Napoleon's Russian Campaign of 1812

by Edward Foord

Force.	Battalions.	Squadrons.	Cossack Regiments.	Batteries.	Infantry and Engineers.	Cavalry.	Cossacks.	Artillery.	Total.	Guns.
Kamenski’s Corps	17	8	—	4	9,970	1,120	—	780	11,870	46
Markov’s ”	24	8	—	7	14,400	1,120	—	1,340	16,860	82
Sacken’s Reserve	12	24	—	2	4,000	2,500	—	440	5,940	24
Lambert’s Corps	—	36	—	—	—	5040	—	—	5040	—
Irregulars	—	—	9	—	—	—	3,960	—	3,960	—
Reserve Artillery	—	—	—	1	—	—	—	240	240	12
					28,370	9,780	3,960	2,800	44,910	164
ARMY OF THE DANUBE
Force.	Battalions.	Squadrons.	Cossack Regiments.	Batteries.	Infantry and Engineers.	Cavalry.	Cossacks.	Artillery.	Total.	Guns.
Langeron’s Division	12	8	3	4	6,000	1,000	1,000	700	8,700	48
Essen III’s Division	12	8	3	4	6,000	1,000	1,000	700	8,700	48
Voïnov’s Division	11	12	3	4	5,500	1,500	1,000	700	8,700	48
Bulatov’s Division	6	20	1	4	3,000	2,500	300	700	6,500	48
Sabaniev’s Division	9	8	1	1	4,500	1,000	300	200	6,000	12
Lüders’ Division	9	8	2	1	4,500	1,000	600	150	6,250	12
					29,500	8,000	4,200	3,150	44,850	216
ARMY OF FINLAND
Force.	Battalions.	Squadrons.	Cossack Regiments.	Batteries.	Infantry and Engineers.	Cavalry.	Cossacks.	Artillery.	Total.	Guns.
Steingell’s Corps and Field Detachments	22	6	1	4½	—	—	—	—	14,000	54
Garrison Detachments	4	—	1	—	—	—	—	—	2,500	12
									16,500	66
RESERVES AND GARRISONS IN JUNE
Depôt, Troops, etc.	87	54	—	?	—	—	—	—	35,000	—
CRIMEAN GARRISON
Detachments	8	—	—	2	—	—	—	—	5,000	24
Militia, Marines, Recruits, Cossacks, etc.									90,000
					Total				410,310
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APPENDIX D

STAFF OF NAPOLEON’S GRAND ARMY OF RUSSIA, 1812

Commander-in-Chief:
H.I.M. the Emperor and King Napoleon I.
Chief of Staff	Marshal Berthier, Prince of Neuchatel
” Cavalry	H.M. the King of Naples (Marshal Murat)
” Artillery	Général de Division Comte Lariboissière
” Engineers	” ” Comte Chasseloup
” Bridge Trains	” “ Baron Eblé
Intendant General	” ” Comte Mathieu Dumas

CHIEF MINISTERS, COURT OFFICIALS, ETC., ACCOMPANYING THE EMPEROR

Maret, Duke of Bassano	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Comte Daru	Secretary of State
General Duroc, Duke of Friuli	Grand Marshal of the Palace
” Caulaincourt, Duke of Vicenza	Grand Equerry
Baron Ménéval	Secretary of the Portfolio
” Fain	” ” Archives
” Mounier	” ” Cabinet
Colonel Baron de Ponton	” ” ”
State-Council Auditor Lelorgne d’Ideville	Chief Interpreter
Baron Bacler d’Albe	Director of Topographical Cabinet

THE GENERAL STAFF

General Officer.	Department or Command.
Général de Division Junot, Duc d’Abrantes	First Aide-de-Camp
” ” Lebrun, Duc de Placentia	Aide-de-Camp
” ” Mouton, Comte Lobau	”
” ” Comte Rapp	”
” ” Comte de Narbonne	”
” ” Comte Durosnel	”
” ” Comte Sokolniki	Polish Officer Attached
” ” Comte Sanson	Topography and History
” ” Baron de Caulaincourt	Grand Head-quarters
” Brigade Comte Bailly de Monthion	Chief of Berthier’s Staff
” ” Baron Guilleminot	Small Head-quarters
” ” Baron Jomini	History
“ ” Comte Lauer	Gendarmerie

There were in Napoleon’s train a large number of General Officers “disposable.” Most of these were appointed to commands later, and mostly appear in the list of Commandants of districts.