Battle of Haslach-Jungingen

Dupont's isolated division encountered an overwhelming Austrian force near Ulm. Despite numerical inferiority, it held its position for several hours, inflicting heavy losses and preventing any strategic breakthrough.

As part of the Ulm encirclement maneuver, Dupont's division was sent as vanguard. Its isolation placed it against a massive Austrian counterattack.

Dupont deployed his division in defensive positions between villages, exploiting terrain, hedges, and walls to slow Austrian advance. He alternated defense and targeted counterattacks.

Although the battle was technically indecisive, Dupont's heroic resistance prevented the Austrians from breaking the encirclement. This action indirectly contributed to the future capitulation of Ulm.