92nd Regiment of Foot - Gordon Highlanders [EU/NA] [4 Years in Business]

[John Cameron]

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92nd Regiment of Foot - Staff Lieutenant-Colonel Captain Lieutenant Ensign Ensign Colour-Serjeant Serjeant Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Cameron, John [Founder] Gordon, George MacNair, John MacDuff, Richard Grant, William MacLeod, James Hay, Ian Aitken, John Fraser, George Hay, Duncan MacDonald, Thomas MacIntyre, Andrew Watson, Adam 92nd Regiment of Foot - Grenadier Company Lance Corporal Lance Corporal Lance Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve MacFarlane, Ewan MacKintosh, John Wilkie, Harry Aitchison, Matthew Buchanan, Charles Cameron, Alexander Grant, Thomas Kerr, Edward MacDonald, Alexander MacFarlane, Arthur MacFie, Duncan MacFie, Gordon MacGregor, James MacKintosh, Colin MacLean, Alexander MacNeil, John MacTavish, Robert Manson, William Young, Harry Young, Hugh Henderson, Ian Kerr, Harry MacDonald, James Smith, John Turner, Malcolm

92nd Regiment of Foot - Battalion Company [EU] Lance Corporal Lance Corporal Lance Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Recruit Recruit MacCulloch, Andrew Symons, David Watt, Alan Anderson, Donald Brown, Harry Cameron, Ewan Dunlop, Neil Ferguson, Ewan Ferguson, Robert Fleming, Walter Fyfe, Angus Gordon, John Graham, Adam Gunn, Angus Gunn, Hector Jardine, Robert Leslie, Angus MacArthur, Alan MacDonald, Angus MacDuff, James MacFie, Robert MacGregor, Charles MacIntyre, Gregor MacKay, Callum MacKay, Dougal MacKay, Ewan MacKenzie, Andrew MacKenzie, John MacKillop, Harry MacKinnon, Matthew MacLeod, John MacMillan, Charles MacMillan, John MacPherson, Donald Martin, Hugh Robertson, Alexander Patterson, William Rutherford, Andrew Sinclair, Donald Sutherland, John Symers, William Smith, Adam Urquhart, Angus Wallace, Archibald Wilkie, Alexander Clark, Terrence Fleming, Alexander Kennedy, John Kincaid, William Lyon, Edward MacFarlane, Alexander MacKay, Hugh [Co-Founder] MacKintosh, George Black, Ewan MacLachlan, Ewan

92nd Regiment of Foot - Battalion Company [NA] Lance Corporal Lance Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Recruit Recruit Recruit Recruit Recruit MacNab, Archibald Todd, Alexander Ardbuckle, Aeneas Black, Hector Forbes, William Graham, Alexander Hall, John Hunter, Roderick Kennedy, Kenneth Lyon, Daniel MacAllister, Hugh MacDonald, John MacDonnel, Andrew MacThomas, Allen Miller, Robert Sinclair, Edward Stewart, Colin Stewart, Duncan Wilkie, David Wilson, John Davidson, David Gordon, Andrew MacTavish, John Munro, Lachlan Lamont, Simon Private of the Gordon Highlanders

Regimental Schedule Tuesday; Regimental Training at 7pm Uk Time Thursday; Regimental Battle at 7pm Uk Time Sunday; Regimental Battle at 7pm Uk time (The above events are mandatory)

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Some quotes from the History of the 92nd Regiment of Foot - Gordon Highlanders
The following anecdote shows the impression made by the conduct of the Gordon Highlanders on the commander of the French army corps engaged. An officer relates that a wounded British Colonel had to be left behind in the valley of Bastan. In passing through the village, the French General, Count d'Erlon, called on him, and after condoling with him said, "Pray, Colonel, how many sans culottes have you in your division?" ("Men without breeches," the name used by the French for the Highlanders.) "One battalion," answered the Colonel. "One regiment of several battalions I presume you mean, Colonel," retorted d'Erlon. "No, General, only one battalion, I assure you," replied the Colonel. The Count, with a smile of incredulity, then said, "Come now, Colonel, don't quiz me; do tell me candidly how many Highlanders you had in action on the right of your position on the 25th?" The Colonel then said earnestly, "I give you my word of honour, General, there was only half a battalion, not exceeding 400 men." D'Erlon fixed his eyes on the Colonel, and after a pause said with emotion, "Then, Colonel, they were more than men, for before that body of troops I lost one thousand killed and wounded."
A French writer also says- "Le deux partis se chargèrent plusieurs fois à la baionette avec la plus grande fureur." "On remarqua le courage et l'adresse des montagnards Écossais qui combattaient dans le inondations, et franchissaient avec agilité tous les obstacles pour gagner le flanc des troupes qui leur étaient opposées." ("The two parties charged each other several times with the bayonet." "People remarked the courage and address of the Scotch mountaineers who fought in the inundations, and overcame with agility all obstacles, to gain the flank of the troops opposed to them." - Dumas') And in the Military Journal, 1799, Vol. II., p. 146, in describing the action of October 2nd, it is said:- "The courage and activity which were exhibited by the Scotch Highlanders (79th and 92nd) on this occasion drew the attention and excited the admiration of both sides. These brave fellows were seen up to their middles in water struggling to outflank the troops that were opposed to them, and daring with wonderful intrepidity not only the elements, but manfully and dexterously pushing forward in the midst of a severe and galling fire."

[John Cameron]

[Vincenzo]

Glad to see you back on the forum again! 

One of the oldest and best regiments in the community, the 92nd has a special place in my heart.

[TORN]

Welcome back...

[John Cameron]

Glad to see you back on the forum again! 

Loyal to FSE till death, sire.

[Mack]

One of the best regiment in NW.

[Aldemar]

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[Gokiller]

Welcome back! Or well you guy's were never gone actually! 

[Friedrich]

Welcome back, you fine Scotsmen!

Un Contre Bydand!

[John Cameron]

Some impressions of our second Lord of the Rings (Hornburg) events - optional and hosted together with the Kings German Legion. Yesterday Gokiller, good friends form the 1er such as Warden, Emperor, Charlie, Karel and Ekky as well as Kitty, Admiral, Vince and many many more friends attended. I think we fought of orcish hordes for about two hours. Our record was on the Hornburg a good 4200 bots if I remember correctly. Thanks everyone for coming it was pure awesomeness with more than 40 players again!

[Glopaxi]

Welcome back, great to see you on the forums again! 

[Thomaas]

Welcome back dude 

[Kleist]

Welcome back Donald 

[John Cameron]

Thanks so much everyone for your friendly replies Was about time we unlocked this topic again.

Also. Un Contre Dix!

[Erik le Rouge]

Welcome back on FSE ! We have one of the coolest regiment of this community there, always a pleasure to fight with or against you ! (I remember this great battle "7e Hussards / 45e versus 92nd, it was an epic fight).

Bydand !