Strategic Map of
Central Spain
Toledo
is the first campaign in Central Spain, after the armistice, and covers the area
outlined in white above.
Tactical Map of Toledo
Campaign Area
The
French have no tactical knowledge of anything more than two squares away
Marshal
Suchet commands four corps. For each
supply depot he must detach an infantry brigade from one of his four corps.
He
has just received orders to march west and occupy Toledo
There
is a Spanish militia brigade garrison in each town or city. When occupied by the French the brigade
becomes a guerrilla band. These bands
are independent of the Spanish commander.
General
Giron also commands four corps, but only two are full strength. The other two
do not have any cavalry, and only three infantry brigades. However the 12 militia/guerrilla make up for
that.
Because
of the large number of guerrilla and militia the Spanish commander will always
be aware of what the French are doing.
His guerrilla bands will also disrupt the French supply system,
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