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Events: NA / ♜ Battle for Europe, Saturday Line Only Event, Accepting Signups + Admins

« on: June 17, 2020, 01:35:25 am »

Welcome to the Battle For Europe Line Only Event Thread! This weekly event will be hosted on Saturdays at 8:00pm EST. Due to the nature of the event, no signups will be required for specialty units etc. Regiment leaders will be invited to a steam chat group in order to calculate attendance and balance the teams. Currently, we are looking for Admins to help organize the event. We are also accepting regiments to join in to fill up the space, as we hope to get this event very populated. As for the nature of the event, we'd like for our linebattles to be very fast paced and combat intensive. We discourage "camping", as most of our maps will be on the flat side. As for the future, we are looking into doing a historical battle once every two months for fun. Please thoroughly read the rules below before attending!

Rules • NO OFFICER AIM • All Regiments must be in line formation with no gaps/spaces (with exception of retreating/charging) • No FOL (Fire out of Line) • No FOC (Fire on Charge) • No ROL (Reload out of Line) • No Crouching while firing/reloading • No rifles • No Foot-Guards or Light Infantry • No Slurs or Disrespectful Banter • No Trolling (Will not be tolerated. At all.) • All players must have regimental tags • Minimum Line - 3 players (if your line is less, please join another regiment's line) • No Rambo • ALL CHARGE will be called with less than 10 people alive (no firing, just melee) • Encouraged for regiments to work together during the event

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[b]Leader's Steam: [/b]

Attending Regiments | Attendance

3rd RoF
12e Ligne
9th RoF
24th RoF
84thRoF
93rd RoF
RSL RoF
8e Ligne


87-125 Estimated Attendance

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MAPS: Week 1 (6/27/20)

Map 1: "King of the Hill"

Overview

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Spawn; with formation locators for mustering your regiment!

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Map 2: "Bridges of Druzhina"

Overview

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Spawn; (with more locators)

P.S. If you are looking to admin, please post so with your steam profile link on the thread.

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Regiments / 3rd 'East Kent' Regiment of Foot [NA] - Recruiting

« on: June 09, 2020, 08:50:34 pm »

__________________________________________________________________________________________ ENLIST TODAY THE 3rd EAST KENT REGIMENT OF FOOT Seeking any and all able bodied men for immediate enlistment under CAPTAIN LAWRENCE HEMMINGS Enlistment Stations in the City of Kent. TAKE THE KING'S SHILLING  -  FOR KING AND COUNTRY. __________________________________________________________________________________________

The 3rd East Kent Regiment of Foot was established in June of 2018. With over a year of Hiatus, the regiment is ready to announce a return the North American Napoleonic Wars scene. The 3rd pride's itself on being extremely discipline, very skilled in melee comabt, and organized as a collective unit. For the immediate future, the regiment plans on attending Saturday and Sunday events, as well as a possible weekly training. Trainings will focus on formations and most importantly melee and groupfighting. During events, the 3rd will be quite discipline, but in a fun way for all of our members to enjoy. Our discipline and skill will allow us to be competitive on the field as well as with each other in melee competitions. Members who exceed at melee or shooting will be up for various medals and awards. The third will also use historical names in order to represent the historical 3rd regiment to the best of our ability. We wish to carry on the name of the 3rd East Kent with pride and honor. We are accepting players of all skill levels that are willing to mature and have fun with the regiment. If you are interested in enlisting, please add the regiment contact officer and company Ensign,  Rutger Muller, on steam. We will get in touch with you shortly.

Napoleonic Wars In the summer of this year (1807) Bonaparte demanded that the ports of Portugal should be shut against British shipping, and other measures were adopted injurious to British commerce, and in violation of existing treaties; and soon afterwards a French army commanded by Marshal Junot, marched into Portugal, with the object, ostensibly of enforcing obedience to Bonaparte's mandate, but, in reality, to seize and imprison the royal family of Portugal, that a division of that kingdom might be made among other persons, to suit the interests of Bonaparte. While negotiations were pending between the courts of France and Portugal relating to the measures against British commerce, the first battalion of the BUFFS embarked at Cork, upwards of a thousand strong, for America; but was afterwards placed, with other troops, under the orders of Brigadier-General Beresford. The fleet did not, however, sail until after the royal family of Portugal, being intimidated by the approach of the French army to Lisbon, had embarked in vessels in the river Tagus and sailed, under the protection of a British naval force, for the Brazils; the expedition then proceeded to the Portuguese island of Madeira, which surrendered and Brigadier-General Beresford assumed the powers of governor; but the former governor was subsequently restored; and the island being committed to the protection of the British troops until the conclusion of a general peace, Brigadier-General Beresford remained in command of the troops; the BUFFS were landed on the island on the 25th of December, and they remained there nearly eight months. The BUFFS performed a particularly distinguished part in this daring exploit, and their gallantry has been rewarded with the royal permission to have the word "DOURO" inscribed on their colours.The Buffs In The Battle Of Albuera : 1811 The Buffs Under Attack In The Pyranees: 1813,1814 -1815 In Canada The Buffs lost in the several affairs with the enemy, Captain (Brevet Lieut. Colonel) James Willington, Ensign John Chapman, and two rank and file killed; also Lieutenants Kingsbury, West, Benson, and Home, with one sergeant and thirty-four rank and file wounded. The Battalion remained in Lower Canada during the winter of 1814, and the succeeding spring; in which time a treaty of peace was concluded with the Americans; and part of the forces being withdrawn from Canada, the BUFFS embarked from Quebec on the 4th of June, 1815, for Europe." In this year the second battalion was disbanded. The early commanders of the regiment before 1665 were Thomas Morgan, Sir John Norris, Robert, Earl of Leicester; Sir Francis Vere:Horace Lord Vere, Baron of Tilbury; Sir John Ogle; Sir Charles Morgan; Henry, Earl of Oxford; Robert, Earl of Oxford; Aubrey, Earl of Oxford; John Cromwell. After that date, perhaps the most noted men were Sir Walter Vane, 1668; Charles Churchill, 1688; John, Duke of Argyll, 1707; but amongst such a distinguished list of names as that of the commanders consists of, it is invidious to pick one out before another."

• Captain •   • Lieutenant •   • Ensign •   • Colour Serjeant •   • Serjeant •   • Corporal •   • Lance Corporal •   • Private •

3rd Serjeant

Commanding Officers Captain Lawrence Hemmings Ensign Rutger Muller Non-Commissioned Officers

Enlisted Men Lance Corporal Ian Flemming Private Edward Dew Private Andrew Gardner Private Sean Ellis Private Maccle Crow Private James Crow Private Kevin Levrone Private Bryceton Jones Private Terrance Hainer Private Christian Knight Private Charles Williams Private Allen Muller Private Seth Smith Private Richard Bong Private Huxley Williams Private William Despacitus Private Peter Pan

Regimental Strength Officer Count: 2 NCO Count: 0 Enlisted Count: 18 Total Strength: 20

Thread Credit: 92nd for the layout idea.

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Regiments / Pułk 7. Piechoty Xięstwa Warszawskiego [NA] - Recruiting

« on: December 01, 2019, 09:31:25 pm »

   
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Pułk 7. Piechoty Xięstwa Warszawskiego

The Pułk 7. Piechoty is an active, organised, historically accurate and militarily structured Napoleonic Wars regiment that finds pride in its discipline and professionalism. The regiment was formed on November 27th, 2019 by an experienced group of Napoleonic Wars veterans, and it now exists as a group of friends who like to play together and have fun. Despite the 7pp's focus on enjoyment, it expects excellent conduct from its members on both in-game servers and on teamspeak, as is befitting the renown of the regiment. The regiment attends one linebattle per week on Saturday's and will be keeping the atmosphere of the group casual but professional. We intent to carry on this regiment over to future linebattle games such as Whigs and Tories and Battle Cry of Freedom. In order to join the Pułk 7. Piechoty, applicants must display adequate levels of maturity and must have the ability to follow orders without question. Applicants must also be sure that they can attend our 1 event that is held weekly. To apply to join the 7pp, message an officer using the contacts below, or leave a post on this thread. Officer's will respond in a timely fashion.

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Разное / test

« on: November 26, 2019, 01:36:04 am »

   
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Pułk 7. Piechoty Xięstwa Warszawskiego

The Pułk 7. Piechoty is an active, organised, historically accurate and militarily structured Napoleonic Wars regiment that finds pride in its discipline and professionalism. The regiment was formed on November 27th, 2019 by an experienced group of Napoleonic Wars veterans, and it now exists as a group of friends who like to play together and have fun. Despite the 7pp's focus on enjoyment, it expects excellent conduct from its members on both in-game servers and on teamspeak, as is befitting the renown of the regiment. The regiment attends one linebattle per week on Saturday's and will be keeping the atmosphere of the group casual but professional. We intent to carry on this regiment over to future linebattle games such as Whigs and Tories and Battle Cry of Freedom. In order to join the Pułk 7. Piechoty, applicants must display adequate levels of maturity and must have the ability to follow orders without question. Applicants must also be sure that they can attend our 1 event that is held weekly. To apply to join the 7pp, message an officer using the contacts below, or leave a post on this thread. Officer's will respond in a timely fashion.

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Regiments / 71st 'Fraser's Highlanders' Regiment [NA] Starting Events November 24th

« on: November 04, 2018, 07:41:00 pm »

__________________________________________________________________________________________ ENLIST TODAY THE 71ST HIGHLANDERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SCOTTISH REGIMENT Seeking any and all able bodied men for immediate enlistment under LT. COLONEL WILLIAM FRASER Enlistment stations in the port cities of GLASGOW, LOGAN, and EDGAR __________________________________________________________________________________________ The 71st Highland Regiment is now recruiting! We are looking for anyone who wants to fight for king and country, and put down the rebellion in the colonies. SCOTLAND FOREVER! ♚ The 71st Regiment of Foot was formed on May 23rd, 2017 for one purpose; to be the very best and brightest regiment in the upcoming game Whigs and Tories. The Fraser Highlanders will focus on discipline, skill, and honoring the original regiment in history by practicing time-period accurate drill and fighting tactics. Please see bellow for recruitment information! 'VAE VICTIS'

Regimental Staff & Officers Lt. Colonel- LtCol.   Major- Maj. Captain- Cpt. Lieutenant- Lt. Ensign- Ens. Non-Commissioned Officers   Serjeant Major- SjtM. Pipe-Serjeant- PipeSjt.    Colour-Serjeant- CSjt.   Serjeant- Sjt.    Corporal- Cpl. Enlisted Men Lance-Corporal- LCpl. Private- Pte.   Recruit- Rec.

Follow the steps below to Enlist! Not all applicants will be accepted. Application. All new members must visit our site at www.71stregt.com - There you will make an account. Once made, return to the home screen. Proceed to the Enlistment tab. An application will appear for you to fill out; complete the form and then click submit for your application to be reviewed. Steam Contact. After posting your application on the website (or if you need help with this process) you will have to add our Recruitment Officer on steam. This officer will then look over your application and determine if you are qualified to join the regiment. Lt-Col. William Fraser Teamspeak. If you do not have teamspeak 3 installed, you will be required to download it to join the regiment. Teamspeak is a safe, reliable, and free program the 71st uses to communicated during our events. Please visit this download site and install the "Client 64Bit" version.  https://teamspeak.com/en/downloads Respect. When joining the 71st Highland Regiment, you can expect to be respected by all of our members. Although this is just a game for pleasure, we want all of our members to feel like the 71st is a second home where they are free to express themselves in a positive way. Organization. Unlike most regiments, the 71st will be highly organized. We will be keeping track of every members attendance and their contributions to drill & battle. Ranks will NOT be handed out, for they will be given to members who earned their status. Medals will also be presented to members who perform particularly well in drill & battle. Fun. The 71st's main goal is to have fun! After all, this is a game. We wish to be competitive, organized, and reach towards perfection; however, none of this matters unless every member is having fun.

Regiment Officers Lieutenant Colonel William Fraser Captain Robert Muller Non-Commissioned Officers Serjeant Thomas Gardner Corporal Samuel Westbury Corporal James Brock

Enlisted Men Lance Corporal Christian Knight Lance Corporal William Spencer Lance Corporal Callum Meade Private Huxley Ward Private Henry Jango Recruit Johnson Newborn Recruit Luke Bentze Recruit Frederick Stewart Recruit Zak Graham Recruit Comfort Kenly

Regimental Strength Officers: 2 NCO's: 3 Enlisted: 10 Total Strength: 15

'VAE VICTIS' The regiment embarked for North America in April 1776. During the journey some of the troops of the Cameron clan mutinied when they heard they would not be commanded by Captain Cameron of Lochiel but settled down when they heard that their commander was Captain Cameron of Fassifern. The ship arrived in New York City in July 1776 and the regiment was attacked by American troops on arrival at Boston Harbor. The 71st Regiment of Foot joined General William Howe at Staten Island and was order into combat almost immediately. The grenadiers were commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Stewart and the other companies were placed under the command of Brigadier Sir William Erskine. The regiment first saw action at the Battle of Long Island in August 1776; the British forces were successful and only three soldiers from the regiment were killed and only 11 wounded. The next operation for the 71st Regiment was at the Battle of Fort Washington in November 1776 followed by the Battle of Fort Lee later that month. The regiment went on to take part in the Philadelphia Campaign and saw action at the Battle of Brandywine in September 1777. A detachment of 71st Regiment under Captain Colin MacKenzie supported General John Burgoyne's operations along the Hudson River including the capture of Forts Clinton and Montgomery in October 1777.

The regiment also took part in actions in the Southern theatre and fought under Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Campbell at the Capture of Savannah in December 1778. At Savannah, Campbell ordered Sir James Baird to take a group of infantry and flank the Americans, while he arrayed his troops just out of view: the Americans were unaware they had been flanked, were routed and abandoned the city. The regiment, now under the command of Lieutenant Colonel John Maitland, went on take part in the Battle of Brier Creek in March 1779; at Brier Creek the 1st Battalion of the regiment attacked the Americans at the front while the 2nd Battalion attacked them from the rear: again the Americans were routed. After that the regiment took part in the Siege of Savannah in September 1779: during the this action the regiment successfully defended the city. The regiment was also present at the Siege of Charleston in March 1780, the Battle of Camden in August 1780 and the Battle of Cowpens in January 1781. It next fought at the Battle of Guilford Court House in March 1781 where one officer of the 71st Regiment claimed that "one half of the Highlanders dropped on that spot." The regiment's last action was at the Siege of Yorktown in September 1781.

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Regiments (Game Clans) / 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment - Recruiting NA|EU Est. 2018

« on: November 04, 2018, 06:25:36 pm »

__________________________________________________________________________________________ ENLIST TODAY THE 20th MAINE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT Seeking any and all able bodied men for immediate enlistment under COLONEL LAWRENCE CHAMBERLAIN Enlistment Stations in Portland, Main  TAKE THE FEDERAL DOLLAR - PUT DOWN THE REBELLION. __________________________________________________________________________________________

insert image ____________________________________ With now ten years of Napoleonic Wars and Mount and Blade Warband Experience, the founders of the 20th Maine established this regiment in November of 2018 for the upcoming game Battle Cry of Freedom. Our intentions as a regiment are simple; we aim to become the most professional and skilled regiment in the community. The 20th will pride itself on discipline, commitment, and outstanding performance on the field. While maintaining a friendly and casual environment to our player-base, we will  also encourage the hunger to be the very best regiment we can be. Through organization, drill, and efficient leadership, it is of the opinion of the commanding officers that our group of men will shine on the field of battle. So, why join the 20th Maine & what to expect? The 20th Maine will offer you, the player, the experience of organized combat and community Linebattles with a highly sophisticated regiment. We want to offer a truly immersive experience that involves intense teamwork, communication, and skill in order to succeed in battle. You can expect competitive moments during community events and a sense of accomplishment in victory. While maintaining an aspect of competitiveness, the regiment will offer downtime and nights where game play will not be competitive. We want to offer our players a balance, but a sense of duty at the same time. If you want to help our regiment and community grow, please see the recruitment section of the thread. There is a war to fight men, GOD SAVE THE UNION.    ____________________________________

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Regiments / 88e Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne "Les Implacables" [NA]

« on: June 18, 2018, 05:41:17 pm »

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Regiments / WG- Bataillon de Grenadiers de la Garde Westphalie [NA Recruiting]

« on: January 18, 2018, 06:33:18 pm »

	Introduction      The Grenadiers Westphalie were formed on January 18th, 2018. Due to the new Napoleonic Wars update, veteran leaders have come together to form a new friendly community, aimed to bring back the fun of Linebattles. This regiment is not very strict; however, we do keep discipline during our events. Our goal is to bring a family like atmosphere to our members, while competing against other friendly regiments. If you are looking for a relaxing and fun environment, the Grenadiers Westphalie is the place for you. Vive L'Empereur!

       

		Schedule Friday Linebattle: 8pm EST Sunday Siege: 8pm EST

		Contact Information

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Other Games / PRIME & LOAD: 1776--- RELEASE

« on: October 04, 2017, 10:04:47 pm »

Hello and welcome to our 24th development blog!
This blog is very exciting to both write and present to you as it is the last development blog before the game's initial steam release.
Indeed, it is not a typo, Prime & Load: 1776 will be releasing on steam on the 25th of April!

Here is our official release trailer!

We have all been working hard to polish the game and solve any outstanding issues so that players can enjoy it as soon as possible and after lots of dedication, we have finally reached the point where we can give you a specific release date.

What to expect from the release version?
Prime & Load will come to you feature complete.
Meaning, a wide variety of regiments with line, cavalry, artillery and sapper units are already in the game with 4 different factions to choose from. The game also features a variety of gamemodes including Team Deathmatch, Battle, Siege and Duel.
Appart from these major features, you will get to experience different linebattle aspects as never before and of course you can always shoot people's hats off!

What to expect from RSE after the release version?
We will be working hard with hotfixes and new features to bring to you.
People that participated in our semi-public test have already experienced the frequency of our patches.


Alongside the release announcement, here is some new content!
You will finally get to see our long awaited regiment tool for the first time and as a side, the character customization menu has been revamped!

Do enjoy!

We want to give a big thanks to everyone who helped make this project and all our alpha testers who have been with us for a very long time, supported, and helped develop this project from the early days! We would also like to thank everyone who participated in our public test to help us stress test our game a bit.

Prime & Load's journey is just beginning!

Thank you!

PS. Do join our discord group below.

DISCORD

See you soon, RSE Boys.

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Regiments / 1st Regiment of Foot Guards - "Honi soit qui mal y pense" [NA Recruiting]

« on: July 28, 2017, 04:26:10 am »

"Honi soit qui mal y pense" - Est. July, 2017

		♚♚♚ Welcome, The 1st Foot Guards is a North American based regiment, consisting of extremely experienced leadership coming from Mount and Blade: Napoleonic Wars. The 1st is looking for mature players who are willing to take the unit seriously and follow our simple rules. We are looking to be a very active, realistic, and serious regiment with drill and realistic linebattles. We will pride ourselves on being honorable on and off the battlefield and giving off an aura of respect. Within the Footguards, we are looking to build a family like community in which players are encouraged to spend time with one another outside of our events. A friendly and mature environment will ensure for the utmost discipline and fun on the battlefield. Aside from in game professionalism, the 1st will have historical ranks and much more. If you are looking to join a regiment that will try to reproduce the glory of the Napoleonic Wars on a grand scale, the 1st Foot Guards is the place for you! God Save the King! Below, on the second post, you can find our media section. The regiment will be regularly recording our linebattles, trainings, and other events. Our goal is to gain notoriety through social media outlets in order to gain support for upcoming games such as Holdfast: Nations at War, Whigs and Tories, and War of Rights. As our primary focus is on Napoleonic Wars, we will eventually shift gears to the latest linebattling games. The regiment is accepting all players who are willing to embark on a long journey of professionalism and persistence on the battlefield.  If you are interested in joining the 1st Foot Guards, simply click on one of the officer's steam link and add them. An officer will be in contact with you shortly. Join us today for a great gaming experience! Signed, Captain George Cornwall, Centre Company, 1st Battalion~ 1st Foot Guards.

Regimental Command Captain. George Cornwall Centre Company, 1st Battalion Commissioned Officers:TBA Non-Commissioned Officers:TBA Enlisted Men Lance Corporal. Craig Smith Private. James Kempt Private. Clive Andrews Private. Ian Flemming Private. Alastair Angus Private. Peter Delkus Private. John Taylor Private. Andrzej  Kowal Private. Lou Collins Recruits Recruit. John Lawrence Recruit. Michael Redmon Recruit. Willie Johnson Recruit. Sebastian Caldwell Recruit. Frederick William Recruit. Karl Anthony Recruit. Joseph Edwards Recruit. Bartholomew MacArthur Recruit. Winter Vintore Recruit. Jon French Recruit. Fergus Mcgunn Recruit. Bernard Montgomery Recruit. Daniel Wentworth Recruit. Dylan Smith Recruit. Travis Sanghell Recruit. Mackworth Reeso Recruit. John Savage Recruit. Connor MacTavish Recruit. Harry Watford Recruit. George Patton Recruit. Rylen Paul Recruit. Michael Sparks Recruit. Michael Fitzgerald Recruit. Drake Requem Recruit. Henry Stevenson Recruit. Silas Davenport Recruit. Clarence Matherson Recruit. William Taylor Recruit. Oliver Hunt Recruit. Steven Wilson Commissioned Officers: 1 Centre Company Non-Commissioned Officers: 0 Enlisted Men: 9 Recruits: 30 Battalion Strength: 40

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The Guards were organised in two brigades in the 1st Division. The 1st Brigade was made up of the 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the 1st Guards, and the 2nd Brigade consisted of Coldstreamers and Scots Guards. Major-General Peregrine Maitland commanded the 1st Guards Brigade whose strength was: 2/1st Guards, 29 officers and 752 men, and 3/1st Guards, 29 officers and 818 men. Each battalion had about 40 sergeants and 20 drummers.The allies retained control of Quatre Bras but Blucher's Prussians had been hit hard at Ligny and forced to withdraw. The following day was spent withdrawing to Mont St Jean. There was a cavalry battle at Genappe but the Foot Guards were not involved. The Light Companies of both Guards Brigades, under Lord Saltoun, were ordered to secure the Chateau of Hougoumont while the rest of the Guards took up positions behind Hougoumont.

Battle of Waterloo 18th June- The actual battle of Waterloo was fought between 72,000 of Napoleon's French troops and 68,000 allied troops under Wellington. Blucher's Prussian army did not arrive until it was almost all over.

Lord Saltoun commanded the two Light Companies of the 1st Guards who were ordered to hold the garden and orchard of the chateau while the other two Light Companies of the Coldstream and Scots Guards were commanded by Lt-Col James Macdonnell, responsible for the buildings. The night had been spent by all of these men busily fortifying the buildings ready for an attack early on the 18th. But Napoleon delayed his advance on the allies so the first attack did not happen until 1100 hrs. The 1st Guards held the orchard but the brunt of the attack was taken by the Coldstream and Scots Guards who fought with great heroism all afternoon.

One column was heading towards the 1st Guards who numbered around 1,000. They lay out of sight but could hear the sound of thousands of marching feet and roars of Vive l'Empereur'. When they were 40 paces away, Wellington shouted Now Maitland. Now's your time!' When the Guards sprang to their feet they were in four ranks. The front rank opened fire, killing 300 Frenchmen. The other ranks repeated this, combined with a barrage of grapeshot from the artillery, the Imperial Guard wavered and tried to fall back. Then Lord Saltoun led a charge of the 1st Guards which routed their French counterparts. The invincible' Imperial Guard was routed. The cry went up throughout the French army that the Guard were retreating. The whole of the British force swept forward and drove the enemy back across the valley and up the opposite slope. Cavalry and infantry, tired as they were pursued them off the field of battle. Even the weary Guards from Hougoumont joined in.

The casualty figures for the 1st Guards Brigade on the 18th June were, 4 officers and 131 other ranks killed, 11 officers and 346 other ranks wounded.

Regimental Leader: Captain George Cornwall
 

Regimental Teamspeak:   Teamspeak IP

Regimental Schedule:

Centre Company: Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Type Recruitment Day Off Day Midnight's All Line LB Off Day Midnight's Friday LB Recruitment Day Drill or Competitive LB Time 7:00 EST N/A 8:00 EST N/A 8:00 EST 7:00 EST 7:00 EST             Grenadier Company: Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Type N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Time N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

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Regiments / 2e Régiment de Grenadiers à pied de la Garde Impériale [NA]

« on: March 04, 2017, 02:33:27 am »

The 2e Grenadiers de la Garde is a North American based regiment, consisting of extremely experienced leadership coming from Mount and Blade: Napoleonic Wars. The 2e is looking for mature players who are willing to take the unit seriously and follow our simple rules. We are looking to be a very active, realistic, and serious regiment with drill and realistic linebattles. We will pride ourselves on being honorable on and off the battlefield and giving off an aura of respect. Within the 2e, we are looking to build a family like community in which players are encouraged to spend time with one another outside of our events. A friendly and mature environment will ensure for the utmost discipline and fun on the battlefield. Aside from in game professionalism, the 2e will have historical ranks and much more. If you are looking to join a regiment that will try to reproduce the glory of the Napoleonic Wars on a grand scale, the 2e is the place for you! Vive la France! If you are interested in joining the 2e Grenadiers, simply click on one of the officer's steam link and add them. An officer will be in contact with you shortly. When joining, you will receive the rank of Pupil de la Garde and be trained and made into a fine soldier. Join us today for a great gaming experience. Capitaine Gaius or Lieutenant Laffite

Capitaine Lieutenant Sous Lieutenant	Adjudant Sergent Major Sergent Élève-Sous Officier	Caporal Grenadier Élite Grenadier Veteran Grenadier Prémiere Grenadier Pupil de la Garde

No Napoleonic unit marched into battle with more confidence and promise of military glory than the Imperial Guard. They embodied the physical strength and bravery that characterized anciet warriors. Chandler writes that the Imperial Guard was "one of the most celebrated military formations in history." The Guard drew extra pay and allowances, they got better housing and enjoyed the highest prestige. Discipline was high, it was forbidden to brawl at the canteens or get drunk. The history of Napoleon's Guard is short but very colorful. A parallel unit appeared in 1796, when the newly installed Directory created a Maison for itself of 120 infantry grenadiers and an equal number of mounted ones, plus a 25 piece band drawn from the Paris Conservatory of Music. For his November 1799 coup d'etat, Napoleon used the Garde du Corps Legislatiff to chase its former employers out of the windows. He then combined it with the equally cooperative Guard of the Directory into a Garde des Consuls and added the guides he had brought back from Egypt." 2e Grenadiers Holding back the British at Waterloo

2e Grenadiers Marching at Waterloo In 1804 after his crowning, Napoleon transformed the Consular Guard into the Imperial Guard (Garde Imperiale). Also the so-called Velites were formed. The Velites were sort of enlisted volunteers to remedy the last evil by drawing from them instead of the army. They were required to be young men of family. This was to obtain a certain amount of education and character, with which is usually joined a sense of honor. Allured by the splendid renown of Napoleon, dazzled by his numerous victories, young men flocked to the ranks of Velites. The infantry of the Guard also acquired more foreign elements. Thee Velites of Florence received Guard status in 1809, those of Turin in 1810. In 1809 the Guard participated in all great battles. At Aspern-Essling the infantry of Old Guard deployed from 3-rank deep line into a thick skirmish line and took advantage of numerous canals and ditches. They closed to the 50 Austrian guns and delivered a volley. It was a shocking surprise to the Austrian gunners, they limbered up and hastily withdrew all 50 guns to a position where stood the Austrian cavalry. The Guard fusiliers and Guard tirailleurs stormed the village. At Wagram despite extremely heavy artillery fire the Guard stubbornly held their ground. When casualties in the 102-gun battery reached critical point Napoleon called for 20 corporals and privates from each company of the Old Guard infantry regiments to fill up the gun crews. Coignet said everyone wanted to go. The increase of Guard came in 1810 from the incorporation of the Dutch Royal Guard.  The Guard's glory shined in every battle, even their final defeat at Waterloo.

Officiers    Capitaine Gaius Lieutenant Laffite NCO's Sergent Rutger Muller Hommes de Troupe Grenadier Veteran Craig Grenadier Prémiere Fruit Grenadier Prémiere Pete Delkus Grenadier Mike Grenadier Sandman Grenadier Crispy Goat Grenadier Gat-Gun Grenadier Uniform Turkey Grenadier Cyclone Grenadier Zachary Grenadier Valkmans Grenadier Alastair Grenadier Inceptor Jay Grenadier Typhoone

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Regiments / 28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment Regiment of Foot [NA Recruiting]

« on: January 10, 2017, 01:00:41 am »

On Hiatus Until HoldFast: Nations at War

http://www.holdfastgame.com/forum/index.php?topic=41.0

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Events / North American Headquarters Historical Realism Linebattle Event [Friday, Active]

« on: December 11, 2016, 03:27:27 pm »

Welcome

Welcome to the historical linebattle event ran by the NA headquarters and NA community moderator; Colonel Lawrence of the 3rd Foot Guards. This is an event for the lovely mod Whigs and Tories! We try to make the combat as historically accurate as possible, therefore, regiments signing up should familiarize themselves with the rules thoroughly. We hope that everyone will enjoy themselves and finally play in historically accurate linebattles with realistic strategy. If you are an NA regiment looking for an event, teamspeak, or community, please don't hesitate to contact colonel Lawrence.

The rules are as follows:

Line Infantry: *Must march shoulder to shoulder (double rank if 14 or more players in one line) *Must WALK in line unless retreating or charging *May Not fire out of formation or on charge *May Not aim for the officer *ALL infantry lines must be near each, in the open field of battle- no extreme flanking	Skirmishers *May form a 2 man gap in the line *May flank in bushes and to the side of the main engagement *May aim at the officers *Max 8 men per skirmisher line *May run whenever	Cavalry *Must form as a unit *Must stay behind the main lines unless charging *When ready to charge, can flank around the main engagement *Try to stay with the main body for the majority of the battle and play as support	Artillery *Artillery have 3 shots of solid shot and 1 shot of canister for the entire round *Artillery guard must form a line near artillery *Max of 8 artillery guard *1 Cannon per map

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3rd Foot Guards
BLD
Morgans Rifles
29th Regiment of Foot
51st Regiment of Foot
3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
Continental Army

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Regiments / 8. Brandenburgische Infanterie-Regiment - Recruiting NA

« on: August 29, 2016, 05:16:04 am »

	Für das Vaterland With the massive proliferation of muskets and fusils in the infantry units from the middle of 17th century the battlefield was dominated by linear tactics, according to which the infantry was aligned into long thin lines and fired volleys. Line tactics required a strict discipline and simple movements, practised to the point where they became second-nature. During training, the drill and corporal punishments were often used.  Line infantry composed the basis of land armies. During the Napoleonic Wars it used four types of formations in its battles: the line, the square, the skirmish chain and the column. In 1806 Prussia had 60 regiments of line infantry, each of 2 musketier battalions and 2 grenadier companies. In the same time there were only 24 fusilier battalions. Napoleon defeated the Prussian army in 1806. It shocked the Prussian establishment, which had largely felt invincible after the Frederician victories. While Stein and Hardenberg began modernizing the Prussian state, Scharnhorst and others began to reform the military, including the downsized by Napoleon Prussian infantry. Dismayed by the populace's indifferent reaction to the 1806 defeats, the reformers wanted to cultivate patriotism within the country. Serfdom was abolished in 1807 and local city government was initiated in 1808. The officer corps was reopened to the middle class in 1808. Corporal punishment was by and large abolished. After the defeat of 1806, the 8tes formed with many other new Prussian regiments to fight in every major battle of the Napoleonic Wars, including Waterloo. Soundly beaten at Ligny, the 8tes and the Prussian Army marched to aid Wellington in his struggles at Waterloo. The 8tes was placed in reserve and later used to help support Wellington's right flank against a small french counter attack of infantry. After the battles of Ligny and Waterloo, the 8tes Brandenburgisches regiment disbanded. 8tes Charge at Waterloo [close] Commanding Officer's Steam Contact Official Steam Group

Guten Tag Welcome the 8tes thread! We welcome any Napoleonic Wars player to the regiment, regardless of skill. We have an age requirement of 15 and a teamspeak 3 requirement. Joining the 8tes will put you at the rank of Kadet in which you will stay at that rank for roughly 2 weeks. The aim of our regiment is to become successful on and off the battlefield. We pride ourselves on extreme organization and quality officers that can train our Kadets into experience Prussian soldiers. If you're looking for a regiment that goes to well established events and has stable officers, the 8tes is the place for you! Für das Vaterland!

Offizieres Kapitän Lawrence NCO's Unteroffizier Vader Korporal Augustus Zug. 1 Fusilier Fruit Fusilier Valarauker Gemeiner Charles Gemeiner Frankie Gemeiner Leaf Gemeiner Stonebird Gemeiner Treeman Kadet. Zug Kadet Logic Kadet Dowling Kadet Jsoc Kadet Heinze Kadet Huxely Kadet Delkus Kadet Crispygoat Kadet Shadowbob Kadet Wolfman Kadet Eco Kadet Cups Kadet Limpshot Kadet Jaypaw Kadet Bob Kadet StarGeneral Kadet BlueCyclone Kadet Typhoon Kadet Red

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Regiments / ♞ 7e Régiment des Lanciers Polonais [NA]

« on: June 17, 2016, 07:20:25 am »

	♞ Regimental Summary The 7e Polish Lancers are a very casual group of Napoleonic Veterans that came together to have fun and play as cavalry on the battlefield. Although casual, we are a very structured and organized. Consisting of mainly veterans, the 7e has natural skill; however, if you are a new player, we will accept you under our guidance and work with you to increase any skill level. Our members are sixteen years of age or older due to our recruitment rule. This allows for the behavior in our regiment to be mature and enjoyable. Being active in a regiment like the 7e Polish Lancers is very important. We require our members to be able to attend one out of our three organized events and trainings every week. ♞ Regimental Schedule Trainings Wednesday, 8:00pm EST Linebattles Tuesday, 8:00pm EST Saturday, 8:00pm EST

♞ How to Join Looking for a structured North American Cavalry Regiment? We are the group for you! If you would wish to join the 7e Polish Lancers, please add the steam contact below. Feel free to test out our style of play anytime by messaging me on steam.

♞ Roster Officiers    Mjr. Lawrence L'homme de Cavalerie Szwol. Alastair Szwol. Valarauker Szwol. Zane Szwol. Canadian Raven Szwol. Itosian Szwol. Midnight Szwol. Delkus Szwol. Ternate Szwol. Heinze Szwol. SoldierGuardian Szwol. Commissar Szwol. Fruit Szwol. Myriach Szwol. Falcon Szwol. Treeman Szwol. Bil Szwol. Eco Szwol. Crispygoat Szwol. Ttown Szwol. Arkham Szwol. Cups Szwol. Mike Szwol. KnightC Szwol. John Price Szwol. Ranger Aragorn Szwol. Digix Szwol. Prominent Szwol. Mikeydc Szwol. Nazgul Force du Régiment Officers: 1 L'homme: 29 Compter: 30

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