This is the order of battle for the Battle of Vitoria (21 June 1813).
Commander-in-Chief: Lt Gen (local General) Arthur Wellesley, 1st Marquess of Wellington
Total Allied Forces: 81,136 (68,222 infantry, 7,715 cavalry, 5,199 artillery and train)
Artillery: Lt Col Alexander Dickson (4,307 gunners and train, approx. 90 guns[1])
Reserve Artillery (Lt Col Julius Hartmann)
Engineers: 892
Lt Gen Rowland Hill
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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2nd Division Lt Gen William Stewart (10,834 total) | 1st Brigade Col. the Hon. Henry Cadogan (2,777 total) |
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2nd Brigade Maj Gen John Byng (2,465 total) | |||
3rd Brigade Col. the Hon. Robert O'Callaghan (2,530 total) | |||
Portuguese Brigade Brig Gen Charles Ashworth (3,062 total) |
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Portuguese Division Maj Gen Francisco Silveira, Count of Amarante (5,287 total) | 1st Brigade Brig Gen Hippolita da Costa (2,49 total) |
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2nd Brigade Brig Gen Archibald Campbell (2,795 total) |
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Spanish Division Maj Gen Pablo Morillo (4,551 total) | Unbrigaded |
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Cavalry (1,847 total) | Light Cavalry Brigade Maj Gen Victor Alten (1,005 total) |
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Heavy Cavalry Brigade Maj Gen Henry Fane (842 total) | |||
Artillery Maj. Joseph Carncross |
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Total Right Column: 22,519 (20,672 infantry, 1,847 cavalry) |
Lt Gen Lowry Cole
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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4th Division Lt Gen Lowry Cole (7,286 total) | 1st Brigade Maj Gen William Anson (2,395 total) | ||
2nd (Fusilier) Brigade Maj Gen John Byne Skerrett (2,049 total) | |||
Portuguese Brigade Col. George Stubbs (2,842 total) |
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Light Division Maj Gen Charles Alten (5,484 total) | 1st Brigade (2,597 total) |
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2nd Brigade Maj Gen Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur (2,887 total) |
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Cavalry (4,417 total) | Household Cavalry Brigade Lieut-Col. Robert Chambre Hill (870 total) |
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Light Cavalry Brigade Col. Colquhoun Grant (1,624 total) | |||
Heavy Cavalry Brigade Maj-Gen William Ponsonby (1,238 total) | |||
Portuguese Cavalry Brigade Brig-Gen. Benjamin d'Urban (685 total) |
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Artillery Maj Augustus Simon Frazer |
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Total Right Centre Column: 17,817 (13,400 infantry, 4,417 cavalry) |
Lt Gen George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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3rd Division Lt Gen Thomas Picton (7,455 total) | 1st Brigade Maj Gen Thomas Brisbane (2,723 total)[3] | ||
2nd Brigade Maj Gen Charles Colville (2,272 total) | |||
Portuguese Brigade Maj Gen Manley Power (2,460 total) |
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7th Division Lt Gen the Earl of Dalhousie (7,297 total) | 1st Brigade Maj Gen Edward Barnes (2,322 total) | ||
2nd Brigade Col. William Grant (2,538 total) | |||
Portuguese Brigade Maj Gen Francisco Le Cor (2,437 total) |
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Artillery Maj Richard Buckner |
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Total Left Centre Column: 14,752 infantry |
Lt Gen Thomas Graham
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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1st Division Maj Gen Kenneth Howard (4,854 total) | 1st (Guards) Brigade Maj Gen the Hon. Edward Stopford (1,728 total) |
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2nd Brigade Col. Colin Halkett (3,126 total) |
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5th Division Maj Gen John Oswald (6,725 total) | 1st Brigade (2,292 total) |
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2nd Brigade Maj Gen Frederick Philipse Robinson (2,061 total) | |||
Portuguese Brigade Brig Gen Frederick William Spry (2,372 total) |
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Independent Portuguese Brigades (4,689 total) | Pack's Brigade Maj Gen Denis Pack (2,297 total) |
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Bradford's Brigade Maj Gen Thomas Bradford (2,392 total) |
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Spanish Division Col. Francisco de Longa (3,130 total) | Unbrigaded |
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Cavalry (1,451 total) | Light Cavalry Brigade Maj Gen George Anson (819 total) | ||
Heavy Cavalry Brigade Maj Gen George Bock (632 total) |
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Artillery |
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Total Anglo-Portuguese Forces: 20,849 (19,398 infantry, 1,451 cavalry) |
From Glover (2001), The Peninsular War, pp. 382-385 unless otherwise cited.
Commander-in-Chief: King Joseph Bonaparte
Chief of Staff: Marshal Jean Baptiste Jourdan
French Army total: 69,212 (51,645 infantry, 11,002 cavalry, 6,565 artillery and train, 151 guns)[4]
GD Honoré Gazan
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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1st Division GD Jean François Leval (4,844 total) | 1st Brigade GB Georges Alexis Mocquery (2,579 total) |
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2nd Brigade GB Jacques Polycarpe Morgan (2,099 total) |
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Artillery |
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3rd Division GD Eugene-Casimir Villatte (5,874 total) | 1st Brigade GB Antoine Rignoux (2,578 total) |
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2nd Brigade GB Étienne Nicolas Lefol (3,113 total) |
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Artillery |
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4th Division GD Nicolas François Conroux (6,589 total) | 1st Brigade GB Jean-Pierre-Antoine Rey (3,669 total) |
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2nd Brigade GB Henri César Auguste Schwiter (2,717 total) |
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Artillery |
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5th Division (detachment) (2,927 total) | 1st Brigade GB Jean-Pierre Maransin (2,927 total) |
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6th Division GD Augustin Darricau (5,700 total) | 1st Brigade GB Louis Paul Baille de Saint-Pol (2,711 total) |
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2nd Brigade GB Victor Urbain Remond (2,984 total) |
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Artillery |
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1st Cavalry Division GD Pierre Benoît Soult (1,502 total) | 1st Brigade GB Gilbert Julian Vinot |
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2nd Brigade GB |
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Artillery |
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2nd Cavalry Division GD Jacques Delaistre de Tilly (1,929 total) | 1st Brigade GB Pierre Ismert |
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2nd Brigade GB François Léon Ormancey |
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3rd Cavalry Division GD Alexandre, vicomte Digeon (1,692 total) | 1st Brigade GB |
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2nd Brigade GB |
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Artillery |
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Auxiliary Troops (1,883 total) |
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Total Army of the South: 33,511 (25,377 infantry, 5,123 cavalry, 3,011 auxiliary) |
GD Jean-Baptiste Drouet, Comte d'Erlon
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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1st Division GD Jean Barthélemy Darmagnac (4,472 total) | 1st Brigade GB David Hendrik Chassé (1,794 total) |
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2nd (German) Brigade GB Karl von Neuenstein (2,678 total) |
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2nd Division [5] GD Louis Victorin Cassagne (5,209 total) | 1st Brigade Col. Joseph Braun |
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2nd Brigade GB Jacques Blondeau |
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1st Cavalry Division GD Anne-François-Charles Trelliard (1,038 total) |
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2nd Cavalry Division GD Antoine Sylvain Avy (474 total) |
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Auxiliary Troops (830 total) |
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Total Army of the Centre: 12,023 (9,681 infantry, 1,512 cavalry, 830 auxiliary) |
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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4th Division GD Jacques Thomas Sarrut (mw)[6] (4,802 total) | 1st Brigade GB Joseph François Fririon |
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2nd Brigade GB Jean Baptiste Pierre Menne |
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Artillery |
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6th Division GD Thomas Mignot de Lamartinière (6,711 total) | 1st Brigade GB (2,567 total) |
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2nd Brigade GB (3,968 total) |
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Artillery |
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1st Cavalry Division GD Julien Augustin Joseph Mermet (1,801 total) | 1st Brigade GB Jean Baptiste Théodore Curto (902 total) |
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2nd Brigade (unknown commander) (899 total) |
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2nd Cavalry Division GB Pierre François Xavier Boyer (1,471 total) |
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Auxiliary Troops (2,455 total) |
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Total Army of Portugal: 17,240 (11,337 infantry, 3,272 cavalry, 2,631 auxiliary) |
Division | Brigade | Regiments and Others | |
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Royal Guard GB Nicolas Philippe Guye (2,805 total) | Infantry (2,380 total) |
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Cavalry (425 total) |
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Troops of the Line (Spanish) Gen Casapalacios (2,833 total) | Infantry (2,070 total) |
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Cavalry (670 total) |
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Army of the North[7] | Mixed detachment (800) | ||
Artillery | One battery (93) | ||
Total King Joseph's Spanish Army: 6,438 (5,250 infantry, 1,095 cavalry, 93 artillery) |
From Fletcher (2005), Vittoria 1813, pp. 32-33 unless otherwise cited. |-|}