Calendrier Militaire
Year II.
Army of Italy.
Dugommier, general-in-chief.
At Gillette, 600 Republican troops prevail
after a 10-hour fight with no artillery support; they
repulse 4,000 Austrians, Croats and
Piemontese, supported by 6 guns; many enemies
killed, 88 prisoners.
Year III.
Army of Western Pyrenees.
Delabare, commanding officer.
7,000 Spanish are defeated near Burguet
and Almandos; most of them are killed, the others
are prisoners.
Army of the Rhine.
Michaud, general-in-chief.
The enemy near Kircheim and Worms routs;
both towns captured.
