Who are weThe 45th Regiment of Foot was a British line infantry regiment based on the Napoleonic Wars era,
but now we're re-enacting it in the game Mount & Blade: Napoleonic Wars.
We are an active, historicallly accurate, skilled and well-disciplined regiment. We are international, which means that
everyone is welcome to join, so you don't need to be good at the game to join. We will see where you're weak at and our better players will try to make you better at the game.
And our main goal is to experience and enjoy our time together in the regiment.
You get the chance to get to promoted to a higher rank to perform well on and off the field, for being an active, disciplined and perhaps a skilled soldier.
And you get the chance to be promoted to an NCO rank, for your skills, drills and leadership.
We are not only Napoleonic Wars players, but also play other games within our community,
to get known to our members.
Enlist now for the 45th and you can expect a mature, respected, disciplined, active, experienced and enjoyable regiment. |  |
Battle Honours Louisburg
Rolica
Vimiera
Talavera
Busaco
Fuentes
D'Onoro
Ciudad Rodrigo
Badajoz
Salamanca
Vittoria
Pyrenees
Nivelle
Orthes
Toulouse
Peninsula
Ava
South Africa 1846-47 | History of the regiment
The 45th The 45th Regiment of Foot was a British Army line infantry regiment. Established in 1741, by 1745 the regiment was in Gibraltar and under the command of a Colonel Warburton, while two years later it was serving in Nova Scotia during Father Le Loutre’s War, the 45th being called out on active service. The regiment participated in the Siege of Louisbourg (1758) and the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. The 45th Regiment served for twenty years in Canada. The regiment also participated in the American Revolution, the Peninsular War, Burmese War, and the Kaffir War. During the Childers Reforms it was united with the 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot to form The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment).
*** Service History The 45th Regiment was raised in 1741 as Houghton's Regiment, for service during the War of the Austrian Succession and Warburton's Regiment during Father Le Loutre's War and the French and Indian War. It was first posted to Gibraltar in 1745, before moving to Nova Scotia in 1747 for garrison duty. In 1758 the regiment fought in the Siege of Louisburg. which became the regiments first battle honour.
From 1774 the regiment was in action in North America during the American War of Independence, fighting in the battles of Long Island, Philadelphia, Brandywine Creek and Germantown. In 1783 they returned home to Nottingham, where the citizens petitioned for the regiment to be named "the Nottinghamshire regiment". This was granted the same year, becoming the 45th (1st Nottinghamshire) Regiment.
The regiment returned to the Americas in 1786, spending the next 16 years, with one break, in the West Indies. During this time they saw action against the French as part of the French Revolutionary Wars, at Martinique, Dominica and Les Saintes.
After an expedition to South America in 1807, fighting at Buenos Aires, the 45th returned to Britain, to take part in Wellington's Peninsular campaign. In this they fought in every major action, winning the nickname "Old Stubborns" at Talavera, and being commended at Busaco and Badajoz.
Following the end of the Napoleonic Wars the Nottinghamshires served in a series of colonial campaigns. In 1819 they were in Ceylon, and in 1824 in the First Burma War. In 1843 they were in South Africa for the First Kaffir War, and in 1851 for the Second. In 1867, now called the 45th Nottinghamshire Regiment (Sherwood Foresters), they took part in the Abyssinian campaign.
In 1881, as part of the Childers Reforms, the 45th was amalgamated with the 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment to form the Sherwood Foresters.
 Recruitment & CommunicationsIf you want to join the 45th Regiment,you have to fill out this application Spoiler Age:
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What days can you attend at 7 PM GMT +1?
Or you can add [45th] Nico on steam,also fell free to join our TS server and ask any member to enlist. Teamspeak: 45th.joints3.com |
Ranking Structure of the 45th
Regiment Staff
Colonel - Col
Lieutenant Colonel - LtCol
Major - Maj
Company Staff
Captain - Cpt
Lieutenant - Lt
Ensign - Ens | Non-Comissioned Officers
Regimental Serjeant Major - RSM
Company Serjeant Major - CSM
Colour Serjeant - CSjt
Serjeant - Sjt
Corporal - Cpl | Enlisted
Lance Corporal - LCpl
Kingsman - Kgm
Guardsman - Gdm
Regular - Rgl
Private - Pte
Recruit - Rct |
Battle score board (1v1's AND 2v2's)
45th vs. 47th | 2-8 | (defeat) 28-07-2014
45th + 78th vs. 4eGre + 61eGF | 8-2 (victory) 30/07/2014
45th + 2pp vs. 19e + 74th | 9-1 (victory) 3/08/2014
45th vs. 1stKGL |6-4 (Victory) 4/08/2014
45th vs. Nr.12 |4-6 (Defeat) 6/08/2014
45th vs. 78th |5-5 (Draw) 8/08/2014
45th vs. 48th | 8-2 (Victory) 9/08/2014
45th vs. 1eCF | 9-1 (Victory) 10/08/2014
45th vs. IVe_2e | 9-1 (Victory) 11/08/2014
45th vs. 1stKGL |4-6 (Victory) 15/08/2014
45th vs. 19e |6-4 (Victory) 17/08/2014
45th vs. 15thYR |0-10 (Rekt) unknowndate
45th vs. 15tes |7-3 (Victory) 7/09/2014
Victory's: 7 Defeat's: 3 Draw's: 1
Media
45th first training and day
The good old 45th days
large 35 man line
back in the 5e days
present 45th
45th LB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIs9mkWMFxA&feature=youtu.be45th 2v2
