Order
- Austrian South Army (Field Marschal Archduke Albrecht)
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- V Corps (General Gabriel Freiherr von Rodich)
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- Moering, Piret Brigades
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- VII Corps (General Joseph Freiherr von Maroicic)
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- Scudier, Töply, Welsersheimb Brigades
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- IX Corps (General Ernst Ritter von Hartung)
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- Böck, Kirchsberg, Weckbecker Brigades
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- Reserve Division (General Friedrich Rupprecht)
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- Two weak brigades
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- Cavalry Division (General Ludwig Freiherr von Pulz)
- Italian Mincio Army (General Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora)
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- I Corps (General Giacomo Durando)
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- 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Divisions
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- III Corps (General Della Rocca)
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- 7th, 8th, 9th and 16th Divisions. Also a Cavalry Division
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