8th regiment of cuirassiers

Colonels/chief of brigade

• 1792: Charles-Joseph Randon de Pully - Colonel (**)

• 1792: Albert-Victor-Marie Desprez Of Marliere - Colonel (*)
• 1795: Jean-Baptiste Gilds - Chief-of-Brigade
• 1796: Jean Louis Brigitte Spain - Chief-of-Brigade (**)
• 1799: Jean-Baptist-Gabriel Merlin - Chief-of-Brigade then Colonel in 1803 (*)
• 1805: Grandjean - Colonel
• 1813: Louis-Jean-Claude-Clement Lafaivre - Colonel
• 1815: Garavaque - Colonel
• 1886: Dufaud - Colonel
• 1887: of Bremond d' Ars - Colonel
• 1888: Torel - Colonel

Killed and wounded colonels whereas they ordered 8th cuirassiers:

• Colonel Dore: killed on August 6th, 1796.
• Colonel Merlin: wounded the 21 May 22nd, 1809
• Colonel Grandjean: wounded on September 7th, 1812
• Colonel Lefaivre: wounded on October 30th, 1813
• Colonel Garavaque: wounded on June 16th, 1815

Officers killed or wounded whereas they were used with 8th as cuirassiers during the period 1805-1815:

• killed Officers: 8
• Officers dead of the continuations of their wounds: 20
• wounded Officers: 81

History of the garrisons, combat and battles of the 8th Cuirassier

• 1792 : Valmy
• 1793 : Hondschoote and Wattignies
• 1794: Fleurus and Aldenhoven
• 1796: Schweinfurth, Hirschaid, Bamberg, Würzburg, and Neuwied
• 1800: Stokach, Engen, Moeskirch, Biberach, Hochstett, and Hohenlinden
• 1805: Caldiero and Tagliamento
• 1807: Heilsberg
• 1809 : Essling and Wagram
• 1812: Moskowa
• 1813: Leipzig and Hanau
• 1814: Vauchamps
• 1815 : Four-arm and Waterloo
• : District Ordener de Senlis

Feat of arms register on the standard

• 1794 : Fleurus
• 1809 : Wagram
• 1812 : Moskowa
• 1813: Hanau