I have also scoured Gill's Thunder on the Danube book for insight and unit availability for an expanded Teugn-Hausen fight.  This also spills over into a fight over Eckmuhl if I believe correctly.  The list is taken if not entirely for Gill's work, then nearly entirely.  I have added my basing scheme in the paranthesis following the unit strength (I am using a 1:20 figure ratio). Enclosed is the order of battle I am shooting for:
AUSTRIAN ORDER OF BATTLE
III Corps: FML Hohenzollern-Hechingen 
Advance Guard: FML von Vukassovich 
Brigade:GM Moritz Liechtenstein
   1st Erzherzog Karl Legion    1/2  498(4)
   Erzherzog Ferdinand Hussars No. 3   4  524(1/1/1/1)
   1 x cavalry battery 
Brigade: GM Pfanzelter
   Peterwardein Grenz Infantry Regiment No. 9  2  2,334(10/9)
Division: FML Lusignan 
Brigade: GM von Kayser
   Schröder Infantry Regiment No. 7   3 *2861(7/7/5)
   Wenzel Colloredo Infantry Regiment No. 43  3 *2944 (7/7/5)  
Division: FML St. Julien 
Brigade: GM Alois Liechtenstein
   Manfredini Infantry Regiment No. 12   3 *2678(7/6/5)
   Würzburg Infantry Regiment No. 23   2 1631(7/7) 
Brigade: GM von Bieber
   Kaunitz Infantry Regiment No. 20   3 *2728(7/6/5)
   Württemberg Infantry Regiment No. 38  2 1953(9/9)
   Erzherzog Ferdinand Hussars No. 3   4  524(1/1/1/1)
  Artillery: (96) 3 x 12-pounder position batteries  4 x 6-pounder brigade batteries  3 x 6-pounder position batteries 2 x 3-pounder brigade batteries   1 x cavalry battery
* Figures gives full strengths, but the third battalions of these regiments only had four companies at the start of the war.
IV Corps: FML von Rosenberg
 Advance Guard: GM von Stutterheim
   Erzherzog Ludwig Infantry Regiment No. 8  3 2,638(7/7/7)
   Stipsicz Hussars No. 10    4 1,176(1/1/1/1)
   Deutsch-Banat Grenz Infantry Regiment No.12 2 2,642(11/11)
Division: FML Somariva 
Brigade: GM Neustädter
   Czartoryski Infantry Regiment No. 9   2 [3,174]§(9/8)
   Reuss-Greitz Infantry Regiment No. 55  2 [3,221]§(9/9)
   Stipsicz Hussars, No. 10    3 1,024 (2/2/2)
   Vincent Chevaulegers, No. 4    8 1,137(1/1/1/1) 
Division: FML Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Bartenstein 
Brigade: GM von Riese
   Koburg Infantry Regiment No. 22   3* [2,803](9/8/5)
   Bellegarde Infantry Regiment No. 44   2 [2,583]§(7/7)
   Chasteler Infantry Regiment No. 46   2 [3,259]§(9/9)
Artillery: (62) 2 x 12-pounder position batteries   3 x 6-pounder brigade batteries  3 x 6-pounder position batteries  1 x 3-pounder brigade battery  1 x cavalry battery
* III/Koburg infantry only had four companies at the start of the war.
§ Figures gives full strengths, but third battalions were still en route to the army.
Reserve Corps:
Division: FML Hessen-Homburg
Grenadier Brigade: GM Rohan
  Mayblümel Grenadier Battalion (8, 22, 60)   1 819(7)
  Leiningen Grenadier Battalion (25, 35, 54)   1 824(7)
  Hohenlohe Grenadier Battalion (1, 29, 38)   1 824(7)
  Hauger Grenadier Battalion (40, 44, 46)   1 791(7)
  Cappy Grenadier Battalion (12, 20, 23)   1 822(7)
  Peccaduc* Grenadier Battalion (9, 55, 56)   1 794(7)
  Weiniawsky Grenadier Battalion (10, 11, 47)   1 827(7)
  Nissel Grenadier Battalion (15, 28, 57)   1 842(7)
  Stark Grenadier Battalion (7, 18, 21)    1 820(7)
  Georgy Grenadier Battalion (17, 36, 42)   1 812(7)
  Bissingen Grenadier Battalion (3, 50, 58)   1 808(7)
  Hahn Grenadier Battalion (2, 33, 39)    1 789(7)
  Artillery 2 x 6-pounder brigade batteries    322
This order of battle was nearly verbatim taken from Vol. 1 of John Gill's Thunder on the Danube.I had such a great pleasure reading Thunder on the Danube.  I can only hope that anyone interested gets a chance to read it.
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