On April 21, 1809 at Eggmuhl, Davout's French III Corps engaged Rosenberg's Austrian IV Corps in a battle. The French had superior numbers and aggression.
On April 22, the battle continued at Eggmuhl with Davout reinforced by Lefebvre's Bavarian VII Corps. Both sides had increased forces, with the French still having an aggression advantage.
On April 23 at Alteglofsheim, Nansouty's French cavalry engaged Rosenberg's Austrians. The French cavalry had higher aggression and numbers, while the Austrians were depleted.
On April 21, 1809 at Eggmuhl, Davout's French III Corps engaged Rosenberg's Austrian IV Corps in a battle. The French had superior numbers and aggression.
On April 22, the battle continued at Eggmuhl with Davout reinforced by Lefebvre's Bavarian VII Corps. Both sides had increased forces, with the French still having an aggression advantage.
On April 23 at Alteglofsheim, Nansouty's French cavalry engaged Rosenberg's Austrians. The French cavalry had higher aggression and numbers, while the Austrians were depleted.
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On April 21, 1809 at Eggmuhl, Davout's French III Corps engaged Rosenberg's Austrian IV Corps in a battle. The French had superior numbers and aggression.
On April 22, the battle continued at Eggmuhl with Davout reinforced by Lefebvre's Bavarian VII Corps. Both sides had increased forces, with the French still having an aggression advantage.
On April 23 at Alteglofsheim, Nansouty's French cavalry engaged Rosenberg's Austrians. The French cavalry had higher aggression and numbers, while the Austrians were depleted.
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FRENCH / ALLIED Army (III Corps) - Aggression: 4 III Corps (French) (Davout) 1 x CP (Davout) @ 15AP, 1 x Light Infantry @ 5AP, 5 x Bayonets @ 4AP Austrian Army IV Korps Aggression: 3 1 x CP (Rosenberg) @ 15AP 5 x Bayonets @ 4 AP, 1 x Smoothbore Field Artillery @ 8AP (Austrians with Aggression 3 as they were on the strategic offensive in the campaign, and aggressive in this battle on Day 1. Probably slightly less than 2,000 men per infantry element).
(Eggmuhl, 22 April 1809 (Day 2))
FRENCH / ALLIED Army (III Corps) - Aggression: 4 III Corps (French) (Davout) 1 x CP (Davout) @ 15AP, 2 x Light Infantry @ 5AP, 8 x Bayonets @ 4AP, 2 x Light Cavalry (Hussars, Chasseurs a Cheval) @ 5AP, 1 x Smoothbore Field Artillery @ 8 AP. VII (Bavarian) Corps (Lefebvre) 1 x Subordinate CP (Lefebvre) @ 15AP, 10 x Bayonets @ 4AP, 2 x Light Cavalry @ 5AP, 2 x Smoothbore Field Artillery @ 8 AP. Austrian Army IV Korps Aggression: 3 1 x CP (Rosenberg) @ 15AP 2 x Inferior Light Infantry (Grenzer) @ 4AP, 8 x Bayonets @ 4 AP, 3 x Light Cavalry (Hussars, Chevauleger) @ 5 AP, 2 x Smoothbore Field Artillery @ 8AP, 1 x Smoothbore Heavy Artillery @ 12AP (Less than 2,000 infantry per element, but numbers needed to represent the distribution of the forces. Should the French have Davout as Army commander and extra CP for III Corps?).
(Alteglofsheim 23rd April 1809)
FRENCH / ALLIED Army - Aggression: 4 1 x CP (Nansouty/ St Sulpice) @ 15AP, 8 x Cuirassier @ 6AP, 2 x Light Cavalry (Bavarian: Hussars, Chasseurs a Cheval, Chevauleger) @ 5AP, 1 x Smoothbore Horse Artillery @ 16 AP. AUSTRIAN ARMY Aggression: 1 1 x CP (Rosenberg) @ 15AP 2 x Cuirassier @ 6AP, 3 x Light Cavalry (Hussars and Chevaulegers) @ 5 AP, 1 x Infantry @ 4AP
(May be a case for at least one more Cuirassier element as 6,500 Austrian cavalry in 5 Regiments. Map suggest that Cuirassier were larger then Hussar Regiments.)