COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, Lieut.-Gen. von Obernitz; Chief of the Staff, Colonel von Bock; Commander of Artillery, Colonel von Sick; 1st Brig., Major-Gen. von Reitstenstein; 2nd Brig., Major-Gen. von Starkloff; 3rd Brig., Major-Gen. Baron von Hügel. Strength of Division: 15 battalions, 15,000 men; 10 squadrons, 1,500 horses; 9 batteries, 54 guns; 2 companies of Pioneers. _Baden Division._ COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, Lieut.-Gen. von Beyer; Chief of the Staff, Lieut.-Col. von Leszczynski; Commander of Artillery, Colonel von Freydorf; 1st Brig., Lieut.-Gen. du Jarrhs, Baron von la Roche; 2nd Brig., Major-Gen. Keller. Strength of Division: 13 battalions, 13,000 men; 12 squadrons, 1,800 horses; 9 batteries, 54 guns; 1 Pioneer company. _Second Cavalry Division._[5] COMMANDER, Lieut.-Gen. Count Stolberg-Wernigerode; 3rd Brig., Major-Gen. von Colomb (two regiments, Cuirassier and Uhlan); 4th Brig., Major-Gen. Baron von Barnekow (two regiments of Hussars); 5th Brig., Major-Gen. von Baumbach (two regiments of Hussars). Strength: 24 squadrons, 3,600 horses; 2 Horse Artillery batteries, 12 guns. [Footnote 5: This Division came up after the 4th of August.] _Fourth Cavalry Division._ COMMANDER, General H.R.H. Prince Albrecht of Prussia, senior; 8th Brig., Major-Gen. von Hontheim (two regiments, Cuirassier and Uhlan); 9th Brig., Major-Gen. von Bernhardi (two Uhlan regiments); 10th Brig., Major-Gen. von Krosigk (two regiments, Hussar and Dragoon). Strength: 24 squadrons, 3,600 horses; 2 Horse Artillery batteries, 12 guns. STRENGTH OF THIRD ARMY. Battalions. Squadrons. Batteries. Guns. 5th Corps 25 8 14 84 6th Corps 25 8 14 84 11th Corps 25 8 14 84 1st Bavarian 25 20 16 96 2nd Bavarian 25 20 16 96 Würtemberg Div. 15 10 9 54 Baden Div 13 12 9 54 2nd Cav. Div. 24 2 12 4th Cav. Div. 24 2 12 --- --- -- --- Total 153 134 96 576 TOTAL OF THE THREE ARMIES. Battalions. Squadrons. Batteries. Guns. First Army 75 64 45 270 Second Army 181 156 105 630 Third Army 153 134 96 576 --- --- --- ----- Grand Total 409 354 246 1,476