Until His Last Dying Breath
Prince Iwan of Poland stared into the distance where the Austro-Bohemian forces had gathered; as a highly mobile and relatively modern force, the Austrians generally did not engage their enemies with the entirety of the Expeditionary Force. Instead, they utilized smaller units spread across more significant swaths of territory.
At most, a division stood in the distance across the fields. Still, that was 25,000 men, all of which were armed with needle rifles, revolvers, and breechloading cannons. Such a well-equipped force of this size was in itself fully capable of annihilating any army they came across.