Order of Battle
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Kaiserlich-Königliche Hauptarmee, under the command of Charles of Austria:
TOTAL: 99 000 men; 84 000 infantry, 14 250 cavalry, 288 guns Grande Armée d'Allemagne, under the command of Napoleon I:
TOTAL (on May 22): 77 000 men; 67 000 infantry, 10 000 cavalry, 152 guns |
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