French Order-of-Battle during the Golymin and Pultusk Campaign: 5e Division de Dragons
By Greg Gorsuch
SITUATION AU 15 DÉCEMBRE
SITUATION EN JANVIER
5e Division de Dragons
Présents.
Détachés.
Hôpitaux
Présents.
Détachés.
Hôpitaux
Général de Division Beker.
Généraux Boussart, Viallannes.
Offic.
Troupe.
Chev.
Troupe.
Chev.
Offic.
Troupe.
Chev.
Troupe.
Chev.
13e de dragons, Cel. d’Oullenbourg.
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26
448
481
159
154
25
22e — Cel. Carrié
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29
401
454
149
152
32
15e— Cel. Barthélemy.
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22
263
276
233
270
46
25e Cel Ornano.
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30
512
535
153
109
34
Artillerie. 6e. régt à cheval, 4e cie ½
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1
36
39
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Train. 5e bon ppal, 2e cie ½
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1
42
57
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109
1,702
1,842
694
685
137
Detachments that could join in a convenient time to take part in the operations of the December campaign.
5th Division of Dragoons
The 13th received, for its passage to Berlin, a detachment of 35 men coming from the dissolution of the foot dragoons to foot; a detachment of 50 mounted dragoons from the same source at Potsdam was obtained on the way on November 22.
The 22nd received a detachment of 80 men coming from the dissolution of the foot dragoons, mounted in Potsdam was obtained on the way on November 22.
The 15th received a detachment of approximately 100 mounted dragoons, leaving its large depot of Versailles from 12 to 15 September and arriving in Berlin during the last days of October.
The 25th received a detachment of 150 men coming from the dissolution of the foot dragoons, mounted in Potsdam and starting out on November 10 (depot of Major Lambert).
All these detachments constituted for the 5th division a reinforcement of approximately 415 horses, which could have taken part in the operations of December.
Source:
Foucart, P. Campagne de Pologne: Novembre-décembre 1806-Janvier 1807. Paris: Libraire Militaire Berger-Levralt & Co.; 1882.