more info here
http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/Austria/ArmyStudy/c_AustrianArmyInfantry.htmlDutchmen -
http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/Dutch/c_Suhrholland.htmlSerbs for Austria! Why? No reason other than they just look so GOD DAMN SPIFFY!
Reason for adding "German" troops (I use quotes because they were referred to as Germans but in reality they were made up of Austrians, Walloons, Czechs, Italians, Croats, and Italians; The Austrians, Czechs, and Walloon regiments made up the majority) They were often able to spring up from near defeat and snatch a victory, the Hungarians had great fighting spirit, but the "German" troops had a resolute sense of duty.
At Marengo the Austrian 63rd Infantry Regiment (Wallons) defended Fontanone, took 443 casualties, their colonel was shot 3 times and they still held ground. Also I would add either the 17th or 47th (Czech) infantry, during the Battle of Asper-Essling they distinguished themselves pretty well, killing half a thousand of the famous French 18e