Battle of San Francisco order of battle

The Battle of San Francisco was an engagement during the War of the Pacific (1879–1883) between Chile and the Allied Forces of Peru and Bolivia. It was fought on November 19, 1880, with the forces aligned as follows:

Abbreviations used

General Staff

Division	Regiments, batteries and other units
Division of the Right: Col Martiniano Urriola	1st Infantry Regiment "Buin" [es]: Ltc Luis José Ortiz Civic Naval Artillery Battalion: Col Martiniano Urriola Valparaíso Municipal Police Battalion: Ltc Jacinto Niño 1st Artillery Brigade 1st/2nd Battery: Col Eulogio Villarroel 1st/2nd Battery: Col Roberto Wood
Division of the Center Col Domingo Amunátegui	4th Line Infantry Regiment: Ltc Domingo Amunátegui 21st Infantry Regiment "Coquimbo" [es]: Ltc Alejandro Gorostiaga Atacama Battalion: Ltc Juan Martínez Cazadores de Caballo Regiment: Ltc Pedro Soto Aguilar Horse Grenadier Company 3rd Artillery Brigade: José Salvo 1st/3rd Battery: Cpt Pablo Urízar
Division of the Left Ltc Ricardo Castro	2nd Line Infantry Regiment: Ltc José Velásquez Bórquez 3rd Line Infantry Regiment: Ltc Ricardo Castro Cazadores de Caballo Regiment: Ltc Pedro Soto Aguilar Groups of Pontooners and others: Maj Juan Larraín 2nd Artillery Brigade: Col Benjamín Montoya 1st/2nd Battery: Cpt Santiago Frías 1st/2nd Battery: Cpt Domingo Carvallo

General Staff

Group	Division	Regiments and others
Western Group Col Belisario Suárez	1st Division Col Manuel Velarde Seoane	5th Cazadores de Cuzco Battalion 7th Cazadores de la Guardia Battalion
	2nd Division BG Pedro Villamil	2nd Aroma de Cochabamba Battalion 3rd Vengadores de Potosí Battalion Victoria Battalion Colquechaca Battalion Husares de Junin Squadron
	3rd Division Col Francisco Bolognesi	2nd Ayacucho Battalion Guardia de Arequipa Battalion
Eastern Group MG Juan Buendía	4th Division Col Justo Pastor Dávila	6th Puno Line Battalion: Col Rafael Ramírez 8th Lima Line Battalion: Col Remigio Morales Bermúdez
	5th Division BG Pedro Bustamante	3rd Lima Provisional Line Battalion 1st Ayacucho Battalion: Col Leoncio Prado Gutiérrez
	1st Division BG Carlos Villegas	2nd Cazadores de la Guardia Battalion 3rd Paucarpata de La Paz Battalion 1st Dalence de Oruro Battalion: Col Donato Vásquez
	Other Regiments	Guias Cavalry Squadron Castilla Cavalry Squadron Campaña Artillery Battalion: Ltc Emilio Castañón 1st Húsares de Bolívar Battalion
Reserves Col Andrés Avelino Cáceres	2nd Division Col Andrés Avelino Cáceres	2nd Zepita Line Battalion Dos de Mayo Battalion

^ Reyno Gutiérrez, Manuel; Gómez Ehrmann, Sergio; Guerrero Yoacham, Cristián (1985). Historia del Ejército de Chile, tomo V. Estado Mayor General del Ejército de Chile.
Eckdahl 1919, p. 331.

Eckdahl, Wilhelm (1919). Sociedad de imprenta y litografía Universo (ed.). Historia militar de la Guerra del Pacífico. Vol. 1. Galería Alessandri 20, Santiago de Chile. Retrieved May 21, 2017.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location (link) CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
Ana Rosselith Quispe Piña. "La Guerra del Pacifico". Prezi (in Spanish). Retrieved June 16, 2022.

Participants

Allied	Peru Bolivia
Chile	Chile

Timeline

preliminary	Atacama border dispute Boundary Treaty of 1866 between Chile and Bolivia Treaty of Defensive Alliance (Bolivia–Peru) Peruvian Saltpeter Monopoly Boundary Treaty of 1874 between Chile and Bolivia
1879	Refugees Expulsion of Chileans from Bolivia and Peru in 1879 Naval Maneuvers Naval campaign of the War of the Pacific Blockade of Iquique Naval Battles Battle of Chipana Battle of Iquique Battle of Punta Gruesa Battle of Angamos Amphibious Battle of Pisagua Land Battles Land campaign of the War of the Pacific Battle of Topater Tarapacá campaign Battle of Tarapacá Battle of San Francisco
1880	Tacna and Arica campaign Battle of Arica Bombardment of Callao Battle of Los Ángeles Battle of Tacna Order of Battle at Tacna
1881	Battle of San Juan and Chorrillos Chorrillos order of battle Battle of Miraflores Occupation of Lima Chilean occupation of Peru Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and Argentina Battle of Sangra
1882	Battle of La Concepción Battle of Pucará
1883	Battle of Huamachuco
Ending	Treaty of Ancón Treaty of Valparaíso Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1904 between Chile and Bolivia Treaty of Lima (1929)

Aspects

General	Torpedo boats in the War of the Pacific Toro Submarino Strategies of the War of the Pacific
Aftermath	Chilean–Peruvian maritime dispute Puna de Atacama dispute Consequences of the War of the Pacific Charaña agreement

Personnel

Peru	Miguel Grau Seminario Francisco Bolognesi Andrés Avelino Cáceres Mariano Ignacio Prado Alfonso Ugarte Mariano Bustamante Nicolás de Piérola Lizardo Montero Flores Melitón Carvajal Juan Buendía Juan Fanning Juan Guillermo More Miguel Iglesias Francisco García Calderón Leoncio Prado Gutiérrez Luis Germán Astete Emilio Cavenecia
Bolivia	Eduardo Abaroa Ladislao Cabrera Narciso Campero Hilarión Daza Mariano Baptista Pedro José Domingo de Guerra Ismael Montes
Chile	Irene Morales Juan de Dios Aldea José Luis Araneda Carrasco Luis Gómez Carreño Juan Bravo Manuel Baquedano Orozimbo Barbosa Marcos Segundo Maturana Manuel Bulnes Pinto Estanislao del Canto Ignacio Carrera Pinto Carlos Condell Luis Cruz Martínez Erasmo Escala Alejandro Gorostiaga Tomás Guevara Pedro Lagos Juan José Latorre Patricio Lynch Arturo Prat Pedro Julio Quintavalla Eleuterio Ramírez Molina Enrique Simpson Policarpo Toro Óscar Viel y Toro Cornelio Saavedra Rodríguez Roberto Silva Renard Robert Souper Howard Hernán Trizano Luis Uribe Gregorio Urrutia José Velásquez Bórquez Juan Williams Rebolledo Galvarino Riveros Cárdenas Jorge Montt Álvarez Domingo Santa María Aníbal Pinto Alberto Blest Gana Ramón Allende Padín Juana López Diego Dublé Almeyda Sofanor Parra
Others	Abel-Nicolas du Petit-Thouars Roque Sáenz Peña Otto von Moltke