Allied forces in northern Italy, May 1707 (Allied siege of Toulon, part I)

Allied forces in Northern Italy in May 1707 numbered 85 infantry battalions & 123 squadrons of cavalry, totaled ab. 55,000 (40,500 foot & 15,000 cavalry).

	battalions	Squadrons
Austria	49	81
Savoy	16	22
Prussia	11	-
Hessen-Kassel	9	14
Palatinate	7	4
Saxe-Gotha	2	2
	85	123

               They were divided into 3 armies (corps). The main under duke Victor Amadei II of Savoy consisted of 54 battalions (18 Austrian, 11 Prussian, 9 Piedmontese, 5 Palatines, 9 Hessian, 2 Saxe-Gotha) & 58 squadrons (31 Austrian, 5 Piedmontese, 4 Palatines, 14 Hessian, 4 Saxe-Gotha), totaled ab. 32,500. It invaded Provance & put Toulon under siege. Corps under G. de C. Visconti operated in Alps. It consisted of 17 battalions (8 Austrians, 7 Piedmontese, 2 Palatines) & 41 squadrons (25 Austrian, 16 Piedmontese). Corps under FZM W. Daun of 10 Austrian battalions & 25 squadrons advanced to Naples hold by Bourbons.

Allied army invaded Provance in July 1707 from: Boeri G.C. The army of the duchy of Savoy 1688-1713. P.16-17

Allied army invaded Provance & Visconti’s Corps from: Feldzuge des Prinzen Eugen von Savoyen. Spanischer Successions-Krieg. Feldzung 1707. Band IX. Wien, 1883. S. 359-360