Portugal: 15 September 1810 VI Corps (Grande Armée)

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louis henri loison briefly led corps in 1811.


marshal michel ney (23,448)



chief of staff: colonel louis samuel bechet de léocourt
1st division: general of division jean gabriel marchand

1st brigade: general of brigade antoine louis popon de maucune

6th light infantry regiment: colonel joseph amy (1,478 in 2 battalions)
69th line infantry regiment: colonel joseph françois frirjon (1,717 in 3 battalions)


2nd brigade: general of brigade pierre-louis binet de marcognet

39th line infantry regiment: colonel jacques-pierre soyer (1,686 in 3 battalions)
76th line infantry regiment: colonel jean chemineau (1,790 in 3 battalions)




2nd division: general of division julien augustin joseph mermet

1st brigade: general of brigade martial bardet de maison-rouge

25th light infantry regiment: colonel vincent martel deconchy (1,715 in 2 battalions)
27th line infantry regiment: colonel jean baptiste pierre menne (1,886 in 3 battalions)


2nd brigade: general of brigade mathieu delabassée

50th line infantry regiment: colonel fiacre joseph frappard (2,121 in 3 battalions)
59th line infantry regiment: colonel pierre coste (1,894 in 3 battalions)




3rd division: general of division louis henri loison

1st brigade: general of brigade edouard françois simon

légion du midi: major spring (564 in 1 battalion)
hanoverian legion: colonel herrmann (1,158 in 2 battalions)
26th line infantry regiment: colonel pierre barrère (1,625 in 3 battalions)


2nd brigade: general of brigade claude françois ferey

32nd light infantry regiment: colonel martinel (413 in 1 battalion)
66th line infantry regiment: colonel jean pierre béchaud (1,830 in 3 battalions)
82nd line infantry regiment: colonel rocheron (1,236 in 2 battalions)




cavalry brigade: general of brigade auguste Étienne lamotte (1,680)

3rd hussar regiment: colonel louis marie leferrière-levesque (three squadrons)
15th chasseurs cheval regiment: colonel pierre mourier (three squadrons)


artillery: general of brigade joseph claude marie charbonnel (1,431)

source: pelet, jean jacques (1973). horward, donald d., ed. french campaign in portugal 1810-1811. minneapolis, mn: university of minnesota press. pp. 518–520. isbn 0-8166-0658-7. 







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