Campaign Move 25

1200 10^th September 1813

The surrender of 1^st Austrian corps presented General Wrede with a problem.

The broken Austrian brigades were spread over a wide area, and would require rounding up and then escorting to Munich as prisoners.  

On the other hand he could hear the sound of battle from the directing of Withering.

His two divisons were running low on supplies, and a move to the south to support 8^th corps at Withering ran the risk of 1^st Austrian corps regrouping and posing a  renewed threat to Rohrbach.

He ordered 9^th division, who has suffered the most casualties during the recent battle, to round up the Austrians and escort them to Munich.

10^th division would spend the day regrouping and resupplying at Rohrbach, and prepare to march south should that prove necessary.