Russia Confronts Napoleon
The Eylau Campaign 1806-1807
By James R. Arnold &
Ralph R. Reinertsen
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470 pages including 37 maps, 53 illustrations and 8 appendices
Detailed Orders of Battle
For the true buffs, we provide forty-six pages of appendices complete with army composition and organization and orders of battle. From Appendix II, Russian and Prussian Army Composition and Organization, pages 406-407
Third Division - Lieutenant-General Fabian Vilgelmovich, Baron Osten-Sacken I
Brigade of Major-General, Count von der Pahlen III
Little Russia Cuirassier Regiment - 5 squadrons (Chef - Colonel Duka)
Courland Dragoon Regiment - 5 squadrons (Chef - Major-General Leshern)
Sumsk Hussar Regiment - 10 squadrons (Chef - General, Count von der Pahlen III)
Cossack Regiment - 5 sotnias - Colonel Papusin
Cossack Regiment - 5 sotnias - Colonel Ilovaysky X
Brigade of General Titov IInd
Tavrida (Tavrich) Grenadier Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - Prince Eugen von Württemberg)
Mourom Musketeer Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - General Titov II)
Brigade of General, Prince Dolgorukov V
Chernigov Musketeer Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - General, Prince Dolgoruski V)
Lithuania Musketeer Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - General, Prince Ushakov I)
Brigade of Lieutenant General Brizeman von Netting
Dnepr Musketeer Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - Lieutenant-General Brizeman von Netting)
Kopor Musketeer Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - General Warnek)
21st Jager Regiment - 3 battalions (Chef - General Loptev)
Brigade of artillery - 76 pieces - Colonel Beil
Two heavy, position batteries, companies of 12-pdrs
Horse battery - Colonel Pirogov
Three light batteries, companies of 6-pdrs - cannon distributed to the regiments
Pioneer company
Pontoon company
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