Battle of Camposanto - 8 February 1743 Order of battle of the Austro-Piedmontese army  by Jean Cerino Badone   Commander in Chief: Feldmarschall Otto Frederick Count Traun Strenght: 9000 soldiers, 3000 troopers, 24 cannons Advanced Guard - Croats - Partentantenkorps 800 men - Hussar Regiment Havor 3 sqr. First Line, Right Wing Lieutenant General Shulemburg - Rgt. Alt - Wallis 3 bn. - Rgt. Roth 3 bn. - Austrian field battery; two 12 pounders, three 6 pounders, 1 howitz First line, Left Wing Lieutenant General Pallavicini - Rgt. Deutchmeister 3 bn. - Rgt. Traun 3 bn. - Rgt. Schulemburg 2 bn. - Rgt. Savoie 2 bn. - austrian field battery; two 12 pounders, three 6 pounders, 1 howitz - piedmontese field battery; ten 10 pounders First Line, Left Wing Lieutenant General Peysberg (killed in action) Cavalry Brigade Petrasuti - Cuirassier Regiment Miglio 6 sqr. - Cavalry Regiment Savoie 3 sqr. - Dragoon Regiment Aspremont-Linden (Von Savoyen) 6 sqr. Second Line, Right left - Croats light infantry - Insurrections Huszaren - Insurrections Huszaren Second Line, Centre Lieutenat General Pestaluzzi - Rgt. Diesbach 1st, 2nd bn. - Rgt. Piccolomini 3bn. - Rgt. Rehbinder 1st bn. - Rgt. Piemont 2 bn. Second Line, left wing Lieutenant General Ciceri (captured) Cavalry Brigade St. Pierre - Cuirassier Regiment Berlichingen 6 sqr. - Dragons de la Reine 3 sqr. Cavalry Reserve - Detached élite compagnies from all cavalry regiments. Losses 1000 austrians, 703 piedmonteses soldiers killed, wounded and missing. Six flag (3 of Dragoon Regiment de la Reine and 1 of Cavalry Regiment Savoie) and 2 kettledrums (Cavalry Regiment Savoye).     Jean Cerino Badone