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« on: September 25, 2015, 01:28:13 am »
 | | Introduction and Regimental Information |
Established: September 24th, 2015
Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Ryan Jenkins
Introduction to the 7th RHA Troop
The 7th Troop, RHA is a Mount&Blade: Napoleonic Wars unit specializing in mainly Artillery on the battle field. In addition to our bombardment efficiency, we excel in defence engineering and forward reconnaissance with some of the best trained rankers and officers of the community. The 7th Troop's regimental tradition is deeply rooted in the community with it's members fighting alongside each other going back almost 3 years in the Napoleonic Wars community, and thus the 7th Troop has a strong sense of identity, unity, teamwork, and most importantly, tradition.
Notice: The 7th Troop of Royal Horse Artillery is not a regiment. Though we do function as a typical regiment of the community we do not strive for size and numbers, but we seek to be a small, versatile and effective unit on the battlefield through well thought out plans and doctrines. Our main focus is to provide an enjoyable, historic regiment for casual and semi-serious NW events.
Regimental Information
In 1793, in the course of the French Revolutionary Wars, Great Britain and allied European powers declared war on France over French occupation of the Rhine delta and Antwerp, precipitating the Flanders Campaign. Britain remained in conflict with France for almost 22 years, during which time significant progress was achieved in artillery development. The first two troops of Horse Artillery (A –later entitled "The Chestnut Troop"– and B) were raised in January 1793 at Goodwood, East Sussex, by the Master-General of the Ordnance, the 3rd Duke of Richmond, to provide fire support for the cavalry. They were joined by two more troops in November 1793. Each troop had six 6-pounder guns. All RHA personnel were mounted. Included in the establishment were 45 drivers and 187 horses, making it the first self-contained fighting unit of artillery.
Initially, horses were hired with civilian drivers. In 1794 a Driver Corps was raised which, however, did not formally become a unit of the Royal Artillery until after Waterloo. There were many disadvantages of the divided control until horses and drivers were organised into the RHA troops. Another development was the formation of a headquarters staff providing a channel between the regiment and the Board of Ordnance. Captain John Macleod was the first brigade major and became the first deputy-adjutant-general in 1795. By 1806, eleven troops had been formed, with ten companies of the Royal Irish Artillery incorporated, as the Seventh Battalion, after the union with Ireland in 1801.  Flag of the Royal Regiment of Artillery |  |
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NOTE: Joining is not open to all people and the troop is very restrictive of it's membership.
You can message Lt. Ryan Jenkins on the FSE forums, or on Steam for more information or to submit your application.
| Troop Personnel |
Commissioned Officers:
Lieutenant Ryan Jenkins
Non-Commissioned Officers:
To be determined.
Enlisted Rankers:
15 Rankers
| | Rank Hierarchy |
Commissioned Officers Lieutenant [Lt]
2nd Lieutenant [2Lt]
Officer Cadet [OCdt]
Non-Commissioned Officers
Regimental Sergeant Major [RSM] (Modern: Warrant Officer 1)
Battery Sergeant Major [BSM] (Modern: Warrant Officer 2)
Troop Sergeant Major [TSM] (Modern: Staff/Colour Sergeant
Sergeant [Sgt]
Bombardier [Bdr]
Enlisted Ranks
Lance Bombardier [LBdr]
Gunner [Gnr]
Private [Pte]
Recruit [Rct]
Roles and Specialties
Artillery Officer
Non-Commissioned Officer
Loader
Gun Operator
Artillery Train/Driver
Sapper/Engineer
Reconnaissance Ranker (Scout)
7th Troop of Royal Horse Artillery Unit Formation
Commander's Party:
Lieutenant, 2nd Lieutenant, RSM, BSM, TSM
Gun Detachment (Section)
1 Sergeant (Commander), 1 Bombardier (Firing position), 1 Loader, 1 Artillery Train, 1 Sapper
Reconnaissance Detachment (Section)
1 Sergeant (Commander), 1 Bombardier, 3 Rankers
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| Communications |
 TeamSpeak: chits02.vortexservers.com:10100 Website: Coming soon... If you would like to contact the leadership of our unit for organizing events, etc., contact Lt. Ryan Jenkins on steam by clicking the link above, or message me on the forum. I will get back to you as soon as possible.
| History and Battle Honours |
Established by Lt. Ryan Jenkins on September 24th, 2015
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« on: March 30, 2015, 12:54:12 am »
 | | Introduction and Regimental Information |
Established: March 24th, 2015
Commanding Officer: Plk. Nick
Introduction to the 6y
The 6y Tavricheskiy Grenaderskiy Polk are a regiment of Russian grenadiers for the Mount & Blade: Warband Napoleonic Wars DLC. The 6y strives for proficiency, discipline and honour on the battlefield, as well as having a professional and welcoming community. Although the 6y is exclusively an NA regiment, we may allow EU players into our gaming community and even regiment (NOTE: However, we will not work around the schedules of EU players). That being said we accept gamers of all backgrounds, cultures and nationalities, for we are already a diverse unit.
When not playing Napoleonic Wars, an abundance of games are played by our members. These include but are not limited to: Europa Universalis IV, Crusader Kings II, Men of War: AS 2, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, other MB/NW mods, War Thunder and many more.
Regimental Information
The 6y Tavricheskiy Grenaderskiy Polk (6th Tauride/Taurida Grenadiers) or Tauride 6th Grenadier Regiment, was a historic regiment of the 1st Grenadier Division of the Napoleonic Russian Army. Named after it's location, the 6th was a regiment based out of Crimea (Tauride). The 6y was established March 30, 1756, and was disbanded some time in 1918 before the rise of the Soviet Union.
Information provided by Russian Wikipedia.  Banner of the 6th Tauride Grenadier Regiment |  |
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You can find our page here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/6yTavricheskiyGrenaderskiy
| Regimental Command Personnel |
Commissioned Officers:
Colonel (Полковник) Nick
Non-Commissioned Officers:
| | Rank Hierarchy |
Commissioned Officers
Colonel (Полковник) [Plk]
Staff Captain (Штабс-капитан) [SKpt]
Captain (Капитан) [Kpt]
Lieutenant (Поручик) [Por]
2nd Lieutenant (Подпоручик) [PPor]
Non-Commissioned Officers
Ensign (Прапорщик) [Pra]
Junior Ensign (Подпрапорщик) [PPra]
Feldwebel (Фельдфебель) [Fel]
Sergeant (Сержант) [Ser]
Senior Corporal (Старший капрал) [SKap]
Corporal (капрал) [Kap]
Enlisted Men
Lance Corporal (Ефрейтор) [MKap]
Grenadier (Гренадер) [Gren]
Recruit (новобранец) [Nov]
| History of the 6y in the Napoleonic Era |
September 14, 1800 - Major General Grenadier Regiment Danzas.
March 14, 1801 - Tauride Grenadier Regiment.
April 30, 1802 - reorganized into three chetyrёhrotnyh battalion.
December 2, 1805 - participated in the Battle of Austerlitz .
1806 - defined in the 3rd Infantry Division.
June 2, 1807 - participated in the Battle of Friedland .
1811 - defined in the 1st Grenadier Division.
1813-1814 - participated in the foreign campaigns of the Russian army reached the Paris .
16-18 October 1813 - participated in the Battle of Leipzig in the composition of the body Rajewski.
March 8, 1814 - participated in the Grand Prix at the torso.
1814 - defined the 2nd Grenadier Division.
1814 - distinguished himself in the Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube .
August 12, 1817 - Appointed to the military settlements in the Novgorod province as part of the 1st Corps.
NOTE: This information was translated from Russian records, and may not be the easiest to read. However it is probably the best timeline of the regiment.
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| Communications |
Or TeamSpeak: chits02.vortexservers.com:10100 Website: Coming soon... If you would like to contact the leadership of our regiment for organizing events, etc., contact Nick (Dazed and Confused) on Steam (Regimental CO) or Ryan Jenkins on steam (Regimental Communications Director). Click on the images above for Steam profiles. If you need to contact other members of the regiment, you may head on over to our Steam group profile.
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