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Regiments / 3e Regiment de Grenadiers-a-Pied *Disbanded* [EU]
« on: May 27, 2018, 02:15:20 am »





The Dutch grenadiers were a French guard regiment from 1810 until 1813. They were originally formed out of Louis Bonaparte's Royal guard.

Early history

On the 9th on July the Dutch grenadiers than the Le 2me Régiment de grenadiers à pied de la Garde impériale were added to the imperial guard. Still dressed in the Dutch uniforms they start their march to Paris where they served for over one and a half year as palace guard.

Uniforms

The Dutch Grenadiers were one of the only regiments to use white uniforms. When they were first added to the guard they had worn the old royal guard uniforms. They kept that uniforms but with adjustments. Before they had bowl buttons with the Dutch lion on them that was changed into flat ones with an imperial eagle. Unlike other foreign regiments they did not had a copper plate with a N and an eagle they had no plate. Their Pouch with the standing Dutch lion was changed into one with the imperial eagle. Their bearcaps differed with the one from the 1st and 2nd grenadiers of the guard. They had 45 cm tall bearskins and where thinner while the 3eme had 40 cm tall bearskins and where wider.

Russian campaign

On 16 August, the Army arrived at Smolensk, the town being defended by 120,00 Russian troops. By 1 in the morning of the 17th of July, Smolensk was in French hands. The stench of the quickly decaying corpses prevented the Guard from enjoying the pleasures of victory in the town. On the 19th, a Russian general, found hiding in the town, refused to surrender and was bayoneted by the Grenadiers. On the 24th, the army began to quit Smolensk, for the Russians were withdrawing to defend Moscow. The Regiment survived Borodino intact, like the rest of the Guard Infantry who saw no action even after repeated requests that the Guard would tip the battle in Napoleon’s favour rather than a long drawn out stalemate. After Krasnoj the 3eme only had 40 men left and only 7 had reached the fatherland after the campaign.





== COs (2) ==
Colonel Ben
Capitaine Visionairy

== NCOs (0) ==


== Enlisted (5) ==
Cadet Luke Bentze
Cadet Dust
Cadet German Empire Mapper
Cadet Adolfin
Cadet Mohak

Regiment Strength: 7
Officers: 2
NCOs: 0
Enlisted: 5






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Media / 15e Media
« on: March 17, 2018, 08:19:59 pm »

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Regiments / 1-i Yegerskii polk [NA/ EU] *Disbanded*
« on: June 15, 2017, 06:04:09 pm »
1-i Yegerskii polk


== History ==

The quality of Russian skirmishers varied. It was said that until 1806 they were below European average. During the numerous wars (vs French, Poles, Turks and Swedes) they improved greatly and matched the French in 1813 and 1814. However the opinions about their quality were mixed. The Prussians, who fought the Russians in 1812, considered the jägers to be competent skirmishers. According to von Clausewitz the jägers at Borodino fought in the skirmish line with great dexterity. (Clausewitz - "The Campaign of 1812 in Russia" 1992, pp 162-157)

Russian commander Chichagov however claimed that Russian infantrymen (not specifically jagers) had not enough wit and adroitness to fight in skirmish order. Barclay de Tolly considered the French skirmishers superior to the Russians in agility and marksmanship and more effective in the woods. Only after 1812 the abilities of French skirmishers significantly declined.
Admirers of the skirmish tactics were Suvorov and Kutusov. Kutusov wrote several sets of notes on light infantry already in the 1780s.

Jägers (light infantry) were usually the ones sent to skirmish. If there was insufficient number of jägers, the line infantry and eventhualy the grenadiers sent their own skirmishers. The troops were sent to skirmish by platoons or companies, which relieved each other in turn, or by entire battalions and regiments. For example a day before the Battle of Eylau, the Arkhangel Musketier Regiment was deployed as skirmishers to cover the withdrawal of the 4th Division. In August 1812 at Krasne, the whole 49th Jager Regiment was placed in front of the village in skirmish order.

There were however disagreements in the Russian army about the use of large number of skirmishers. Published in 1811 "On Jager Training" recommended the use of entire jager battalion (of 8 platoons) in skirmish order. The grenadier and strelki platoon were kept in reserve behind both flanks of the skirmish line formed by the remaining six jager platoons.
The skirmish line was formed this way: the soldiers of first rank formed the front chain, the soldiers of second rank formed the second chain, while the third rank formed a reserve behind the center. The skirmishers acted in pairs with 2 or 5 paces intervals between pairs, maneuvered according to drum signals and moved at a run (150-200 paces per minute). They were trained to use terrain features, to fire from standing, kneeling or lying position.

Barclay de Tolly was against using large number of skirmishers. In 1812 he wrote: "in the beginning of a battle one is to push out as few skirmishers as possible, but to keep small reserves, to refresh the men in the chain and [to keep] the rest behind formed in column. Heavy losses cannot be attributed to skillful actions of the enemy, but to excessive numbers of skirmishers confronted to the enemy fire."
In 1812 at Berezina a big number of jagers and line infantrymen were thrown into skirmishing in the overgrown terrain. They were shattered by French cuirassiers and 1,500 were taken prisoners ! (Riehn - "1812: Napoleon's Russian Campaign" p 384)
In 1813 de Tolly prescribed forming only 1/3 of the whole number of men sent to skirmish. (Zhmodikov - "Tactics of the Russian Army" Vol. II p 29)

== Information ==

Roster
== CO ==
Plk. Chamberlain
Pplk. Sharky

== NCO ==
Yefr. Larson

== Enlisted ==
Kdt. Ryder
Kdt. Austin
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Ranks
== CO ==
Polkovnik - Plk
Podpolkovnik - Pplk
Mayor - Myr
Kapitan - Kapt
Laytenant - Lt

== NCO ==
Starshina - Stha
Starshiy Serzhant - SSzht
Serzhant - Szht
Yefreytor - Yefr

== Enlisted ==
Grenader - Gren
Fuziler - Fuz
Ryadovoy - Rdvy
Kadet - Kdt
Mushketer - Musk
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== Recruitment ==

If Interested in Joining the 1i add one of the Officers Below
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Regiments / 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot [NA] *Disbanded*
« on: May 31, 2017, 08:05:43 pm »

== History ==

The regiment was posted to the West Indies in February 1795 and was based in Saint Lucia where it defended the island from French forces and then suppressed a rebellion in Saint Vincent. The regiment returned to England in July 1797. It was posted to the Cape of Good Hope in 1800 and to India in 1802. It remained in India campaigning against the Maratha Empire for nineteen years before returning home.

A second battalion of the regiment was raised in 1804 and was sent to Portugal in July 1809 for service in the Peninsular Campaign of the Napoleonic Wars. The 2nd battalion took part in the Siege of Badajoz in spring 1811 and the Battle of Albuera, during which the regimental colours were successfully recovered after the colour-bearer was shot, in May 1811. The battalion captured the drums and the Drum Major's mace of the French 34e Régiment at the Battle of Arroyo dos Molinos in October 1811. It went on to fight at the Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo in January 1812, the Battle of Almaraz in May 1812 and the Battle of Vitoria in June 1813. It then pursued the French Army into France fighting at the Battle of the Pyrenees in July 1813, the Battle of Nivelle in November 1813 and the Battle of the Nive in December 1813 as well as the Battle of Orthez in February 1814 and the Battle of Toulouse in April 1814. The battalion then embarked for Ireland in July 1814.


== Roster ==

Roster
== COs ==
Col. Ben
LtCol. Larson

== NCOs ==
SjtMaj. Cyberisanity
Sjt. Benny

== Members (Enlisted) ==
Gren. Sharky
Gren. Jozef
Gren. Lovine
Rgl. Will
Rgl. Robert
Pvt. Kd5
Pvt. Plester
Pvt. Gatling Gun
Pvt. Seb
Pvt. Maliks
Pvt. Kolar
Pvt. Smokey
Pvt. Al-Capone
Pvt. Fulano
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== Recruitment ==

If Interested in Joining the 34th add one of the Officers Below
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LtCol. Larson= https://steamcommunity.com/id/ROBOTOP/

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Regiments / Delete Old one back up
« on: May 10, 2017, 07:57:06 am »
Delete Please cause Old one is back up

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Regiments / The Royal Brigade [NA/ EU] *Disbanded*
« on: May 09, 2017, 05:52:03 am »



Brigade Rules
Rule 1 : Respect everyone , also different regiments and players

Rule 2 : Obey all commanding officers in events/trainings/meetings. Failure to follow will result in suspension/demotion/dis charged

Rules 3 : Please keep all racial slurs or any offensive language to yourself or at least keep to a minimum

Rule 4 : Dont TK at All



Regiments
34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot
The 34th Line Infantry unit. They Joined as the 1st Regiment in the Brigade. They are a North american Reg led by Wellington.

65th Regiment of Foot
The 65th are a International Line Infantry Regiment, They joined as the 2nd Regiment in the Brigade. They are Led by Marius.

85th Regiment of Foot (Bucks Volunteers)
The 85th are a European Line Infantry Regiment, They joined as the 3rd Regiment in the Brigade. They are Led by Feliks.

6th (Lancashire) Regiment Of Foot
The 6th are a European Line Infantry Regiment, They joined as the 6th Regiment in the Brigade. They are Led by Natsu



Recruitment

The RB is always looking for new members. We offer you a friendly environment where we will not judge on your skills in this game.
Instead we try too improve them.
Add one of the Officers down below and choose what regiment
if you want your regiment in the Brigade Add a Brigadier General

Major General Wellington =

Brigadier General Natsu (EU)=

Brigadier General Larson (NA)=

65th Leader=

85th Leader=


NA Regiments will be Accepted by Brigadier General Wellington and EU Regiments will be Accepted by Brigadier General Marius

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Regiments / 54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot [NA/ EU] *Disbanded*
« on: April 11, 2017, 02:40:32 pm »
54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot




History
In June 1794 the regiment embarked for Flanders for service in the French Revolutionary Wars. The regiment returned to England in 1795 but then embarked for the West Indies later in the year where it helped suppress an insurrection by caribs on Saint Vincent in 1796. A second battalion was raised in May 1800 to increase the strength of the regiment. Both battalions took part in the unsuccessful Ferrol Expedition in August 1800 and the subsequent equally unsuccessful attack on Cádiz in October 1800. Both battalions then embarked for Egypt for service in the French campaign in Egypt and Syria. They saw action at the Battle of Abukir in March 1801, the Battle of Alexandria later that month and the Siege of Cairo in June 1801. The 1st battalion also took part in the Siege of Alexandria where it encountered fierce opposition at Fort Marabout in August 1801: the battalion eventually carried out a successful assault on the fort. The battalions amalgamated again in May 1802 and the regiment moved to Gibraltar in 1803.

In early 1807 the regiment embarked on the Second invasion of the River Plate under the leadership of Sir Samuel Auchmuty: it saw action at the Battle of Montevideo in February 1807 and Second Battle of Buenos Aires in July 1807. The regiment was sent to Stralsund in Swedish Pomerania 1810 and remained there until the Battle of Waterloo in June 1815: its only involvement at Waterloo was capturing Cambrai in the aftermath of the battle.

The regiment was sent to South Africa in 1819 for service in the Fifth Xhosa War. It moved to India in 1822 and to Burma in 1824 for service in the First Anglo-Burmese War: it formed part of an army which advanced up the River Irrawaddy to the Kingdom of Ava before returning to India in 1825 and embarking for England in 1840.


Ranks/ Roster
Roster
Description:

== CO (5) ==
Col. Wellington
LtCol. Larson
Maj. Lovine
Capt. Jozef
LT. Benny

== NCO (3) ==
SjtMaj. Stummified
Sjt. Austin
LSjt. Zachary

== Enlisted (27) ==
LCpl. Kd5
LCpl. Smokey
Kgm. Robert
Kgm. Will
Gdm. Gatling
Gdm. Donald
Pvt. John
Pvt. Seb
Pvt. Malik
Pvt. Plester1011
Pvt. Al Capone
Pvt. Cornelius
Pvt. Apple Pie
Pvt. Apex
Pvt. Infernox
Pvt. Drachenjäger
Rct. Eddie
Rct. Pease
Rct. Nation01
Rct. Luke
Rct. Lil Bill
Rct. Kolar
Rct. Ghostkiller2234
Rct. vicietor
Rct. Erik

Total: 35
Active 5-15
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Ranks
== CO ==
Colonel - Col
Lieutenant Colonel - LtCol
Major - Maj
Captain - Cpt
Lieutenant - Lt
Ensign - Ens

== NCO ==
Serjeant Major - SjtMaj
Serjeant - Sjt
Lance Serjeant - LSjt
Corporal - Cpl

== Enlisted ==
Lance Corporal - LCpl
Kingsman - Kgm
Guardsman - Gdm
Private - Pvt
Recruit - Rct
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Recruitment
If you Would Like to Join the 54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot
add one of the Officers Below

Col. Haytham= https://steamcommunity.com/id/General101/

LtCol. Larson= https://steamcommunity.com/id/ROBOTOP/

Maj. Lovine= https://steamcommunity.com/id/YoutubezBoi/

Capt. Benny= https://steamcommunity.com/id/plzscometome/

Capt. Jozef= https://steamcommunity.com/id/AdmiralGamerYT/

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Regiments / 66e Dernier Royal Batallion
« on: March 22, 2017, 02:58:54 am »
66e Dernier Royal Batallion


History:    
Une nouvelle 66e demi-brigade d’infanterie de bataille fut créée par l’arrêté du 12 floréal an 11 (2 mai 1803), relatif à l’organisation de plusieurs demi-brigades dans les colonies, au moyen des différentes troupes réparties dans les possessions d’outre-mer.
Cette demi-brigade devait être organisée à trois bataillons, et composée des :
- 2e et 3e bataillons de la 66e demi-brigade de bataille ;
- 3e bataillon de la 15e demi-brigade de bataille ;
- Un détachement de la 79e demi-brigade de bataille.


Le journal militaire de l’an 13 donne un « Etat indicatif des bataillons et détachements ayant fait partie des divisions de troupes qui étaient à Saint-Domingue, à la Guadeloupe et à la Martinique, et devant entrer dans la composition des régiments d’infanterie de ligne et légère, en vertu de l’arrêté du 12 floréal an 11 ».
Ce document donne pour le 66e de ligne les renseignements suivants :
66e régiment d’infanterie (ce régiment doit se reformer à la Guadeloupe).
Ce régiment se compose de tous les détachements et individus quelconques des corps ci-après :
2e et 3e bataillons de la 66e ;
3e bataillon de la 15e. (Ce n’est pas le 3e bataillon du 15e régiment actuel, mais le bataillon de la 15e demi-brigade, qui était allé à la Guadeloupe avant l’incorporation en quatre bataillons.)
Détachement de la 79e qui est allé à la Guadeloupe.
On réorganise un bataillon de ce régiment, pour en former le dépôt. Les individus qui arriveront en France seront dirigés sur la Rochelle.

P.S. ik This is 66e Regiment D'Infantrie History its because i couldnt find actuall History of this Unit


Roster
Senior Officers:
Colonel MikeLongBow (Steam is [66e]Mikelongbow)
Major Front (Steam is [66e]Front)

Junior Officer
Aspirant Ben H. Phillips (Steam is [66e] Ben H. Phillips)


Sub-Officers(NCO's):
Sgt-Major Sharky
Sous-Ofc Sizzlar
Sous-Ofc Jesus_Squirrel


Enlisted:
Corperal Sir John/Holy Knight
Corperal MasterArms

Fusilier Oberest
Fusilier Mr.Fishy
Fusilier Kyle
Fusilier Crumpet
Fusilier Ryder
Fusilier Oddball
Fusilier Will
Fusilier Robert

Soldat 1e Classe Jesus
Soldat 1e Classe Benny
Soldat 1e Classe Matt
Soldat 1e Classe Sigma
Soldat 1e Classe Nacholibre
Soldat 1e Classe Germanpanzer
Soldat Munsleks
Soldat Edward
Soldat Teabag
Soldat Napoleon
Soldat Space
Soldat Spears
Soldat Papa
Soldat Dark
Soldat Selic

Cadet Flypatch
Cadet Indoball
Cadet Kris
Cadet Bob
Cadet QTSH

Reserves list:
Soldat Zinq
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Ranks
Senior Officers:

Colonel (Col)
Major (Maj)
Commandant (Cmndt)
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Junior Officers:

Capitaine (Cpt)
Lieutenant (Ltn)
Sous-lieutenant (Sous-Ltn)
Aspirant (Aspt)
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Sous-officiers:

Adjudant-chef (Adj-Chef)
Adjudant (Adj)
Sergent-Major (Sgt-Maj)
Sergent (Sgt)
Eleve sous-officier (Sous-Ofc)
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Enlisted:

Caporal-chef (Cpl-Chef)
Caporal (Cpl)
Fusilier (Fus)
Soldat 1e classe (Sdt-1e)
Soldat (Sdt)
Cadet (Cdt)
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Regiments / 1st U.S. Infantry Regiment [NA] *Merged*
« on: February 16, 2017, 04:17:20 pm »
1st U.S. infantry Regiment


Origins
On 3 March 1791, Congress added to the Army "The Second Regiment of Infantry" of which today's First Infantry draws its heritage. In September of that year, elements of it and the original 1st Infantry Regiment (today’s 3rd United States Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard)), with sizable militia complements, all under command of General Arthur St. Clair, were sent against the Miami Indians. St. Clair served as a major general in the Revolutionary Army and was now appointed "General in Chief," superseding the first commander of the regiment, Josiah Hamar. Fighting against the Miamis, St. Clair's soldiers were untrained, ill equipped, underfed, and sickly. This resulted in a disastrous defeat, at the Battle of the Wabash, in which the entire U.S. Army suffered a loss in killed and wounded of nearly 900 out of a total strength of 1,400.

Legion of the United States
In 1792, Congress created the Legion of the United States, which was a combined arms force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery under the command of Major General Anthony Wayne. MG Wayne had become a hero of the Revolutionary War when he led a small force against a larger British force to regain control of Stony Point, a crucial point on the Hudson River just south of West Point, New York. This Legion in which the Second Infantry became the "Infantry of the Second Sub-Legion," finally decisively defeated the Northwest Indian confederacy and its British support at Fallen Timbers in the Old Northwest (Ohio) on 20 August 1794.


War of 1812
In the War of 1812 the 2nd Infantry Regiment as well as the 7th and 44th Infantry Regiments, fought in the southern theater to include the Battle of New Orleans with General Andrew Jackson.

First Indian War period
The 2nd Infantry was consolidated May–October 1815 with the 3rd and 7th Infantry (both constituted 12 April 1808), and 44th Infantry (constituted 29 January 1813) to form the 1st Infantry Regiment. In the ensuing years the regiment was primarily concerned with Indian conflicts and the 1st was involved in the Black Hawk War of 1832 and the Second Seminole War from 1839 to 1842. During this time the regiment was commanded by many, now famous commanders including, Colonel Zachary Taylor, who would later become the 12th President of the United States and Second Lieutenant Jefferson Davis, who would become the President of the Confederate States in the American Civil War.


War with Mexico
When War broke out with Mexico in 1846 the 1st Infantry Regiment was sent across the border with General Zachary Taylor's Army and participated in the storming of Monterrey where the regiment fought house to house in savage hand-to-hand combat. From Monterrey the regiment was transferred to General Winfield Scott's command and participated in the first modern amphibious landing in American history at Vera Cruz in 1847.

Second Indian War period
Following the Mexican–American War, the regiment campaigned in the Texas area against the Comanches until the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861.

we use a US Faction Re-Skin (replaces UK): https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=14586.0

Roster
== CO ==
Col. Ben H. Phillips
LtCol. Sharky
Cpt. Oddball

== NCO ==
LCpl. Robert
LCpl. Will

== Enlisted ==
Gren. Ryder
Gren. Savage
Gren. Texan
Pfc. Skitty
Pvt. Pease
Cdt. Luke
Cdt. Paul
Vol. Gatling Gun
Vol. Miles
Vol. Wendel
Vol. VegetarianZwei
Vol. Wilkins
Vol. Sniperman248
Vol. Nation01
Vol. jackdaddy
Vol. minionbuddy
Vol. Lava king
Vol. Scrubbo
Vol. Metal
Vol. 1rt7
Vol. Heath

Active: 3 - 13
Total: 26
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Regiments / 8e Regiment d'Infanterie de Lege [NA] *Merged*
« on: February 11, 2017, 09:54:03 pm »
8e Regiment d'Infanterie de Lege


The law of February 21, 1793, on the organization of armies, decided that the infantry would be formed in 196 semi-brigades, each composed of a battalion of the former regiments of line, and two battalions of volunteers.

The law of the 18th of Nivose, year IV. (7th January, 1796) decreed the reorganization of the infantry . The number of the demi-brigades of battle was reduced to 100 (so-called 2nd formation), and those of light infantry to 30. Soon after, the decree of 10   Germinal year IV (March 30, 1796) brought the number of half-brigades Of battle at 110.

The 8th demi-line brigade (2nd formation) was formed in 1796 in the Batavie army of the 3rd demi-brigade of infantry of battle (itself composed of the 1st battalion of the 2nd regiment of line infantry, The 5th Battalion of the Aisne and the 5th battalion of the Côte d'Or (or 18th of the Reserves) on the one hand, which formed its 1st battalion, and a battalion formed of the 1st, 3rd and 5th battalions of the district of Lille.
The 8th of the line took part in the campaign of 1800 to the Army of the Rhine.

According to the location of the troops of the French Republic at the time of the 1st Fructidor 9 , the 8th line infantry demi-brigade was in Bruges and Ostend. (See French Army in Fructidor Year 9 ).

The decree of the 1st Vendemiaire year XII (September 24, 1803) re-established the name of infantry regiment.


The 8th demi-brigade was formed during the second amalgam (1796) by the 3rd demi-brigade (first amalgam ).

The 3rd demi-brigade of first formation had been formed of the following units:
1st battalion of the 2nd regiment;
- 5th Battalion of the Aisne;
- 5th Battalion of the Côte-d'Or;
- 1st battalion of the district of Lille;
- 3rd battalion of the district of Lille,
- 5th battalion of the district of Lille.

According to the military state of the year X (1802), the 1st battalion of the 8th demi-brigade was in Bruges, the 2nd battalion in Ostend, the third battalion in Nieuwpoort, Kortrijk and Ypres.

The decree of the 1st Vendemiaire year XII (September 24, 1803) re-established the name of infantry regiment.

The 8th line fought at Austerlitz, Friedland, and Spain from 1808 to 1813.

He took part in the campaign of Belgium in 1815, and fought at Waterloo in the 4th Division of the 1st Corps, which occupied the right of the French line of battle.
    
8th Regiment, consisting of the 8th Half Brigade. - Campaigns: years XII and XIII to the army of Hanover; From the year XIV to 1807, to the first corps of the great army; 1808, part in Danzig and part in Spain; 1809 and 1810 in the armies of Spain and the Rhine; 1811 and 1812 to the Army of Spain; 1813 to the Army of Spain, the observation corps of Mainz and the observation corps of Bavaria; 1814 to the Grand Army (a battalion at Danzig): a portion of this corps was made prisoner of war at Venloo; 1815 to the great army. (Pascal, History of the Army, t.4 pp. XXVI. )

Ranks
Recruit (Rct)
Cadet   (Cdt)
Cadet II   (Cdt_II)
Cadet I (Cdt_I)
Private (Pvt)
Private II (Pvt_II)
Private I (Pvt_I)
Specialist   (Spc)
Lance Corporal   (Lcp)
Corporal (Cpl)
Corporal I   (Cpl_I)
Sergeant   (Sgt) --- Nco Start ---
Staff Sergeant   (Ssg)
Sergeant I   (Sgt_I)
Sergeant Major   (Sgt_M) --- Nco End ---
Master Sergeant   (MSgt) --- Officer Start ---
Command Sergeant   (CSgt)
Officer   (Ofcr)
Warrant Officer   (Wo)   
Chief Warrant Officer   (Cwo) --- Officer Start ---
Lieutenant   (Lt) --- Commander Start ---
Second Lieutenant   (2Lt)
First Lieutenant   (1Lt)
Captain   (Cpt)   
Major   (Maj)
Lieutenant Colonel   (Ltc) Second Leader
Colonel (Col) Leader
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Roster
Dreygar - Col
Max - SSgt
Scary - Pvt 1
Masterarms - Pvt 1
Falcore - Cdt 1
Ben H. Phillips - Rct
Luc - Rct
Meadle - Rct

Total: 8
Active: 6 - 8
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If Interested Add Dreygar
Steam URL: https://steamcommunity.com/id/DreygarIsCool/

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Community / When people make servers can they be hacked
« on: February 09, 2017, 07:07:45 am »
I was just wondering is if you make a server for NW or N&S can you get hacked by people just wanted to know cause a friend of mine is saying you can get hacked by people cause of a router to your PC

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Union / 7th West Virginia Vol. Infantry
« on: January 23, 2017, 12:57:40 am »
7th West Virginia Vol. Infantry


The 7th West Virginia (originally the 7th Virginia) was organized at Grafton, Portland, Greenland, Cameron, Morgantown and Wheeling, in western Virginia Along with men from the rolling hills of Monroe County in Ohio that is due East directory across the Ohio river from Marshal and Wetzel County, WV. between July 16, 1861, and December 3, 1861. It was initially attached to the Railroad District of West Virginia, and provided guard duty for the railroads against Confederate raiders.

There first action was a skirmish with the sheriff' of Tyler County WV.The unit was to hunt down and arrest this Confederate sympothiser. The 7th fought in the 1862 Valley Campaign in Nathaniel Banks' V Corps, seeing action in a number of small engagements before fighting in the Battle of Port Republic in late May. It was assigned to the II Corps and would remain in that organization for the rest of the war. A part of Nathan Kimball's brigade during the September 1862 Maryland Campaign, the 7th West Virginia took part in the attack on the Sunken Road ("Bloody Lane") at Antietam. Following the battle, the regiment helped garrison Harper's Ferry until the end of October, when it marched through the Loudoun Valley to Falmouth, Virginia. The 7th next saw action at the Battle of Fredericksburg in the II Corps assault, and participated in the ill-fated Mud March.


In late April and early May 1863, the 7th West Virginia participated in the Chancellorsville Campaign. In June, the regiment marched northward into Pennsylvania during the Gettysburg Campaign and took a defensive position on Cemetery Ridge on July 2. In the evening, along with the 4th Ohio and 14th Indiana, it was sent to help stop the attack of Jubal Early on Cemetery Hill. In the autumn of that same year, the 7th participated in the Mine Run and Bristoe campaigns.[1]
In February 1864, the 7th was engaged in fighting at Morton's Ford, and then took part in the Overland Campaign, including the Battle of the Wilderness and Spotsylvania, where it was involved in the attack on the Salient or "Bloody Angle." For the bulk of the year, the regiment was active during the Siege of Petersburg.

In early 1865, the 7th fought at the Battle of Hatcher's Run and then the fall of Petersburg. It subsequently marched in pursuit of the retreating Army of Northern Virginia during the Appomattox Campaign. The regiment marched in the Grand Review of the Armies in Washington, D.C. on May 23 before being transported to Louisville, Kentucky.
The 7th West Virginia was mustered out of Federal service on June 1, 1865.


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Regiments / Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 55 [Recruiting NA/ EU] *Merged*
« on: January 13, 2017, 11:23:42 pm »
Infanterie-Regiment "Count Bulow of Dennewitz" (6th Westphalian) Nr. 55


The dressing was on 5 May 1860, scope of Roonschen army reform erected. Given the parent regiment that was . Infantry Regiment No. 15 , active staff at the Landwehr - infantry . Regiment No. 15 from. This then grouped to 15. Combined Infantry Regiment to and placed three battalions of infantry on. These included two musketeer - (I. and II. Battalion) and a fusilier battalion (III Battalion.). Later the III. Battalion leached and by the battalion Lippe ( " Lipper Protect replaced"). Only after the completion of formation it received its final designation Infantry Regiment. 55 . There stationed in Westphalia and the VII. Army Corps should be subordinated in Münster, it received 6 Regiment in Westphalia provincial designation 6. Westphalian . After its formation, the regiment moved its first sites to Ostwestfalen.

The regiment never lay closed at one location. Sites were Minden , Paderborn and Bielefeld First, the regiment was in Minden, Höxter and Herford in garrison. At the beginning of the First World War the regimental staff and the III. Battalion in Detmold (Principality of Lippe), the first battalion in Höxter on the Weser and the II. In Bielefeld.


Kaiser Wilhelm II. Ordered on 27 January 1889 that the association in memory of the two-time Hero of Berlin in the coalition wars after the Infantry General Friedrich Wilhelm von Bülow was to appoint.

"I want to honor the memory of My sublime ancestors resting in God, as well as those highly earned men, who, in war and peace, have given them a special honor and have earned just claims to the grateful memory of King and Fatherland Times, that I regiment and battalions give their names to my glorious army. "

- Wilhelm II.
Therefore, the association resulted from that date the name Infantry Regiment "Billow of Dennewitz" (6th Westphalian) no. 55 .
The dressing was on 5 May 1860, scope of Roonschen army reform erected. Given the parent regiment that was . Infantry Regiment No. 15 , active staff at the Landwehr - infantry . Regiment No. 15 from. This then grouped to 15. Combined Infantry Regiment to and placed three battalions of infantry on. These included two musketeer - (I. and II. Battalion) and a fusilier battalion (III Battalion.). Later the III. Battalion leached and by the battalion Lippe ( " Lipper Protect replaced"). Only after the completion of formation it received its final designation Infantry Regiment. 55 . There stationed in Westphalia and the VII. Army Corps should be subordinated in Münster, it received 6 Regiment in Westphalia provincial designation 6. Westphalian . After its formation, the regiment moved its first sites to Ostwestfalen.

The regiment never lay closed at one location. Sites were Minden , Paderborn and Bielefeld First, the regiment was in Minden, Höxter and Herford in garrison. At the beginning of the First World War the regimental staff and the III. Battalion in Detmold (Principality of Lippe), the first battalion in Höxter on the Weser and the II. In Bielefeld.

Kaiser Wilhelm II. Ordered on 27 January 1889 that the association in memory of the two-time Hero of Berlin in the coalition wars after the Infantry General Friedrich Wilhelm von Bülow was to appoint.

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Confederates / 16th South Carolina Infantry [NA/ EU]
« on: December 29, 2016, 08:41:37 pm »
16th South Carolina Infantry


Greenville Regiment and the Greenville Boys) recruited its men in Greenville County. It was organized and mustered into Confederate service in December, 1861. The regiment moved to Charleston and for a time was stationed at Adams Run under General Hagood. During December, 1862, the unit was ordered to Wilmington, North Carolina and in May, 1863, to Jackson, Mississippi where it was assigned to General Gist's Brigade in the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. Later the 16th Regiment joined the Army of Tennessee. On April 9, 1865 the 16th consolidated with the 24th Infantry regiment to form the Consolidated 16th and 24th Infantry Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers. This consolidated unit surrendered on April 26, 1865 with the Army of Tennessee.

During the early part of the fall of 1861, C. J. Elford, Esq. of Greenville, S. C. had obtained authority from the Governor of the State to raise and organize a Regiment for State service for the period of 12 months service, and issued a call for volunteer companies to be raised in Greenville County. The different sections of the county soon met and organized ten companies, the required number for the formation of the Regiment. One of the companies, which was afterward designated as Company E, was organized in the lower portion of Greenville County, now known as Dunklin township by James McCullough who made a call for volunteers and soon obtained a sufficient number to organize the Company. He was assisted by A. J. Monroe of Laurens who brought up 10 or 12 of the boys from Laurens and joined him. The organization of the company was effected by the election of the following officers: James McCullough, Captain, A. J. Monroe, lst Lieutenant, Wm G. Vance, 2nd Lieutenant, Wm B. Browning, 3rd Lieutenant.

The ten companies which were now complete united and formed the Regiment which was designated as the 16th South Carolina Regiment. An election was held for Field Officers of the Regiment and the following were elected: C. J. Elford, Colonel; James McCullough, Lieutenant Colonel; W. B. Ivor, Major. On the 27th of November, 1861, E company met and took cars at Honea Path on the Greenville and Columbia railroad with 52 men to go into camp at Columbia, SC. No record of other Companies. The Company was in camp on the College Green of S. C. University for about one wee when it moved down to Camp Hampton some miles below Columbia.

The company was inspected and mustered into state service for the term of 12 months on the 12th day of December, 1861. Upon the reorganization of the Regiment, Capt. O'Neall was appointed Sergeant Major at the request of Colonel Elford and made a fine and efficient officer. He was elected Major in April 1862 which position he held until he was killed at Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia, while gallantly leading the Brigade Skirmish line. He was killed in front of the Regiment and his body was not recovered. Company E was designated as the color company of the Regiment and assigned the position in line as right center company. Sergeant H. L. Machem of the Company was the first color bearer of the Regiment, as were the two succeeding one, J. C. Arnold and Robert Gunnels.

About the 13th of December, the Regiment was ordered to Summerville, here to remain for 8 to 10 days, when it was moved to Charleston and went into camp at the race track where it remained until about the first of February, 1862. From Charleston they moved to Adams Run, a station on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad, and were ordered out to join General Johnston's Department. While at Adams Run, the Regiment participated in two battles, that of Pocotaligo and Johns Island and numerous skirmishes with Federal troops in that area. While at Adams Run, they suffered much from sickness losing a great many by death from fever and other causes. Among the number were two officers, Lieutenants Vance and Carter of Company E.


On the 28th of April, 1862, the Regiment was reorganized and changed from State to Confederate States service for 3 years or for the duration of the war. At this time a new election was held and James C. McCullough was elected Colonel, W.B. Ivor, Lieutenant Colonel and C. C. O'Neall, Major.

In March, 1863, the Regiment was ordered to Wilmington, NC, where they served for a while in that area and in spring of 1863 they were returned to the Charleston area. The men had become restless over the limited service they were having and rejoiced on May 4, 1863, when they received orders to be transferred to General Johnston's Army which was then in Mississippi. On the 6th of May, 1863, they broke camp at Adams Run and took cars for Charleston on their way to Mississippi where after eight days they arrived at Jackson, where they joined General Johnston's Army. General Johnston at that time was endeavoring to relieve Vicksburg which was under siege by General Grant, but was unable to reach that point in time to assist the Army which was there under Pemberton. The fall of Vicksburg was one of the most disastrous events that occurred during 1863. Vicksburg was surrendered on the same day that the battle of Gettysburg terminated in Pennsylvania, namely July 4, 1863. A large number of men surrendered to the Federal Army in Vicksburg but it is generally considered that many of them in due time got back into the Confederate Army and back into active service.

At this time the Regiment was placed in General States Rights Gist's Brigade and remained with him until he was killed at the Battle of Franklin. After service in Mississippi, the Regiment was transferred to the vicinity of Rome, GA, where they were on detached duty when the Battle of Chickamauga was fought. Gist and a portion of his Brigade were in this battle and lost 33 percent of their force. The 16th was later assigned to a portion of the North end of Missionary Ridge where they were engaged in that battle and later retired with Johnston's Army, engaging in all the battles that took place between Dalton and Atlanta. This was a distance of 100 miles and it was necessary that in this distance they cross three rivers. It is almost unbelievable the battles and engagements in which they were engaged during this period. They included battles at Ringgold, Tunnel Hill, Dalton, Resaca, Kingston, Cassville, Allatoona, Kennesaw, and Marietta before the final great battle of Atlanta was fought. After the Battle of Atlanta, in which the city was lost to the Federals, the Confederate Army retired to the little town of Fairburn, GA, 25 miles south of Atlanta, where they rested and recuperated before their return to the Tennessee Theater of War.

At this time Hood moved the Army of Tennessee back on almost the same route that he had pursued in following Sherman with engagements at Marietta, Tunnel Hill, Resaca, and Dalton. It appears that Hood's strategy was that by cutting the Western and Atlantic Railroad he would place Sherman in a position that he could not supply his Army from his base in Chattanooga, however Sherman followed him and pressed him so closely that he was unable to permanently complete this plan. Hood continued westward towards Tennessee apparently with the view of freeing that state from Federal domination. Hood's army crossed the Coosa River west of Rome and continued on into Alabama where he finally ended his march at Gadsden, AL. Sherman turned back, burned Atlanta and began his infamous march through Georgia and South Carolina.


It is difficult to follow all of the details of Hood's campaign in Tennessee, but we come now to two of the most important battles in which he engaged in that area, namely Franklin and Nashville. In the battle of Franklin, Hood attacked with his entire army across an open field against the Federal Army strongly entrenched in the little town of Franklin. The results were disastrous to Hood's Army. In this terrible battle, S. R. Gist who commanded the Brigade to which the 16th South Carolina was attacked was killed as well as five other Generals, including Generals Cleburne, Granbury, John Adams, O. F. Strahl, and John C. Carter. The Confederate losses were placed at 4,500, but this by many historians is considered too low, taking into consideration its strength after the battle, it would indicate the total losses form all causes was 7, 547. The 16th South Carolina lost 56 men in this fight. Most of them were buried in the McGavock Cemetery at Franklin and their graves are marked with their names.

Following this disastrous repulse was Hood's assault on the City of Nashville which as held by Thomas and his troops. This failed purely because Hood's Army had been so decimated they were unable to carry out their objectives. The record indicates there were only 15,000 of Hood's men actually under arms while Thomas had 27,000 for duty and 25,000 of his men took active part in the battle.

Fighting almost every step of the way, Hood's Army retreated pretty much over the road that they had pursued on their way to Nashville and finally from Tuscumbia to Iuka, to Corinth and to Tupelo, Mississippi. Here they went into camp on January 10th. Within six weeks, Hood had marched nearly 500 miles, had fought two desperate and bloody battles and had all but wrecked his army.

We now draw down towards the sad and tragic end of the history of Hood's army. In the spring of 1865, they were ordered to join Johnson who had been restored to the Command in South Carolina and they took up their journey to join at that point. Stanley Horn in his book, "The Army of Tennessee," says and I quote, "With the facilities at hand, it was no small physical task to transport an army corps - even the skeleton of an army corps - from Tupelo to South Carolina. The railroads were in frightful dilapidation; the highways were almost hopelessly ruined by the constant passage of troops, guns, and wagon trains. An idea of the circuitous routing involved may be gathered from the itinerary of Cheatham's corps. On January 25th, they left Tupelo on foot and marched to West Point, Mississippi, where they arrived on the 28th. From there they rode on the railroad cars to Meridian and thence to Selma, AL, through Demopolis. From Selma they went by steamboat to Montgomery, AL, and from there by train to Columbus, GA. From Columbus they marched to Macon, to Milledgeville, to Mayfield, where they again took the cars for Augusta, GA. Then they marched to Newberry, SC, and at last joined Stevenson's corps who had gone on ahead.

The 16th South Carolina's final battle was that of Bentonville. Here Johnston struck one last blow at Sherman's superior army, superior only in number, but he was defeated and finally on or about April 25th surrendered to the superior force against which he had so long opposed. At the surrender it gives out some idea as to the terrible losses which Hood, and later Johnston's army, had been subjected. The 19th Tennessee for example down to 64 men from its original 1,297, but the still held head high and their flags fluttered defiantly as they march to the camping place near Greensboro where they surrendered on the 25th of April, 1865. There is no record of the number of survivors of the 16th Regiment at the surrender, but they must have been few because they were consolidated shortly before with the 24th South Carolina Regiment which had also been reduced to too few a number to compose a Regiment.

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General Discussion / How do i make my own custom TS banner
« on: December 19, 2016, 05:10:36 am »
i'm wondering how people make their own Teamspeak banner i want to know how to make my own so i can stop using random Pics for my Teamspeaks and other things

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