1701 – Operations in Germany – Imperialist OOB July
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Description
Order of battle of the Imperial Army of the Rhine in July 1701.
Summary: 15,600 foot, 2,000 horse, 2,000 dragoons for a total of 19,600 men
Infantry (15,600 men)
- Baden (3 bns = 1,651 effective men out of a book strength of 1,800 men)
- Thüngen (4 bns = 2,254 effective men out of a book strength of 2,400 men)
- Fürstenberg (4 bns = 1,842 effective men out of a book strength of 2,400 men)
- Reventlau (4 bns = 1,836 effective men out of a book strength of 2,400 men)
- Bayreuth (4 bns = 1,176 effective men out of a book strength of 2,400 men)
- Kratze (approx. 200 men) Sachsen-Coburg recently arrived from Catalonia and totally ruined
- Pfalz-Zweybrücken (99 men) aka Darmstadt recently arrived from Catalonia and totally ruined
- Liechtenstein (4 bns = 2,400 men) not listed by the Abtheilung für Kriegsgeschichte
- Carl Joseph Lothringen (4 bns = 2,400 men) not listed by the Abtheilung für Kriegsgeschichte
Cavalry (2,000 men)
- Alt-Hannover Cuirassiers (6 sqns = 1,000 effective men out of a book strength of 1,000 men)
- Cusani Cuirassiers (6 sqns = 996 effective men out of a book strength of 1,000 men)
Dragoons (2,000 men)
- Limburg-Styrum Dragoons (6 sqns = 990 effective men out of a book strength of 1,000 men)
- Vaubonne (6 sqns = 1,000 men) not listed by the Abtheilung für Kriegsgeschichte
Hussars (1,600 men)
- Kollonits Hussars (612 effective men out of a book strength of 800 men) still in Hungary
- Ebergényi Hussars (750 effective men out of a book strength of 800 men) still in Hungary
References
Abtheilung für Kriegsgeschichte des k. k. Kriegs-Archives: Feldzüge des Prinzen Eugen von Savoyen, Series 1, Vol. 3, Vienna 1876, App. 58
Vault, François Eugène de, and Pelet: Mémoires militaires relatifs à la Succession d'Espagne sous Louis XIV, Vol. 1 pp. 647, 657