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Prussian Colonels-in-Chief 1792-1806: Hussar RegimentsHussar Regiment Number 1Present at the Battle of Jena, Hussar Regiment �Gettkandt� Number 1
later surrendered at Anklam on 01.11.1806. 15.09.1770: Czettritz und Neuhaus, Oberst [later General der Kavallerie]
Georg-Oswald Freiherr von (1728-1796) Hussar Regiment Number 2Hussar Regiment �Rudorff� Number 2 was attached to Saxe-Weimar's Corps
in 1806. It surrendered at Ratekau on 07.11.1806. 01.03.1786: Eben und Brunnen, Oberst [later Generalleutnant] Karl-Adolf-August,
Freiherr von (1734-1800) [1] This officer's surname is sometimes mis-spelled �Groeckingk�. Hussar Regiment Number 3This regiment also surrendered at Ratekau. 23.05.1788: Kohler, Oberst [later General der Kavallerie] Georg-Ludwig-Egidius
von (1734-1811) [1] One source says Hussar Regiment �Pletz� Number 3 was split between Saxe-Weimar's and Ruchel's commands in 1806. Hussar Regiment Number 4Hussar Regiment �Wurttemberg� Number 4 was one of only two Prussian
hussar regiments present at the Battle of Auerstadt. It was joined with
Hussar Regiment Number 8 to form Blucher's cavalry brigade in the Advanced
Guard detachment. 1781 16.03: Wurttemberg-Stuttgart, Oberst [later General der Kavallerie]
Eugen-Friedrich-Heinrich, Duke of (1758-1822) [1] Lediwary was awarded the �Pour le Merite� in 1791. Hussar Regiment Number 5This regiment was reorganized after 1806 into the �Leib-Husaren-Regiment�
(also known informally as the �Black Hussars�). It subsequently fought
at Eylau and Heilsberg in 1807. 23.05.1788: Goeckingk, Oberst [later General der Kavallerie] Eberhard-Siegmund-Gunther,
Freiherr von (1738-1813) Hussar Regiment Number 6Hussar Regiment �Schimmelfinnig von der Oye� Number 6 was attached
to Hohelohe's command in 1806. At the Battle of Jena, it was deployed
in a mixed Prussian-Saxon cavalry brigade under Generalmajor Senfft
von Pilsach, a Saxon officer. 29.12.1791: Wolffradt, Oberst [later Generalleutnant] Erich-Magnus
von (1735-1799) [1] [1] Wolffradt was awarded the �Pour le Merite� in 1761. Hussar Regiment Number 7Attached to Ruchel's Corps in 1806, this regiment later surrendered
at Ratekau. 27.12.1775: Usedom, Oberst [later Generalleutnant] Adolf-Detlev von
(1726-1792) [1] Trenck was awarded the �Pour le Merite� in 1778. Hussar Regiment Number 8Hussar Regiment �Blucher� Number 8 was attached to Prussia's main army
in 1806. Commanded by their colonel-in-chief at the Battle of Auerstadt,
this unit later surrendered at Ratekau. 06.07.1787: Goltz, Oberst [later Generalmajor] Johann-Wilhelm, Graf
von der (1737-1797) Hussar [Lancer] Regiment �Bosniaken/Towarczys� Number 9 [1]The sole lancer regiment in the 1806 Prussian Army was the Towarczys
Regiment, a �foreign� unit raised from Prussia's Polish territories.
In 1806, it was attached to L�Estocq's [eastern] corps. The 10-squadron regiment � formed in 1800 from the �Bosniaken� Regiment
� was disbanded in 1807. The released men were later formed into Uhlan
Regiment Number 2 (and, in part, Uhlan Regiment Number 1). A similarly-named lancer battalion (of five squadrons) was commanded
by Major [later Oberstleutnant] Schimmelpfinnig von der Oye from 1800
to 1807. 03.02.1788: Gunther, Oberst [later Generalleutnant] Heinrich-Johann,
Freiherr von (1736-1803) [2] [1] In some sources, this regiment is not listed with the hussar regiments
but rather as a separate lancer unit. Hussar Regiment Number 10Hussar Regiment �Usedom� Number 10 fought under the Duke of Wurttemberg
at the Battle of Halle (17.10.1806). 23.03.1787: Wolky, Generalmajor [later Generalleutnant] Friedrich-Gideon
von (1735-1803) Hussar Regiment [or �Battalion�] Number 11Information on this unit indicates Generalmajor von Bila was its colonel-in-chief
during the 1806 Campaign. Attached to Oberst von Boguslawski's �Light
Brigade� at Jena, this five-squadron unit is often referred to in sources
as a �battalion�. Sass, Generalleutnant Gerhard-Alexander, Freiherr von (1718-1790) Sourceshttp://www.napoleon-series.org/
Placed on the Napoleon Series: November 2005
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