4e Régiment de Voltigeurs du Connacht [EU]

[John F. Kennedy]

The 4e Régiment de Voltigeurs du Connacht comes from the V Corps. After the dissolution of the first Irish Legion,V Corps was reformed without regiment of Voltigeurs. After several months, in December 2012, while the line infantry regiment of the Ve Corps evolved, several of its members, which initially were waiting Voltigeurs and the creation of a regiment formed part of the 3rd Company of the 3rd Regiment of Voltigeurs Line Infantry. For several months the regiment was formed by Sergeant Andack and Commander Josef and when the training was completed, Andack and Josef left us and left the command of the regiment to Captain Oudinot and his Sergeant John Kennedy. Unfortunately, at the same time the 3rd Infantry Regiment Line struggled nottamment due to the departure of Colonel BigRedOne and several of his officers and NCOs which caused its dissolution. The latter gave birth to two regiments: the 4e Régiment de Voltigeurs and the 9e Régiment de Grenadiers. months passed in the Ve Corps and Regiment Line Infantry was disbanded several times and the General Staff. In November 2013, the Ve Corps merged with the X Corps to create the second Irish Legion. Roleplay for a side and make a nod to the old Light Infantry of the first Irish Legion regiment, the regiment added "Connacht" (Connacht  is a Irish region). In February 2014, the regiment merged with 6e Régiment de Légers Piémontais which allowed him to increase its size and create two companies, the 1st Company of Galway and the 2nd Company of Castlebar. It now has 25 members and alligne at least 12 Voltigeurs in LineBattle sometimes even up to 18 Voltigeurs. Trainings take place on Wednesday at 20:00 and Saturday at 18:00. The regiment participated in LineBattles regularly on Tuesday at 20:00, on Friday at 20:30 and Saturday at 20:00. 4e Connacht also exports to other games like World of Tanks, War Thunder Arma II and III and other ...

The Voltigeurs were introduced in 1804 by Napoleon himself. The difference between skirmishers and the Voltigeurs lies in the fact that the first move in an irregular manner,being scattered, while others act and collected numerous body. Qualified to be admitted to these troops are a well established reputation for courage,small size, the strength and agility.Their uniform is that of the French infantry,with distinction as a clean yellow collar. They carry the grenade, and enjoy the same high wages as grenadiers,although most of them are of the smallest size. Each infantry regiment has a company of Voltigeurs, who always goes before the grenadiers. Instead of drums, they have two trumpets (cornets).The Voltigeurs are armed with a short gun (rifle) and a short sword; the pouch is attached to the waist by a belt; according to the regulations, bag must be very light. In the presence of the enemy, Companies Voltigeurs of all regiments are combined, forming a separate body that leads the attack; they are generally used to climb mountains (if any) or to force the difficult passages; grenadiers follow short distance, but it is the privilege of the Voltigeurs to open the road to victory. They were reminded, moreover, on occasion, this honorable advantage. Since their inception, the Voltigeurs were most useful for the French army « I was quite surprised, by returning in France, of the high idea that we had formed of the Imperial Guard and little case that was made of Voltigeurs that were barely distinguished from any company of the centre. However the Voltigeurs fought one thousand times more than Guards. They were always ahead fighting when the Guards stood as reserve. There wasn’t a gunshot fired without them, and the Guard, which rarely took part in the small fights, appeared almost so rarely in the battles. Finally, the Voltigeurs were the elite of the Corps whilst a part of the Guard were scraps. Whoever saw it by is own eyes knows that many colonels sent to Paris only the men they wanted to get rid of, whereas the captains of Voltigeurs only admitted in their companies soldiers of a tried courage...» Memories of Capitaine Desboeufs.

The 4e Régiment de Voltigeurs du Connacht  is currently led by Lieutenant-ColonelJohn Kennedy and Captain Romgar.

Lieutenant-Colonel John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Captain Romgar

Staff of the Voltigeurs Company

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[Tallest]

Good luck!

[Rupert]

Good luck and shit.

[John F. Kennedy]

Good Luck! From a former Irish Legion (NA) 

Thank 

[Lawrence]

gl mate

[Lt. Col. George A. Custer]

Best of luck. Hope to see you on the battlefield.

[DHDraker]

Very beautiful thread my Captain! 

[Thragorn]

Yes very beautifull, gg Kennedy =)

[MixMash]

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[Saxon]

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Never heard of you;)

PS. Good luck.

[John F. Kennedy]

hi, we are always recruiting for motivated players.
I will put some screenshot of the 4e connacht.

[John F. Kennedy]

4e Connacht is pleased to present its trailer after nearly two years of existence.

[Crescent Glow]

Good luck

[Husar Cato]

Nice thread guys!

[McCuller]

Big bump!