Corps (II. Armeekorps) -
field batteries of the 12th Field (Pomerania) : General der Infanterie Eduard
Artillery Regiment von Fransecky[nb 2]
 Artillery and Infantry o 3rd Infantry Division : Generalmajor
ammunition, and pontoon von Hartmann
columns of the 12th Field-  5th Brigade : Generalmajor von
artillery Regiment Koblinski
 12th Train Battalion  Grenadier Regiment King
 5th Cavalry Division : Generalleutnant Baron Frederic William IV. (1st
von Rheinbaben Pomeranian), No. 2
o 11th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor  5th Pomeranian Infantry
von Barby Regiment, No. 42
 Westphalian Cuirassier  6th Brigade : Oberst von der
Regiment, No. 4 Decken
 1st Hanoverian Uhlan Regiment,  3rd Pomeranian Infantry
No. 13 Regiment, No. 14
 Oldenburg Dragoon Regiment,  7th Pomeranian Infantry
No. 19 Regiment, No. 54
o 12th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor  Attached to Division
Adalbert von Bredow  Pomeranian Jäger
 Magdeburg Cuirassier Regiment, Battalion, No. 2
No. 7  Neumark Dragoon
 Altmark Uhlan Regiment, No. 16 Regiment, No. 3
 Schleswig-Holstein Dragoon  Four batteries (two heavy,
Regiment, No. 13 two light) of the 2nd
o 13th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor Pomeranian Field-
von Redern artillery Regiment
 Magdeburg Hussar Regiment,  1st Field-pioneer
No. 10 Company, 2nd Corps,
 2nd Westphalian Hussar with light bridge-train
Regiment, No. 11 o 4th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
 Brunswick Hussar Regiment, No. Hann von Weyhern
17  7th Brigade : Generalmajor du
o Attached to Division Trossel
 Two batteries horse-artillery
 Colberg Grenadier  18th Brigade : Generalmajor von
Regiment (2nd Voigts-Rhetz
Pomeranian), No. 9  King's Grenadier
 6th Pomeranian Infantry Regiment (2nd West
Regiment, No. 49 Prussian), No. 7
 8th Brigade : Generalmajor von  2nd Lower Silesian
Kettler Infantry Regiment, No.
 4th Pomeranian Infantry 47
Regiment, No. 21  Attached to Division:
 8th Pomeranian Infantry  1st Silesian Jäger
Regiment, No. 61 Battalion, No. 5
 Attached to Division  1st Silesian Dragoon
 Pomeranian Dragoon Regiment, No 4
Regiment, No. 11  Four batteries (two heavy,
 Four batteries (two heavy, two light) of the Lower
two light) of Pomeranian Silesian Field-artillery
Field-artillery Regiment, Regiment, No. 5
No. 2  1st Field-pioneer
 2nd Field-pioneer Company, 5th Corps,
Company, 2nd Corps, with light bridge-train
with entrenching tool- o 10th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant
column von Schmidt
 3rd Field-pioneer  19th Brigade : Oberst von
Company, 2nd Corps Henning auf Schönhoff
o Corps Artillery : Oberst Petzel  1st West Prussian
 Two horse artillery batteries, two Grenadier Regiment, No.
light field batteries, two heavy 6
field batteries of the Pomeranian  1st Lower Silesian
Field-artillery Regiment, No. 2 Infantry Regiment, No.
 Artillery and infantry 46
ammunition and pontoon  20th Brigade : Generalmajor
columns of Pomeranian Field- Walther von Montbary
artillery Regiment, No. 2  Westphalian Fusilier
 Pomeranian Train Battalion, No. Regiment, No. 37
2  3rd Lower Silesian
Infantry Regiment, No.
Third Army[edit] 50
 Attached to Division:
Commander: Crown Prince of Prussia  Kurmark Dragoon
Regiment, No. 14
Chief of Staff: Generalleutnant Leonhard von  Four batteries (two heavy,
Blumenthal two light) of Field-
artillery Regiment, No. 5
 V Army Corps (V. Armeekorps) (Posen and  2nd Field-pioneer
Liegnitz) : Generalleutnant Hugo von Company, 5th Corps,
Kirchbach with entrenching tool-
o 9th Infantry Division : Generalmajor column
Karl Gustav von Sandrart  3rd Field-pioneer
 17th Brigade : Oberst von Company, 5th Corps
Bothmer o Corps-Artillery : Oberstleutnant Köhler
 3rd Posen Infantry  Two horse artillery batteries, two
Regiment, No. 58 light field batteries, two heavy
 4th Posen Infantry field batteries of the Lower
Regiment, No. 59
Silesian Field-artillery Regiment,  Four batteries (two heavy,
No. 5 two light) of Hessian
 Artillery and infantry Field-artillery Regiment
ammunition, and pontoon  2nd Field-pioneer
columns of Field-artillery Company, 11th Corps,
Regiment, No. 5 with entrenching tool-
 Lower Silesian Train Battalion, column
No. 5  3rd Field-pioneer
 XI Army Corps (XI. Armeekorps) (Hesse, Company, 11th Corps
Nassau, Saxe-Weimar etc.) : Generalleutnant o Corps-Artillery : Oberst von Oppeln-
Julius von Bose Bronikowski
o 21st Infantry Division : Generalleutnant  Two horse artillery batteries, two
von Schachtmeyer light field batteries, two heavy
 41st Brigade : Oberst von field batteries of Hessian Field-
Koblinski artillery Regiment, No. 11
 Hessian Fusilier  Artillery and Infantry
Regiment, No. 80 ammunition, and pontoon
 1st Nassau Infantry columns of 11th Field-artillery
Regiment, No. 87 Regiment
 42nd Brigade : Generalmajor  Hessian Train Battalion, No. 11
von Thiele  I Royal Bavarian Corps (Kgl. Bayer. I.
 2nd Hessian Infantry Korps) : General der Infanterie Ludwig Freiherr
Regiment, No. 82 von der Tann
 2nd Nassau Infantry o 1st Royal Bavarian Division :
Regiment, No. 88 Generalleutnant von Stephan
 Attached to Division:  1st Brigade : Generalmajor Dietl
 Hessian Jäger Battalion,  Royal Bavarian Infantry
No. 11 Lifeguards Regiment
 2nd Hessian Hussar  Two battalions of 1st
Regiment, No. 14 Infantry Regiment
 Four batteries (two heavy, (King's)
two light) of Hessian  2nd Jäger Battalion
Field-artillery Regiment  2nd Brigade : Generalmajor von
No. 11 Orff
 1st Field-pioneer  2nd Infantry Regiment
Company, 11th Corps, (Crown Prince's)
with light bridge-train  Two battalions of 11th
o 22nd Infantry Division : Infantry Regiment (v. d.
Generalleutnant von Gersdorff Tann)
 43rd Brigade : Oberst von  4th Jäger Battalion
Kontzki  Attached to Division:
 2nd Thüringian Infantry  9th Jäger Battalion
Regiment, No. 32  3rd Chevauxlegers
 6th Thüringian Infantry Regiment (Duke
Regiment, No. 95 Maximilian's)
 44th Brigade : Generalmajor von  Two 4-pounder and two
Schkopp 6-pounder batteries
 3rd Hessian Infantry o 2nd Royal Bavarian Division :
Regiment, No. 83 Generalleutnant Count Pappenheim
 5th Thüringian Infantry  3rd Brigade : Generalmajor
Regiment, No. 94 Schumacher
 Attached to Division:  3rd Infantry Regiment
 1st Hessian Hussar (Prince Charles of
Regiment, No. 13 Bavaria)
 Two battalions of 12th  Two battalions of 14th
Infantry Regiment Infantry Regiment
(Queen Amalie of (Hartmann)
Greece)  15th Infantry Regiment
 1st Jäger Battalion (King John of Saxony)
 4th Brigade : Generalmajor  3rd Jäger Battalion
Baron von der Tann  Attached to Division:
 10th Infantry Regiment  1st Chevauxlegers
(Prince Louis) Regiment (Emperor
 Two battalions of 13th Alexander of Russia)
Infantry Regiment  Two 4-pounder and two
(Emperor Francis Joseph 6-pounder batteries
of Austria) o 4th Royal Bavarian Division :
 7th Jäger Battalion Generallleutnant Count von Bothmer
 Attached to Division:  7th Brigade : Generalmajor von
 4th Chevauxlegers Thiereck
Regiment (King's)  Two battalions of 5th
 Two 4-pounder and two Infantry Regiments
6-pounder batteries (Grand Duke of Hesse)
o Cuirassier Brigade : Generalmajor von  9th Infantry Regiment
Tausch (Werde)
 1st Cuirassier Regiment (Prince  6th Jäger Battalion
Charles of Bavaria)  8th Brigade : Generalmajor
 2nd Cuirassier Regiment (Prince Joseph Maillinger
Adalbert)  3rd battalion of 1st
 6th Chevauxlegers Regiment Infantry Regiment
(Grand Duke Constantine  3rd battalion of 5th
Nicolajusitch) Infantry Regiment
 One battery of horse-artillery  1st battalion of 7th
o Brigade of Reserve-Artillery : Oberst Infantry Regiment
Bronzetti  3rd battalion of 11th
 1st Division. Two 6-pounder, one Infantry Regiment
4-pounder battery  3rd battalion of 14th
 2nd Division. Two 6-pounder Infantry Regiment
batteries  5th Jäger Battalion
 3rd Division. Two 6-pounder  Attached to Division:
batteries  10th Jäger Battalion
 1st Field-Engineer Division  2nd Chevauxlegers
 II Royal Bavarian Corps (Kgl. Bayer. II. Regiment
Korps) - General der Infanterie Jakob von  Two 4-pounder and two
Hartmann 6-pounder batteries
o 3rd Royal Bavarian Division :  Uhlan Brigade : Generalmajor
Generalleutnant von Walther Baron von Mulzer
 5th Brigade : Generalmajor von  1st Uhlan Regiment
Schleich (Archduke Nicholas of
 6th Infantry Regiment Russia)
(King William of Prussia)  2nd Uhlan Regiment
 Two battalions of 7th (King's)
Infantry Regiment  5th Chevauxlegers
(Hohenhausen) Regiment (Prince Otto's)
 8th Jäger Battalion  One battery of horse-
 6th Brigade : Oberst Borries von artillery
Wissell o Brigade of Reserve Artillery : Oberst
von Pillement
 1st Division: One 4-pounder  Two 4-pounder and one
horse-artillery battery, two 6- 6-pounder batteries
pounder field batteries o Baden Field Division : Generalleutnant
 2nd Division: Two 6-pounder von Beyer
field batteries  1st Infantry Brigade :
 3rd Division: Two 6-pounder Generalleutnant du Jarrys Baron
field batteries La Roche
 2nd Field-Engineer Division  1st Leib Grenadier
 Combined Württemberg-Baden Corps Regiment
(Kombiniertes Württembergisch-Badisches  Fusilier battalion of 4th
Korps) Infantry Regiment
o Württemberg Field Division :  2nd Grenadier Regiment
Generallleutnant von Obernitz (King of Prussia)
 1st Infantry Brigade :  Combined (3rd) Infantry
Generalmajor von Reitzenstein Brigade : Generalmajor Keller
 1st Infantry Regiment  3rd Infantry Regiment
(Queen Olga) (two  5th Infantry Regiment
battalions)  Attached to Division:
 7th Infantry Regiment  3rd Dragoon Regiment
(two battalions) (Prince Charles)
 2nd Jäger Battalion  Four batteries (two heavy,
 2nd Infantry Brigade : two light)
Generalmajor von Strakloff  Company of pontooners
 2nd Infantry Regiment with light bridge-train
(two battalions) and entrenching tool-
 5th Infsntry Regiment column
(King Charles's battalion)  Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
 3rd Jäger Battalion Baron La Roche-Starkenfels
 3rd Infantry Brigade :  1st Leib Dragoon
Generalmajor Baron von Hügel Regiment
 3rd Infantry Regiment  2nd Dragoon Regiment
(two battalions) (Margrave Maximilian)
 8th Infantry Regiment  One battery of horse-
(two battalions) artillery
 1st Jäger Rattalion o Corps-Artillery
 Cavalry Division (Reiter-  Two heavy and two light field
Division) : Generalmajor Count batteries
von Scheler  4th Cavalry Division : General der Kavallerie
 1st Reiter Regiment H.R.H. Prince Albert of Prussia
(King Charles) (four o 8th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von
squadrons) Hontheim
 2nd Reiter Regiment  West Prussian Cuirassier
(King William) (two Regiment, No. 5
squadrons)  Posen Uhlan Regiment, No. 10
 4th Reiter Regiment o 9th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von
(Queen Olga) (four Bernhardi
squadrons)  West Prussian Uhlan Regiment,
 1st Field-artillery Division: No. 1
 Two 4-pounder and one  Thüringian Uhlan Regiment, No.
6-pounder batteries 6
 2nd Field-artillery Division o 10th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
 Two 4-pounder and one von Krosigk
6-pounder batteries  2nd Leib Hussar Regiment, No. 2
 3rd Field-artillery Division
 Rhine Province Dragoon  Four batteries (two heavy,
Regiment, No. 5 two light) of the Silesian
o Two batteries of horse-artillery Field-artillery Regiment,
 VI Army Corps (VI. Armeekorps) (Silesia) : No. 6
General der Kavallerie Wilhelm Georg von  1st Field-pioneer
Tümpling[nb 3] Company, 6th Corps,
o 11th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant with light bridge-train
von Gordon  2nd Field-pioneer
 21st Brigade : Generalmajor von Company, 6th Corps,
Malachowski with entrenching tool-
 1st Silesian Grenadier column
Regiment, No. 10 o Corps-Artillery: Oberst Arnold
 1st Posen Infantry  Two horse artillery batteries, two
Regiment, No. 18 light field batteries, two heavy
 22nd Brigade : Generalmajor field batteries of the Silesian
von Eckartsberg Field-artillery Regiment, No. 6
 Silesian Fusilier  Artillery and Infantry
Regiment, No. 38 ammunition, and pontoon
 4th Lower Silesian columns of Silesian Field-
Infantry Regiment, No. artillery Regiment
51  Silesian Train Battalion, No. 6
 Attached to Division:  2nd Cavalry Division : Generalleutnant Count
 2nd Silesian Jäger Stolberg-Wernigerode
Battalion, No. 6 o 3rd Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von
 2nd Silesian Dragoon Colomb
Regiment, No. 8  Silesian Leib Cuirassier
 Four batteries (two heavy, Regiment, No. 1
two light) of the Silesian  Silesian Uhlan Regiment, No. 2
Field-artillery Regiment, o 4th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor
No. 6 Baron von Barnekow
 3rd Field-pioneer  1st Leib Hussar Regiment, No. 1
Company, 6th Corps  Pomeranian Hussar Regiment
o 12th Infantry Division : Generalleutnant (Blucher's Hussars), No. 5
von Hoffmann o 5th Cavalry Brigade : Generalmajor von
 23rd Brigade : Generalmajor Baumbach
Gündell  1st Silesian Hussar Regiment,
 1st Upper Silesian No. 4
Infantry Regiment, No.  2nd Silesian Hussar Regiment,
22 No. 6
 3rd Upper Silesian o Two batteries of horse-artillery
Infantry Regiment, No.
62 Reserve[edit]
 24th Brigade: Generalmajor von
Fabeck  General Command over mobile troops in the I,
 2nd Upper Silesian II, IX, and X Corps Areas
Infantry Regiment, No. o 17th Infantry Division
23
o Guard Landwehr Infantry Division
 4th Upper Silesian
 1st Guard Landwehr Brigade
Infantry Regiment, No.
 1st Guard Landwehr
63
Regiment
 Attached to Division:
 2nd Guard Landwehr
 3rd Silesian Dragoon
Regiment
Regiment, No. 15
 2nd Guard Landwehr Brigade
 1st Guard Grenadier
Landwehr Regiment
 2nd Guard Grenadier
Landwehr Regiment Belgium[edit]
o 1st Landwehr Division
 1st Pomeranian Landwehr Though not a belligerent in the conflict, the Belgian
Brigade army was mobilized and placed on readiness at the
 1st Combined country's borders in fear of a preemptive attack by
Pomeranian Landwehr either party through the neutral territory during the
Regiment Franco-Prussian War. (See Belgium and the Franco-
 2nd Combined Prussian War).
Pomeranian Landwehr
Regiment Commander-in-Chief: King Leopold II
 2nd Pomeranian Landwehr
Brigade Chief of Staff: Lieutenant General Bruno Renard
 3rd Combined
Pomeranian Landwehr Minister of War: Major General Henri Guillaume
Regiment
 4th Combined Army of Observation[edit]
Pomeranian Landwehr
Regiment The Army of Observation (Armée d'Observation)
o 2nd (Brandenburg) Landwehr Division numbered approximately 55,000 men. Its role was to
 1st Brandenburg Landwehr defend the country's borders.
Brigade
 1st Combined Commander: Lieutenant-General Baron Félix Chazal
Brandenburg Landwehr
Regiment Chief of Staff: Colonel Monoyer
 2nd Combined
Brandenburg Landwehr  1st Army Corps (Ier corps d'armée)
Regiment o Commanded by Lieutenant-General
 2nd Brandenburg Landwehr Sapin
Brigade  2nd Army Corps (IIe corps d'armée)
 3rd Combined o Commanded by Prince Philippe
Brandenburg Landwehr
 Artillery
Regiment
 Reserve Cavalry
 4th Combined
Brandenburg Landwehr  Auxiliary units (Railway, logistics, telegraphic
Regiment etc.)
o 3rd Combined Landwehr Division
 West Prussian Landwehr Brigade Army of Antwerp[edit]
 West Prussian Combined
Landwehr Regiment The Army of Antwerp (Armée d'Anvers), based in the
 Lower Silesian Combined "National Redoubt" fortress in Antwerp, numbered
Landwehr Regiment approximately 15,000. It was a defensive force,
 Posen Landwehr Brigade designed to hold the city of Antwerp alone.
 1st Combined Posen Approximately 8,000 additional men served as guards
Landwehr Regiment at other fortresses around the country, including Liège.
 2nd Combined Posen
Landwehr Regiment Commander: Lieutenant-General Alexis-Michel Eenens
 16 Landwehr Cavalry Regiments
 Reserve Foot Battalions of the Guard and 11 Chief of Staff: Colonel Henri Alexis Brialmont
Line Artillery Regiments

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