Involved Units
| Austria-Hungary | ||||
| 5th Army | ||||
| VII Corps | XVI Corps | XV Corps | ||
| 1st Infantry Division | 57th Infantry Division | 61st Infantry Division | 20th Infantry Division | 58th Infantry Division |
| 17th Infantry Division | 18th Infantry Division | 50th Infantry Division | ||
| 187th Infantry Brigade | 6th Mountain Brigade | 16th Mountain Brigade | 14th Mountain Brigade | 81st Honvéd Infantry Brigade |
| 39th Honvéd Infantry Brigade | 2nd Mountain Brigade | 12th Mountain Brigade | 5th Mountain Brigade | 4th Mountain Brigade |
| 10th Mountain Brigade | 1st Mountain Brigade | 13th Mountain Brigade | 7th Mountain Brigade | 15th Mountain Brigade |
| 8th Mountain Brigade | 3rd Mountain Brigade | |||
| Reserve | ||||
| 93rd Infantry Division | ||||
| Headquarters | ||||
| VII Corps in Kostanjevica | XVI Corps in Dornberg | XV Corps in Kneža |
| Italy | ||||
| 2nd Army | 3rd Army | |||
| VII Corps | X Corps | XI Corps | VI Corps | II Corps |
| IV Corps | ||||
| 13th Infantry Division | 14th Infantry Division | 20th Infantry Division | 19th Infantry Division | 21st Infantry Division |
| 12th Infantry Division | 11th Infantry Division | 4th Infantry Division | 3rd Infantry Division | 32nd Infantry Division |
| 7th Infantry Division | 8th Infantry Division | Bersaglieri Division | Alpini Group A and B | half 29th Infantry Division |
| Reserve | ||||
| XIV Corps | ||||
| half 29th Infantry Division | 22nd Infantry Division | 28th Infantry Division | 30th Infantry Division | 23rd Infantry Division |
| 27th Infantry Division | 33rd Infantry Division | 1st Cavalry Division | 2nd Cavalry Division | 3rd Cavalry Division |
| Headquarters | ||||
| 2nd Army in Udine | 3rd Army in Cervigano |
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