Russian OOB

Russian Empire
Order of Battle, Fall 1813

Army of Silesia

General der Kavallerie von Blücher
Chief of Staff: Generalmajor Gneisenau

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Army Corps Langeron
General of Infantry Count de Langeron
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VIII Corps
Generallieutenant Count de Saint Priest

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11th Division
Generalmajor Prince Gourialov

Infantry Brigade
Colonel Turgenev

Ekaterinburg Infantry Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)
Rilsk Infantry Regiment
(1 Battalion)

Infantry Brigade
Generalmajor Karpenko

Jeletz Infantry Regiment
(1 Battalion)
Polotsk Infantry Regiment
(1 Battalion)

Infantry Brigade
Generalmajor Bistrom II

1st Jager Regiment
(1 Battalion)
33rd Jager Regiment
(1-2 Battalions) 

17th Division

Generalmajor Pillar

Infantry Brigade
Colonel Kern

Riazan Infantry Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)
Bieloserk Infantry Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)

Infantry Brigade
Colonel Tscherioff I

Wilmanstrand Infantry Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)
Brest Infantry Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)

Infantry Brigade
Major Charitanov

30th Jager Regiment
(1-2 Battalions)
48th Jager Regiment
(1-2 Battalions) 

Corps Artillery

Position Battery #32
(12 Guns)
Light Battery #32
(12 Guns)
Light Battery #33
(12 Guns)

Corps Cavalry

Cavalry Brigade
Generalmajor Borozdin II

Mitau Dragoon Regiment
(4 Squadrons)
New Russia Dragoon Regiment
(4 Squadrons)

Cavalry Brigade
Generalmajor Emanuel

Kharkov Dragoon Regiment
(4 Squadrons)
Moscow Dragoon Regiment
(2 Squadrons)

Cossack Brigade
Generalmajor Kaisarov

Gzov #2 Cossack Regiment
Stavrapol Kalmuck Regiment
Grekov #21 Cossack Regiment

Notes: TBD  This really represents a possible OOB a Russian player could use for the 1813 campaign.  These are the same Brigades / Regiments that fought in the 1812 campaign, that marched and fought through Poland and Germany in 1813, and all the way to France in 1814.  Certainly by the Fall of 1813 these units were heavily attritted, so the "1-2 Battalions" gives the flexibility to fight this OOB anywhere between 1812 and 1814.  For example: the battalions can be combined into one, fielded as two small units, or even two normal sized battalions.