France completes annexation of Austrian Netherlands
Belligerents
French Republic
Habsburg Monarchy
Commanders and leaders
Jean-Baptiste Jourdan Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer
François Marceau Honoré Haquin
Count of Clerfayt Count Baillet de Latour
Units involved
Army of Sambre-et-Meuse
Austrian army
Strength
40,000
25,000
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War of the First Coalition (List)
Porrentruy
Quiévrain
Marquain
Tuileries
Verdun
Thionville
Valmy
Lille
Mainz
Jemappes
Sardinia
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Den Helder
Siegburg
Altenkirchen
Wetzlar
Kircheib
1st Kehl
Malsch
Neresheim
Amberg
Newfoundland
Würzburg
Limburg
2nd Kehl
Biberach
Ireland
Fishguard
Neuwied
Diersheim
Flanders campaign
Chouannerie
Mediterranean campaign
War in the Vendée
War of the Pyrenees
Italian campaigns
East Indies Theatre
Rhine campaign of 1793–94
Atlantic campaign
Rhine campaign of 1795
Rhine campaign of 1796
Anglo-Spanish War
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Flanders campaign
Jemappes
1st Limburg
Anderlecht
Namur
1st Maastricht
Breda
1st Aldenhoven
Neerwinden
1st Condé
Raismes
Famars
1st Valenciennes
Caesar's Camp
Lincelles
Dunkirk
1st Le Quesnoy
Hondschoote
Avesnes-le-Sec
Menin
1st Courtrai
Maubeuge
Wattignies
Cysoing (1793)
Marchiennes (1793)
Le Cateau
Battle of Vaux (1794)
1st Landrecies
Villers-en-Cauchies
Beaumont
Mouscron
Willems
2nd Courtrai
Grandreng
Tourcoing
Tournay
Erquelinnes
Gosselies
Ypres
Lambusart
Fleurus
2nd Landrecies [fr]
2nd Le Quesnoy [fr]
2nd Valenciennes [fr]
2nd Condé [fr]
Boxtel
Sprimont
2nd Maastricht
2nd Aldenhoven
Puiflijk
Nijmegen
Luxembourg
Geldermalsen
Amsterdam
Den Helder
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