1808, IR64 was broken up and its nine divisions formed the rifle-armed cadre divisions (two companies), which were each augmented by two divisions of carbine-armed troops to form the nine new Jäger battalions. Regulations 1757–1805 A) 1769 reglement fur die sammtliche kaiserlich-konigliche Infanterie was the main service and drill regulation: a) Vol 1 covers the functions of each rank, military justice, camps and pickets plus report forms b) Vol 2 covers the service regulations for each rank, camp rules, basic drill and forming of basic tactical formations B) 1769 Generals-Reglement is the Austrian generalcy and staff manual C) The 1757 Artillery regulation was originally produced as part of Lichtenstein's overhaul. The Reform Period regulations 1806–15 Archduke Charles, Duke of Teschen emphasised education of the troops and officers in particular. So, the Second Reform period (1806–08) produced a stepped series of manuals: A) Dienst-reglement für die K.k.Infanterie was the basic service manual with job descriptions and service regulations B) Abrichtungs-Reglement (1806) was basic drill regulation up to company level These two were the basic regulations, which had to known by every soldier. C) Exercier Reglement für die K.K. Infanterie (1807) was the higher level drill regulation up to regiment size and had to be known by NCOs and officers D) Beiträge zum practischen Unterricht im Felde für die Officiere der österreichischen Armee (1806–13) were a series of booklets for the education of junior officers. All of them are quite short at 35-80pp with diagrams No. 1) (1806) covers outposts and patrols No. 2) (1807) covers reconnaissances and marches to the front, flank and rear No. 3) (1808) covers skirmishing, both with the third rank and in the light infantry sense No. 4) (1808) covers attacking and defending both woodland and villages plus fighting in a position with several villages No. 5) (1808) covers the attack and defence of positions held by large bodies of troops, including outflanking them No. 6) (1810) covers attack and defence of defiles, crossing rivers and attack and defence of mountain passes No. 7) (1811) covers feints and demonstrations, observation and siege of fortresses, leading, defending and attacking supply trains No. 8) (1813) covers obtaining supplies and foraging, winter positions for small and large forces E) Grundsätze der höheren Kriegs-Kunst für die Generäle der österreichischen Armee (1806) was a small book about strategy for the senior generals, updated as Grundsätze der höheren Kriegskunst und Beyspiele ihrer zweckmässigen