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Marengo: The Battle of Marengo, June14th, 1800 #6-02A Napoleonic Brigade Series Game

Game Design: Dave PowellSeries Design: Dean N. EssigGame Development: Dean N. EssigGraphics: Dean N. EssigProduction Management: Sara EssigCopyright ©1995 The Gamers, Inc. AllRights Reserved

Table of ContentsPage Item1 1.0 General Special Rules

2.0 French Special Rules2 3.0 Austrian Special Rules

4.0 Victory Conditions3 5.0 Scenarios

5.1 Frontal Assault5.2 Ott Turns the Right

4 5.3 Desaix’s Counterattack5 5.4 The Battle of Marengo

Historical Notes6-17 French Loss Charts18-29 Austrian Loss Charts31 Designer’s Notes32 Unit Manifest

1.0 GeneralSpecial Rules1.1 Map Notes

1.1a The Tête de Pont. This isthe Austrian fortified bridgehead. Itshexsides act as a trench. Cavalry andartillery can only cross these hexsideswhile moving along a road. Infantry mustexpend all of its MA to cross such ahexside.

1.1b Elevations. The game maphas no elevation levels. The color variationhas no line of sight effect.

1.1c Casualty Tracks. This gamedoes not use any on-map track to keep arecord of total losses as this information isnot needed for victory determinationpurposes.

1.2 Anti-InitiativesThere are none for either side.

1.4 First PlayerUnlike the usual NBS game, in

all scenarios in Marengo the AUSTRIANplayer turn is always first .

2.0 FrenchSpecial Rules2.1 Attachment andDetachment

No unit assigned to a corps canbe detached to another corps(EXCEPTION: M-D can be assigned toany desired French Corps). The CavalryDivision, Consular Guard, and the optionalartillery units can be attached to a corps,if desired.

2.2 The Consular GuardThe Consular Guard consists

of one infantry, one cavalry, and oneartillery unit. These units never need to bewithin any particular Command Radiusand are completely independent—both ofthemselves and any other unit or leader.They are, of course, Elite units and thefull-Elite Division effects come into playonly when both the Infantry and Cavalryunits are wrecked (the artillery does notmatter for this). The Elite value of theConsular Guard for Morale purposes is 1.

2.3 Napoleon’s LossReplace the Little Guy with any

Corps Commander. Regardless of otherresults, the French player loses the battle.

2.4 French MinorVariants

2.4a Moncey’s Corps. AllowMoncey’s Corps (La-M, Lo-M, 2x Mb) toarrive at Entry Areas B or C upon asuccessful dice roll. Roll two dice eachturn beginning with the 11:00am turnduring the French Command Phase. Inthe first turn in which a roll of 9 or moreoccurs, allow these units to enter. Thisoption gives the Austrian player 3 VictoryPoints (VPs).

More than half of Napoleon’sArmy of the Reserve was scattered aboutNorthern Italy in an attempt to preventMelas’ escape. Unfortunately, the FirstCounsul was so worried about thispossibility, he neglected to prepare forthe other eventuality: an Austrian attack.The morning Melas crossed the Bormida,Napoleon had given orders to bothMoncey and Desaix to move further awayfrom the field. Better communication andadditional foresight might well have givenNapoleon a superior concentration atMarengo.

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2.4b Earlier Arrival of Desaix.Allow Desaix, Boudet’s Division (all unitsof B-D), and the D Corps artillery to enterwith their rolls beginning at 10:00am, andnot 2:00pm as normally in scenario 5.4.The dice roll required and position ofentry remain the same. This option givesthe Austrian player 1 VP.

2.4c Use of both of the Above.Using both 2.4a and 2.4b will swing thegame’s balance heavily in the favor of theFrench. For that reason, the VP cost forthe two combined is 6 VPs, not 4.

2.4d More French Artillery.Allow the two optional French Armyartillery units (ARes) to enter play withthe Guard. If the Guard is already set up atstart in the scenario being played, set thetwo artillery units up anywhere within ator within six hexes of either Guard unit.Once in play, these two artillery units cantrace command radius to any French CorpsHQ. This option gives the Austrian player2 VPs.

3.0 AustrianSpecial Rules3.1 Attachment andDetachment

None are allowed, expect thoseenforced by scenario information (andthese mandated ones cannot be changedlater). The Austrian command situation ismurky enough, no sense in making itworse. See also the development of theLeft Wing, 3.3.

3.2 No Corps Structure& Order of Succession

The Austrian Army iscomposed of divisions, with no corpsstructure. Handle all orders as DivisionalGoals. Remember, this means eachdivisional commander is “bolted to theground” when he has no orders. To avoidhaving the Divisional Commander retaina full brigade as a body guard when he isso “bolted”, the regular stackingrequirement (which requires divisioncommanders to stack with one of theirbrigades) is waived here for theAustrians—all Austrian leaders can stackwith (and affect the morale of) any friendlyunit or none as the player choses. In anexception to the usual Straggler Recoveryrules, these divisions can recoverstragglers even while on divisional goals.

The commander of the RightWing (O’Reilly) is the functionalcommander of the “Right” units—which

act as a division. These units are Cav-Right, Right Artillery, and Infantry(Right).

Zachs, the commander of theCenter Wing, only enters play if 3.4a isused or when he has been appointed toarmy command. When he enters playbecause Melas has become a casualty,place him instantly in the hex where Melasdied. Place him there after the hex makesany required Morale Check.

Ott (Left Wing) is a free leader(he can apply his morale modifiers to anystack) in every scenario. He can set upwith any troops. (See also 3.3).

Should Melas become acasualty, the following is the order ofofficers to take command: Zachs, Ott,O’Reilly, Hadik, Schellenberg and thenVogelsang. If you find you must go beyondVogelsang...give up and try again anotherday.

3.3 The Left WingIn any order issued to Ott from

the Army Commander or when Ott getsinitiative, up to four divisions can beassigned to a nominal Left Wing. Onceassigned, place the Left HQ anywherewhich allows these divisions to be incommand and they effectively form acorps. When this Wing already existswhen play begins, set it up with the WingHQ acting as a Corps HQ according to thestandard rules.

3.4 Austrian MinorVariants

3.4a Wing Command Works.Allow the Austrian player to set up threeCorps HQs (Center, Right, and Left WingHQs). These can be set up anywhere onthe game map provided the followingrules are applied and the assigned divisionsare within normal Command Radius. Thisoption gives the French player 3 VPs.

• All divisions must be assignedto a Wing before play begins.• AG-L must be assigned to theLeft Wing. AG-C must be assigned to theCenter Wing. AG-R must be assigned tothe Right Wing.• No more than four of theremaining divisions can be assigned to asingle Wing.• Divisions need not be assignedto any Wing if so desired.• Ott commands the Left Wingand Zachs commands the Center Wing.• The special rules in 3.2 and 3.3

do not apply to divisions assigned to aWing.• Once assigned, Wingdesignations cannot be changed duringplay.• Wings and all units assigned tothem apply all the usual series rulesregarding Corps.

Perhaps Napoleon’s greatestcontribution to military science is hisadoption of a standardized corpsstructure. Divisions were common enoughin continental armies, but the concept ofa permanent army corps—with apermanent staff—was non-existent.Armies relied on ad-hoc wing structures,which were usually established the nightbefore a battle, to control masses of troops.It usually didn’t work.

3.4b More Cavalry. WhenElsnitz’ Cavalry Division enters play orsets up, allow 7 Hus-E and Er Hus-E to setup or enter also. This option gives theFrench player 1 VP.

These units comprise Nimsch’sCavalry Brigade (2,500 men) that Melassent to guard against an imaginary threatto his line of communications. Their usein the battle would have exacerbatedNapoleon’s weakness in cavalry.

4.0 VictoryConditions

These victory conditions areused in all scenarios except scenario 5.1(which has its own). Victory is determinedon a point total basis. Each side earns VPsbased on wrecked formations and terrainfeatures controlled.

4.1 Victory PointsAwarded for WreckedFormations

Each player gets 1 VP for eachenemy division wrecked counting bothstragglers and casualties as they exist atthe end of play.

4.2 Victory PointsAwarded forGeographicObjectives

The player who either occupiesat the end of play or was the last to movethrough a feature is awarded the VPs forit. A single player must control all hexesof a multi-hex feature to be awarded thepoints for it.

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Feature VPsTête de Pont (1.23, 1.24, 1.25) 5Marengo (17.14, 18.13, 18.14) 3Castel Ceriolo (all w/i 1 28.27) 2Spinetta (22.06 through 22.09) 1Villanova (39.23, 40.23, 41.23) 1Cassina Grossa (43.05, 44.05, 44.04) 1St. G. Vecchio (61.12, 62.12, 63.12) 5

4.3 Levels of VictoryTotal Victory Points for each

side. Subtract the French total from theAustrian total and compare to the chartbelow.

-20 or less French Massive-19 to -10 French Major-9 to -2 French Minor-1 to 1 Draw2 to 10 Austrian Minor11 to 21 Austrian Major22 or more Austrian Massive

5.0 Scenarios5.1 Frontal Assault

The Battle of Marengo openedwith an Austrian artillery barrage,followed by the forward movement ofKaim’s and Hadik’s Divisions againstVictor’s French Corps. The initial Austrianobjective was to clear the French from thebanks of the Fantanone and to capture thebridges at Marengo and Stortigliona.

General InformationFirst Turn: 9:00 amLast Turn: 11:00 amTotal Game Length: 5 TurnsFirst Player: Austrian

French InformationSet Up: (All French units must set upeast of the Bormida River)G-V (all), Vb (3Lf), 2x Full StrengthSkirmishers: w/i 3 of 11.17 Mark theSkirmisher Box from each infantryregiment.C-V (all), Vb (2Hf), 2-Cav: w/i 5 of 14.12V Corps HQ: 22.12

Reinforcements: None

Orders:Victor’s Corps is to defend the banks ofthe Fantanone River and Marengo. 2-Cavis attached to Victor’s Corps.

Austrian InformationSet Up:Right (all) (forming a provisional R Divunder O’Reilly): w/i 1 of 7.17K Div (all): w/i 1 of 7.18H Div (all): w/i 1 of 7.19AG-C (all): w/i 1 of 8.19

Reinforcements: None

Orders:Right is to move south, via Stortigliona,to attack and capture the bridge across theFantanone there. It must then attack tocapture Marengo.

Other Divisions are to attack eastwardsto capture Marengo and the bridge acrossthe Fantanone.

Victory:Major Austrian: Capture both bridgesand all three hexes of Marengo.Minor Austrian: Fulfill two of thefollowing: Capture at least one bridge, thetown of Marengo, and/or wreck at least 3French Brigades.Minor French: Avoid the Austrianvictory conditions.Major French: Only available as per theshifts below.

Shift: One level of victory in the favor ofthe French if either H Div or K Div arewrecked at the end of play.

5.2 Ott Turns theFrench Right

By early afternoon, FieldMarshall Ott (commanding the LeftColumn) had taken Castel Ceriolo withsurprisingly little opposition. Observingthe battle still raging to the southwest, Ottput his troops into motion to flank Watrin’sDivision of Lannes’ Corps—which hadfilled in on Victor’s right earlier. Thisturning movement (combined with thecollapse of the French center) sent theArmy of the Reserve retreating back to St.Giuliano Vecchio. Only the commitmentof Monnier’s Division and the ConsularGuard prevented a French disaster.

General InformationFirst Turn: 1:00 pmLast Turn: 4:00 pmTotal Game Length: 7 TurnsFirst Player: AustrianFor the Pre-Game losses, these are givenas #(#) where the first # is casualties andthe one in the parenthesis is stragglers.Wreck units as appropriate according to

these losses.

French InformationSet Up:C-V (all), Vb (2Hf): anywhere between9.xx and 18.xx, south of xx.12 (inclusive)G-V (all), Vb (3Lf): w/i 2 of 18.13 (eastand/or south of the Fantanone)Cav Division (less 1-Cav): w/i 3 of 19.13(east and/or south of the Fantanone)V Corps HQ: 22.11W-L (all), 1-Cav: w/i 3 of 21.17 (east ofthe Fantanone)L Corps HQ: 22.15Army HQ, Consular Guard (all): w/i 2 of34.15M-D (all): w/i 2 of 38.10 (in columnalong the road, no more than one non-leader counter per hex)

Reinforcements: None

Orders:V Corps is to defend the line of theFantanone River including the crossingpoints and the town of Marengo.

The Cavalry Division (less 1-Cav) isattached to V Corps.

1-Cav is attached to L Corps.

L Corps is to defend the line of theFantanone River and the right flank of VCorps.

M-D is to attack and capture CastelCeriolo.

Pre-Game Losses:44 Line (G-V): 4(2)101 Line (G-V): 4(2)24 Light (C-V): 4(2)43 Line (C-V): 4(3)96 Line (C-V): 4(4)2-Cav: 2(0)

Austrian InformationSet Up:Right (all): w/i 1 of 10.15AG-C (all): w/i 1 of 13.15M Div (all): w/i 1 of 15.16H Div (all): w/i 1 of 16.16K Div (all, Kaim is a casualty, use hisRepl for the divisional commander): w/i 2of 17.20Army HQ: 11.17** All of the above must set up north and/or west of the Fantanone River.

S Div (all), V Div (all), AG-L (all), LeftHQ: w/i 3 of 27.28E Div (all): w/i 1 of 32.30

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Reinforcements: None

Orders:Right is to attack and capture Stortiglionaand the bridge over the Fantanone near12.10.

AG-C is to attack across the Fantanoneand then attack south to capture theStortigliona Bridge.

M Div and H Div are to attack and captureMarengo.

K Div is to capture La Barbolla and turnV Corps’ right flank.

S Div, V Div, and AG-L are to attacksouth against the exposed flank of L Corpsin order to capture La Barbolla andMarengo.

E Div has no orders.

S Div, V Div, E Div, and AG-L comprisethe Left Wing for purposes of rule 3.3.

Pre-Game Losses:Infantry (AG-C): 1(0)Pilati (H Div): 8(0)Bellegarde (H Div): 2(2)St. Julien (H Div): 1(1)de Briey (K Div): 2(2)Knesevich (K Div): 4(5)Lmrslle (K Div): 1(1)Infantry (Right): 1(1)Cav-Right: 1(0)

Victory: As per 4.0

5.3 Desaix’sCounterattack

As evening approached,Melas—slightly wounded and satisfiedhe had won a great victory—retired toAlexandria and left his chief of staff toorganize a pursuit. Colonel Zachs waspreparing to do this when Desaix’sFrenchmen burst upon the scene. Desaix—a combat leader if there ever was one—made his famous observation: “This battleis lost, sire, but there is time to win another”and preceded to do just that. With hisunblooded troops, he hurled the Austriansback from Marengo. The end result was acomplete reversal of the day’s fortunes.

General InformationFirst Turn: 5:00 pmLast Turn: 9:00 pmTotal Game Length: 9 TurnsFor the Pre-Game losses, these are givenas #(#) where the first # is casualties andthe one in the parenthesis is stragglers.Wreck units as appropriate according tothese losses.

French InformationSet Up:L Corps (all), Cnslr Gd: w/i 4 of 56.17G-V (all), Vb (2Hf), Gdb (2Hf): w/i 1 of54.10C-V (all): w/i 1 of 55.11M-D (all): w/i 2 of 49.20Cav Div, Cav-Gd: w/i 1 of 57.09V Corps HQ: 58.11D Corps (all, less M-D): w/i 2 of 62.12Army HQ: 61.12

Reinforcements: None

Orders:L Corps is to advance via La Ventolina(47.13) to attack the flank of the Austriansadvancing along the Tortone Road.

V Corps is to defend the Tortone Roadand the town of St. Giuliano Vecchio.

D Corps (less M-D) is to attack along theTortone Road to recapture Marengo.

The Cavalry Division is attached to DCorps.

M-D has a divisional goal to defend LCorps’ flank.

Pre-Game Losses:44 Line (G-V): 6(2)101 Line (G-V): 5(3)24 Light (C-V): 6(3)43 Line (C-V): 6(5)96 Line (C-V): 5(4)6 Light (W-L): 3(3)40 Line (W-L): 3(2)22 Line (W-L): 2(1)28 Line (W-L): 3(2)19 Light (M-D): 2(2)70 Line (M-D): 2(2)72 Line (M-D): 1(1)1-Cav: 3(0)2-Cav: 4(0)3-Cav: 1(0)Cnslr Gd: 2(1)Cav-Gd: 1(0)Vb (3Lf) is dead

Austrian InformationSet Up:M Div (all), LDr-E: w/i 1 of 48.09H Div (all): w/i 1 of 45.09Army HQ: 41.10K Div (all): w/i 1 of 37.14AG-C (all): w/i 1 of 35.17Right (all): w/i 1 of 37.04Ott, AG-L (all), S Div (all), V Div (all),Left HQ: w/i 3 of 38.23E Div (all, less LDr-E): w/i 1 of 32.30

Reinforcements: None

Orders:M Div is to attack east to capture St.Giuliano Vecchio.

LDr-E is considered to actually be a partof M Div (as opposed to being “attached”).(This is an exception to the usual rulesregarding attachment. In all cases dealingwith attack stoppage, M Div is consideredto have three brigades. E Div, meanwhile,has but one brigade and is wrecked whenthat brigade becomes wrecked.)

H Div is to attack east to capture St.Giuliano Vecchio.

S Div, V Div, and AG-L comprise theLeft Wing for purposes of rule 3.3. EachDivision of the wing has a separateDivisional Goal order to attack south tocapture La Ventolina and La Buschetta.These orders each have a D5 status. Handlethese as individual Divisional Goal ordersso that they become implemented in anuncoordinated fashion.

E Div is to defend Castel Ceriolo.

Right is to move to Cassina Grossa anddefend the flank of the force attacking St.Giuliano Vecchio.

AG-C is to advance with the first elementof the Left Wing that does and to maintaincontact between Left’s leading forces andM Div and H Div.

K Div has no orders.

Pre-Game Losses:Infantry (AG-C): 1(1)Cav-AG-C: 1(0)Pilati (H Div): 8(0)Bellegrade (H Div): 3(4)St. Julien (H Div): 3(3)de Briey (K Div): 3(2)Knesevich (K Div): 5(7)Lmrslle (K Div): 3(3)1 Grendr (M Div): 3(2)

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2 Grendr (M Div): 1(0)Jhn Drgn-E: 1(0)LDr-E: 2(0)Infantry (AG-L): 2(2)Retz (S Div): 3(3)Sticher (S Div): 3(5)Stuart (V Div): 1(1)Hohnlhe (V Div): 1(1)Infantry (Right): 3(3)Cav-Right: 2(0)Kaim and Melas are wounded. Zachscommands the army.

Victory: As per 4.0

5.4 The Battle ofMarengo

On June 14th, the Austriancommander in Italy—Melas—decided torisk everything on an attack againstBonaparte’s scattered Army of theReserve. As the Austrians crossed theBormida, the French were taken bysurprise and were pushed back throughoutthe day. Finally, as the French seemed onthe brink of total defeat, Desaix led asurprise counterattack which redeemedFrench fortunes and won the battle.

General InformationFirst Turn: 6:00 amLast Turn: 9:00 pmTotal Game Length: 31 TurnsFirst Player: Austrian

French InformationSet Up:(All French units must set upeast of the Bormida River)G-V (all), Vb (3Lf), 2x Full StrengthSkirmishers: w/i 3 of 11.17 Mark theSkirmisher Box from each infantryregiment.C-V (all), Vb (2Hf), 2-Cav: w/i 5 of 14.12V Corps HQ: 22.12L Corps (all), Cav (all, less 2-Cav): w/i 5of 61.12

Reinforcements:At Noon, Entry Area C: M-D (all),Napoleon, Army HQ, Gd (all)

Variable:Beginning at 2:00pm, roll two dice eachHour turn during the French CommandPhase. On a 9 or more allow the remainderof D Corps (all, less M-D) to enter atEntry Area C.

Orders:V Corps is to defend the area nearMarengo and the crossings over theFantanone River near there.

2-Cav is attached to V Corps.

L Corps and Cav Div have no orders.

M-D arrives with a Divisional Goal to beassigned to any French Corps on arrival.When M-D enters play, the French playerdecides which corps he wants to assignM-D and from that point on, the divisionbehaves as part of that Corps.

D Corps is to move to the Army HQ whenit arrives and await further orders.

Austrian InformationSet Up:Right (all): in any hex or hexes of theTête de Pont

Reinforcements:At 6:00am, Entry Area A: All remainingAustrian units.

Orders:Right is to advance toward Stortiglionaand capture the bridge across theFantanone there and to then pivot andsupport the attack on Marengo.

K Div , H Div , and AG-C are to deploy infront of Pedre Bona and then to attack tocapture Marengo.

M Div , and E Div are to advance to thevicinity of Pedre Bona and await furtherorders.

AG-L , S Div, and V Div are to captureCastel Ceriolo and await further orders.These units comprise the Left Wing as perrule 3.3.

Victory: As per 4.0

Historical NotesMarengo stands as one of

Napoleon’s more desperate victories—won by the timely arrival of Desaix—aswell as his final triumph in Italy. It provedto be a decisive victory over the Austrians,and paved the way for Bonaparte to movefrom the status of First Consul to that ofEmperor. As such, the battles impact wasfar greater than a glance at its size wouldsuggest.

Upon his return from Egypt,Bonaparte found French fortunes at a lowebb. France’s frontiers were threatenedand internal revolt continued in Vendee.The Austrians recouped many of the lossesthey had suffered in Northern Italy in1796-97. Seeing Italy as the decisivetheater, Bonaparte chose to return to thefront there after being elected First Consulof France in December.

In the midst of political intriguesand domestic reforms, Napoleon beganforming a new army with which to take tothe field in the spring. Berthier was givennominal control of the force—called the“Army of the Reserve” to avoidtelegraphing Napoleon’s intentions to aspecific theater. Over the winter, this armygrew to over 40,000 men from both newdrafts as well as careful gathering of menwho were missed in earlier calls.

General Melas, the Austriancommander in Italy, had done quite wellfor himself. He had managed to drive theFrench virtually out of the region. He wasstill besieging Genoa. However, becauseof his success, Melas’ army was nowdepleted from combat and scatteredamong various screening and occupationduties. Despite still having 100,000 menin the region, Melas’ main body barelynumbered 30,000 troops.

Napoleon chose to takeadvantage of this dispersal. Early in Mayhe left Paris to join Berthier and takecommand of the Army of Reserve. By the14th, the army was ready and it began itsmarch to Northern Italy via the passes inthe Alps. The target was to debauch intothe Valley of the Po—behind Melas. Theplan was daring—even desperate. Tosucceed, Napoleon needed to move fastand defeat Melas before his army couldconcentrate. In the meantime, the Frenchwould have no safe line of retreat orsupply in case of misfortune.

By the 20th, the French werethrough the still-snowbound passes andstanding at the head of the valley of theAosta. There, a minute Austrian garrisonat Fort Bard almost wrecked Bonaparte’s

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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Marengo NBS #2

French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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Marengo NBS #2

French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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French Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire Levels24 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏43 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏96 Line B A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

C-V Chambarlhac ❏❏✓❏

44 Line A ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏101 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

G-V Gardanne ❏❏✓

6 Light B ❏ A ❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏22 Line C A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏28 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏40 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

W-L Watrin ❏❏❏✓❏

9 Light A ❏❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏30 Line A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏59 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

B-D Boudet ❏❏❏✓

19 Light B ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏70 Line C ❏ A ❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏72 Line B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

M-D Monnier ❏❏✓❏

1-Cav B AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏2-Cav A A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏3-Cav B B ❏❏ C ❏✓❏❏

Cav Murat ❏❏✓❏

Cnslr Gd A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏Cav-Gd A B ❏ C ❏❏✓❏

Consular Guard (Elite) ❏❏✓

Optional Divisions:1 Light A ❏ B ❏❏ C ❏❏✓❏9 Line B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏29 Line B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

La-M Lapoype ❏❏✓❏

Ital. Legn C ❏ AA ❏ AB ❏❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏✓❏❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

12 Light A C ❏❏❏✓1 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏67 Line B ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Lo-M Lorge ❏❏❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

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Austrian Loss Chart—MarengoUnit ID Morale Skirmishers Fire LevelsInfantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-C B B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

AG-C Frimont ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏ B ❏ C ❏✓❏❏Cav-AG-L B C ❏❏✓❏

AG-L Gottesheim ❏❏✓

Jhn Drgn-E C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏LDr-E LiechtensteinB A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

Optionals for E Div:7 Hus-E C AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Er Hus-E C A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏

E Div Elsnitz ❏✓❏E Div with Optionals ❏❏✓❏❏

Pilati C AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Bellgrarde C A ❏❏❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏St.Julien C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

H Div Hadik ❏❏✓❏

de Briey B ❏ A ❏❏❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏Knesevich C ❏ AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lmrslle B A ❏ B ❏❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

K Div Kaim ❏❏✓❏

1 Grendr B AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏✓❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏2 Grendr A AB ❏❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏

M Div Morzin ❏❏✓

Infantry B ❏❏ AB ❏❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Cav-Right B A ❏❏ B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

Right O’Reilly ❏❏✓

Retz C ❏ AB ❏ A ❏❏❏❏❏✓ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Sticher D AB ❏❏❏ A ❏❏❏✓❏❏ B ❏❏❏ C ❏❏❏Lo Drgn-S C B ❏❏✓ C ❏❏❏

S Div Schellenberg ❏✓❏❏

Stuart C A ❏❏❏ B ❏✓❏❏ C ❏❏❏Hohnlhe D B ❏❏✓❏ C ❏❏❏

V Div Vogelsang ❏✓❏

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scheme. The fort resisted all attempts tocapture it and the Army of the Reservewas forced to sneak past it in the dead ofnight. The greatest difficulty was that fewwagons and artillery could manage to getpast the Austrians—Napoleon would becritically short of cannon and supply inany forthcoming engagement.

By May 22nd, Melas knew thatthe French Army of the Reserve—whichhe heretofore ignored as a figment ofFrench deception—was a real force andwas in his rear. 16,000 men garrisoned thetown of Alessandria along the TanaroRiver. Other forces—primarily 17,000under Elsnitz—were directed to convergethere.

Elsnitz ran into difficulties. Histroops had been busy screening 14,000French under Suchet. When the pressureabated, Suchet attacked Elsnitz on themarch, inflicted 9,000 casualties, anddelayed Elsnitz’s arrival at Alessandriauntil the second week of June. When hedid limp into the town, he did so with onlyhalf his original command.

Unfortunately for the French, areciprocal misfortune had derailed Frenchplans. Genoa, besieged by 25,000Austrians under General Ott, surrenderedon June 6th. The surrender freed up Ott’sforce to operate against Napoleon directly.Despite repeated please from Napoleon,Genoa’s commander, Massena, could holdout no longer.

Bonaparte moved to occupyMilan—directly astride Melas’ line ofcommunications and tried to provoke anattack by Melas. Melas refused to take thebait. As time passed, Napoleon becameworried that the Austrians would try toslip by him without giving battle. Hechose to force the issue.

On June 13th, the French movedon to the Marengo Plain—the flat groundbetween the Bormido and ScrivioRivers—and drove off the small Austriangarrison there. This force promptlyretreated to Alessandria and alerted Melasto the French presence.

Within Alessandira, Melas hadassembled 30,000 troops for the battle:23,000 infantry, 6,000 cavalry, and 92cannon. Opposing him, Napoleon had24,000 infantry, 3,200 cavalry, and a mere40 guns. More significantly, Napoleon’stroops were widely dispersed. OnlyVictor’s divisions (9,000 infantry and1,000 cavalry under Kellerman) faceMelas at Marengo. The Austriansoutnumbered the French 2:1 in bothcavalry and artillery.

Finally, Melas decided toattack. The tables were turned on theFrench—now it was the French who weredispersed in the face of a concentratedfoe. The Austrians endeavored to bringtheir weight to bear on Victor in order tocrush them before the French army couldconcentrate.

Melas organized into threecolumns: the Left, under Ott; the Right, amuch smaller force under O’Reilly; andthe Center column—comprised of abouthalf the Austrian army—remained directlyunder Melas. The plan called for all threecolumns to cross the Bormida at dawnand attack Victor. Ott’s Left Column wasto move via the north to flank the Frencharound Castel Ceriolo, while O’Reilly’stroops were to menace the southern flank.The Center (or Main) Column was toattack frontally.

Two flaws detracted from thesoundness of this plan. First, the entireAustrian army would have to cross theBormida over two small bridges whichwould slow the advance. Second, Melassent almost half his cavalry to defend hisrear against a supposed threat by Suchet.This threat proved to be non-existent andMelas’ move to counter it negated hiscavalry superiority.

Marengo: The BattleAt dawn on June 14th, the

Austrians began to cross the Bromida.O’Reilly’s force cleared the enemy picketsmaking room for the main force to deployfor the attack. It wasn’t, however, until8:00am that these troops (Hadik and Kaim)were ready to advance. Ott began hisflanking move marching behind these leadtroops.

Victor rapidly realized whatwas up. He massed his small force andsent word to the First Consul that theAustrians were attacking. Controversysurrounds the timing of that warning. Thesun rose at 4:36 am, but Victor’s dispatchwas not sent until between 8 and 9 am.Victor had waited until he was sure theAustrians had crossed in force and werepreparing to attack before sending wordto Napoleon. Unfortunately, this prudentwait also delayed the message so thatBonaparte did not receive word of theadvance until after the battle had begun—and he could hear the cannonade in thedistance.

To make matters worse,Napoleon seemed to discount the initialreports of a full-scale attack. He hadwatched Melas hide in Alessandria forseveral days and seemed convinced that

Melas planned to run rather than fight..Even as late as 10:00am, Napoleon sentorders further dispersing his army in orderto block a potential sideslip by theAustrians. Finally around 11:00am,Napoleon became convinced of theseriousness of the growing engagement.Immediately he countermanded the ordersfor further dispersal he had sent and setout for the field himself.

Victor was acquitting himselfwell. Compensating for any damage doneby the late report, he conducted a superbdefensive stand. After a substantialcannonade, the Austrian infantryadvanced at 9:00am and crossed theFontanone in several places only to bedriven back. Piloti’s cavalry suffered anespecially severe reverse—they crossedthe stream to turn the French flank only tobe mauled by Kellerman’s excellentcavalry and be flung back.

The Fontanone itself proved tobe an invaluable defensive asset. Thestream had risen because of the previousnight’s rain and had become difficult formen and impassable for artillery.Additionally, the stream swung sharplyto the west at Marengo creating a convexfield of fire. Austrian troops advancing onthe village not only took fire from thefront, but also from the flanks. Attackshere were rendered very difficult.

Still, the Austrian numbersbegan to tell. Victor had to defend asubstantial length of the stream and waspressed not only at Marengo itself butabove and below the tow as well. Watrin’sDivision of Lannes’ Corps arrived around11:00am to reinforce the French right—but this could only be a temporary measuregiven the unopposed advance by Ott onCastel Ceriolo.

Nonetheless, the Austrianswere not exactly pressing home theiradvantages. The Austrian attacks werelethargic, methodical, and uncoordinated.Melas did not realize the weakness of hisopponents. Ott’s flanking march was slowand even after perching on the Frenchright-rear, his force had yet to engage theenemy.

At 1:00pm, the Austriansrenewed their attacks. Again they ledwith cannon and followed with frontalattacks on the Fontanone—but this timeOtt’s men joined in. The attacks gained afoothold on the French side of the streamand five battalions of Austrian Grenadiersstormed Marengo itself briefly taking thevillage. The French 43rd Linecounterattacked and retook the village.The Austrian foothold over the Fontanoneremained.

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At this time, Ott on his initiativechanged his orders to pivot to take Lannes’Corps in the flank. Given this pressure,Lannes and Victor retired in somedisorder—giving up Marengo for the finaltime. Only Kellerman’s cavalry managedto keep the Austrian center at bay duringthe withdrawal. Napoleon, who had justarrived on the field, was forced to commithis Consular Guard to slow Ott’s pursuit.

The Guard (a mere 800 men)formed square and stood off Elsnitz’scavalry. Then they slowly retired in theface of enemy infantry and cavalry. Indoing so they allowed the French to reformaround Giuliano Vecchio. As Lannes andVictor were reforming, the lead elementsof Desaix’s Corps began to arrive. Whilecomplete disaster had been avoided, itwas clear the French had lost the morning’sfight.

At this time, Melas (who hadbeen slightly wounded earlier) elected toretire to Alessandria and let his chief ofstaff, Col. Zachs, assume command ofwhat he thought would be the pursuit ofthe beaten French.

With the arrival of Desaix, theever aggressive Napoleon chose tocounterattack to redeem the day’s fortunes.Rapidly he put together a French attack.Fourteen French cannon wereconcentrated near the Tortona Road.Desaix’s entire corps had arrived andKellerman’s ever-present cavalry was insupport.

Zachs had sent forward twobrigades of Grenadiers to lead the pursuit.The Grenadiers, more mindful of speedthan the tactical situation, massed incolumn astride Tortona Road. Frenchartillery blasted them severely as theyattempted to deploy. As the Frenchinfantry advanced to the Grenadier’s front,Kellerman’s cavalry sliced into their flank.

Once the Grenadiers broke, therest of the Center Column fell back indisorder. Other Austrian infantry was tooexhausted and bled white to stand for longunder the pressure of the French advance.

Still commanding a sizableforce near Castel Ceriolo, Ottcontemplated a counterattack toward theFrench flank—in effect, a repeat of thetactics which had worked so well earlierin the day. He rejected that idea as eventsoutpaced his ability to organize such anassault. Instead, Ott chose to screen theretreat of Zach’s troops by retiring alongZach’s flank to the Bormida. His concernwas to prevent a French seizure ofAlessandria itself.

The battle ended with both sidesoccupying the same positions with whichthey began the battle. However, Melas’army had suffered a severe mauling—aclear defeat of the Austrians. Melas’ defeatwas a severe setback to Austrian morale.In almost one blow, Napoleon hadrecovered northern Italy for France.

Success did not come cheaply.In all, the French lost about 7,000 killedand wounded and a further 1,000 prisoners.One casualty in particular was a severeblow—Desaix was killed leading a charge.Desaix would have definitely received amarshal’s baton in 1803 and given hisalready proven skills would have been akey commander during the life of theFrench Empire.

The commanders of both sidescommitted errors in judgment during thecourse of the campaign and battle. Melas’proved more disastrous, but Napoleonhovered on the brink of catastrophe aswell.

Chief among the Austrianmistakes was the failure to concentratesuperior forces against Bonaparte—notjust once, but repeatedly. Once Genoahad fallen, Melas left almost 10,000 menthere to hold the city—even though theBritish had offered to assume the defenseof the city to free up the Kaiser’s men forother purposes. On the field of Marengo,Melas squandered an important Austrianadvantage—cavalry—by detaching alarge force to counter an imagined Frenchmove. The cavalry remaining with theattacking army was unaggressivelyhandled and contributed little to the battle.

Napoleon’s greatest error in thecampaign was to underestimate hisopponent. He was convinced Melas wouldnot come out to fight and dangerouslyscattered his forces to intercept anyAustrian end run. Because of this, whenMelas did attack, he did so against lessthan half of the French army.

Once on the field, Napoleondisplayed his customary grasp of the battle.He committed a few reserves to delay theAustrian pursuit and proved willing torevert to the offensive when Desaixarrived. A lesser commander might havecut his losses and retired with an intactarmy—but Napoleon knew the value ofboldness and struck back immediately.This counterattack proved to be thedecisive shock that crushed the Austrianwill to continue and ended the war inalmost a single stroke.

Designer’sNotes

Marengo was chosen as thesecond release in this series in order toprovide a quick, playable, introductoryvehicle for the series. As such, I beleive itis about the smallest size battle the NBSsystem can handle and still provide enoughexcitement to maintain player interest.Moreover, as an excitement builder, thesituation is first rate. All of this makesMarengo an ideal quick-playing volumefor the series.

The series itself has beenchanged somewhat and that has beencovered in the series rules themselves.The perceptive player will be quick tonote that the “Brigade” in the name of theseries is something of a misnomer. Thestandard infantry unit for each army ismuch more likely to be a regiment than abrigade. Virtually all the Russian units inAusterlitz were regiments already, soformalizing the change was not a greatphilosophical leap.

Because of this unit scalkechange, sometimes a command level willbe subsumed. For example, in Marengo,the French Brigade commandersdisappear. Not all units will be regiments.The cavalry will remain in brigadestructure and British infantry will deployin brigades (since a British infantry“regiment” is actually a battalion). Thekey thing to remember is that armyorganization is much more diverse in thistime period than in later wars, socompromises will always have to be made.

Researching Marengo waseasier than I expected. First of all, I wasgreatly aided by one of our Italiancustomers who produced moderntopographical maps of the area. Thesemaps, when overlaid with the mapproduced by Berthier in 1805 proved howlittle the terrain had changed. Moststrikingly, there are no elevations in thisgame. There were a total of four countourlines on the original map—the closestseparation being almost 1/2 mile apart.Since a 30 foot change over a half mile (ormore) hardley warrents slope effects, Idropped the gentle slope of the ground asit appeared on the base maps.

Unit strengths and placementscame readily to hand as well. One usefulsource was the magazine Empires, Eagles& Lions (issue #3 which came out whileI was working on this project) which hadan article on the battle. The article featuredcopiues of Berthier’s maps (of which Ihad been working from hard-to-read

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photocopies supplied by BillGray). Since I could not obtainBerthier’s little tome by hook,cook, or interlibrary loan,having legible copies of hismaps was an unexpectedpleasure.

Two items provedto be problems. First, theinformation on French artillerywas spotty and contradictory.Returns credit the French withup to 40 guns, but apparentlysome of these were not actuallypresent. Furse creditsNapoleon with only 15-20guns at the start of the battle—a number which excludes theartillery of the Guard andDesaix’s Corps. But what ofLannes’ Corps and Murat’sCavalry? All of my sourcesclaimed the artillery wasspread evenly among thedivisions of the army—exceptfor the guns accompanying theGuard. It is not clear if the 15-20 gun figure is just for Victor(who began the action) or if itincludes the guns attached toLannes and Murat (whoarrived later in the morning).

In the end, Icompromised. Victor got 5 gunpoints (16 cannon). Lannes gotno gun points, while Muratand the Guard got 2 gun pointseach. The end result is that theFrench have some 32 cannonavailable.

The second snagwas losses. The loss numbersmanufactured for the Ott’sFlank Attack and Desaix’sCounterattack scenarios arejust that—manufactured.None of the sources I trackeddown provided anythingresembleing detailed loss datato work with. I was forced toextrapolate heavily from thefinal totals Ihad.Unfortunately, this will bea common problem forNapoleonic games, since mostof these figures do not existoutside of various nationalarchieves. Until Dean givesme the research advancesadequate for me to jet aroundthe world doing archievalwork, I will have to rely onpublished sources.

Some of my sourceslist the Austrian AdvancedGuard as commanded byMarshal Quasdanovich, otherssay it was commanded byColonel Frimont. I went withFrimont since my best textualaccount gave him the nod.Marshal Q. will have to sit onthe bench unless someonemusters up conclusive proofthat he was actually there.

A number ofcomments have been sent myway on the need to recreate thedeparture of Melas from thebattle. Some expressed fearthat some sort of “idiot” rulewould be needed and thusdiminish the fun-factor for theAustrian player. In the end Idecided this issue wasn’tnearly as big as a problem as itlooked and certainly did notrequire a bunch of special rules.

Why? Simplybecause Melas was wounded(admittedly only slightly) andthat is why he left the field.Additionally, he left his Chiefof Staff (Colonel Zachs) incharge to organize the pursuit.Zachs knew as much about thesituation as Melas did, and, infact, much of the originalbattleplan was his work. Theend result was that it wouldhave mattered little if Melashad stayed—the Austrianreaction to the counterattackwould have been the same.The Austrians fell apartbecause they were tired, hadlost heavily, and wereexpecting to pursue a beatenfoe. The shock of theunexpected attack by Desaix’sfresh troops was too much forthem.

The one aspect ofthis drama I cannot control ishindsight. The Austrian gamer,unlike his historicalcounterpart, will be lookingfor this reposte, and will paycloser attention to details inorder to prevent it frombecoming a disaster. On theother hand, success with theAustrians will only come ifthey drive the French all butoff the map. To do so willrequire exactly the kind ofhard-charging that will bring

on the heavy losses andstragglers to generate theneeded fragility. I feel that theneed to drive forward, coupledwith the uncertainty ofDesaix’s arrival, compensatessomewhat for the benefits ofhindsight.

Unit Manifestand Order ofBattleFrench Army of the Reserve (A Res)

NapoleonA.Res HQA. Res Artillery (5x Light, 5x Heavy

Foot Gun Points) (Optional)

Guard DivisionCnslr Gd Infantry RegimentCav-Gd Heavy Cavalry RegimentGd Artillery (2x Heavy Foot Gun

Points)

Cavalry DivisionMurat1-Cav Light Cavalry Brigade2-Cav Heavy Cavalry Brigade3-Cav Light Cavalry BrigadeCav Artillery (2x Light Horse Gun

Points)

Victor’s Corps (V Corps)VictorV Corps HQV Corps Artillery (3x Light, 2x Heavy

Foot Gun Points)

G-V DivisionGardanne44 Line Infantry Regiment101 Line Infantry Regiment

C-V DivisionChambarlhc24 Light Infantry Regiment43 Line Infantry Regiment96 Line Infantry Regiment

Lannes’ Corps (L Corps)LannesL Corps HQ

W-L DivisionWatrin6 Light Infantry Regiment22 Line Infantry Regiment28 Line Infantry Regiment40 Line Infantry Regiment

Desaix’ Corps (D Corps)DesaixD Corps HQD Corps Artillery (2x Heavy Foot

Gun Points)

M-D DivisionMonnier19 Light Infantry Regiment70 Line Infantry Regiment72 Line Infantry Regiment

B-D DivisionBoudet9 Light Infantry Regiment30 Line Infantry Regiment59 Line Infantry Regiment

Moncey’s Corps (M Corps) (Optional)MonceyM Corps HQM Corps Artillery (2x Heavy, 2x Light

Foot Gun Points)

La-M Division

Lapoype1 Light Infantry Regiment9 Line Infantry Regiment29 Line Infantry Regiment

Lo-M DivisionLorgeItal Legn Infantry Regiment12 Light Infantry Regiment1 Line Infantry Regiment67 Line Infantry Regiment

Austrian ArmyMelasArmy HQ

Left WingOttLeft Wing HQ

Center Wing (Optional)ZachsCenter Wing HQ

Right WingO’Reilly (Right Wing

and/or Right Division commander)Right Wing HQ (Optional)

Right DivisionInfantry RegimentCavalry RegimentRight Wing (Division) Artillery (3x Light

Horse Gun Points)

Advanced Guard of the Center (AG-C)FrimontInfantry RegimentCavalry Regiment

Advanced Guard of the Left (AG-L)GottesheimInfantry RegimentCavalry RegimentAG-L Artillery (2x Light Foot Gun

Points, 3x Light Horse Gun Points)

E DivisionElsnitzE Div Artillery (3x Light Horse

Gun Points)7 Hus Cavalry Regiment (Optional)Er Hus Cavalry Regiment (Optional)Jhn Drgn Cavalry RegimentL Drgn Cavalry Regiment

H DivisionHadikH Div Artillery (4x Light Foot

Gun Points)Pilati Cavalry RegimentBellegarde Infantry RegimentSt. Julien Infantry Regiment

K DivisionKaimK Div Artillery (4x Light Foot

Gun Points)de Briey Infantry RegimentKnesevich Infantry RegimentLmrslle Infantry Regiment

M DivisionMorzinM Div Artillery (4x Heavy Foot

Gun Points)1 Grendr Infantry Regiment2 Grendr Infantry Regiment

S DivisionSchellenbergS Div Artillery (4x Heavy Foot

Gun Points)Lo Drgn Cavalry RegimentRetz Infantry RegimentSticher Infantry Regiment

V DivisionVogelsangV Div Artillery (2x Light Foot

Gun Points)Hohnlhe Infantry RegimentStuart Infantry Regiment