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Regiments / Re: 65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot

« on: February 09, 2018, 12:28:31 pm »

Good luck!

Only, why didn't you put the links for the contacts in it?

Thanks man!

I will put the correct ones in the contacts soon. I was just too lazy to do that.

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Regiments / Re: 65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot

« on: February 01, 2018, 10:37:07 pm »

Looks very interesting gl

Good luck! Great to see more Yorkshire regiments

Thank you very much!

never heard of you but such a big roster

I've been very inactive in NW lately. Captain Thomas Calcraft is the reason why we became so big. But also thanks!

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Regiments / 65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot

« on: February 01, 2018, 07:15:09 pm »

65th (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of Foot

Historical background Seven Years' War After the regiment was formed in 1758 it was sent to the fever ridden West Indies to aid in the capturing of the French islands of Guadeloupe (1759) and Martinique (1762). They were also involved in the expedition to capture Havana, Cuba in 1762. In 1764 the 65th Foot returned to England, where the regiment refilled its ranks. American Revolution -In 1768 the 65th Foot was shipped to Boston, Massachusetts as part of the garrison. A few years later in 1775 the American War of Independence began. The regiment's first action in the war was at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 where their Grenadier and Light Companies were involved in the attack. -In 1776 the remnants of the 65th Foot were drafted into other regiments and the officers sent home to reform. In 1782 they received the title 2nd Yorkshire, North Riding Regiment. -In 1789 war had broken out with France again and Spain and the 65th were sent in 1782 to the fortress at Gibraltar which had fallen to British forces. After this regiment was sent to Canada in 1784 and Nova Scotia in 1791. In 1794 the 65th Foot were shipped back to the West Indies to take part in the attack on Santo Domingo in Haiti and a second attack on Martinique and then St Lucia. India and Mauritius The 65th Foot were shipped to South Africa in 1800 and on to Ceylon where they were involved in the Kandian War and the Mahratta War both in 1803. The Napoleonic War was still going strong and the regiment was dispatched to the island of Mauritius in 1810 where they took part in the capture of the island. After this they were shipped back to India where they remained until 1821. During this time they were briefly involved in the campaign against the Oman Coast Pirates in the Persian Gulf as well as numerous uprisings and small wars in India. They returned to England 19 Aug 1822 after 22 years of 'real service'. To the West Indies 1829, then to Guiana. They were back in Canada in time for the rebellions of 1837 and 1838. Australia and New Zealand, 1845 to 1865 They went back to Britain in 1841 but were on the move again in 1845. The 65th sailed to New South Wales from Woolwich, England on the vessel "Java" on May 18th 1846, with Headquarters and 513 other ranks. The "Java took 138 days sailing via Hobart then to Sydney where it arrived on Oct 14th 1846. It then sailed to Kororareka in the Bay of Islands arriving on Nov 19th and then on to Auckland arriving Nov 27th 1846, Detachments were stationed in Auckland. Some were sent on the vessel "Driver" to Wellington arriving on Dec 15th 1846. By 1847 the whole Regiment had been moved to Wellington, a detachment of which took part in a skirmish at Horokiri. Companies of the 65th relieved the garrison of the 58th Regiment in Wanganui and took part in the fighting there. Their next engagements were in the Taranaki Wars of 1860 to 1861 and in the Waikato campaign of 1863 to 1865, where Colour-sergeant Edward McKenna and Lance Corporal John Ryan won the Victoria Cross at Camerontown. The regiment returned to England from Onehunga in October 1865. They were known as the "Royal Tigers" and to the Maori as the "Hickety Pips" due to the Maori pronunciation of the number 65. Ranking Structure Officers - Major  - Captain  - Lieutenant  - Ensign Non-Commissioned Officers - Officer Cadet  - Serjeant-Major  - Colour-Serjeant  - Serjeant  - Corporal  - Lance Corporal Enlisted Men - Grenadier  - Kingsman  - Guardsman  - Fusilier  - Private  - Recruit Muster Roll Regimental Command Maj. Robert Armiger   1. Company Cpt. Thomas Calcraft Lt. Alexander Mackay SjtMaj. Edmund Stevens Cpl. Robert Newton Cpl. Thomas Grosvenor Enlisted Gren. Jonathan Shephard Gdm. Joseph Callmen Gdm. Thomas Stark Gdm. Marcus Puppler Fus. Calvin Kuppefield Fus. Aston Cutcher Fus. Karl Bama Fus. Thomas Clupp Fus. Joel Storm Fus. Isaac McCoy Fus. Steve Huxley Fus. Dexter Morgan Fus. Carl Luna Pte. Christian York Pte. John Gunning Pte. Peter Griffin Pte. John Kennedy Pte. Christoph Carter Pte. Homer Kommu Pte. Jaco McGee Pte. Simon Common Pte. Aaron Clammy Pte. Matthew McGregor Pte. Benjamin Martin Pte. Jacob Rising Pte. Peter Kried Pte. Nathan Weiss Pte. Martin Gregor 33 Members 2. Company Cpt. Robert Walpole CSjt.  Samuel Benjamin Sjt. Mike Chappell Cpl. Donald Witt Cpl. Jens Mastnak LCpl. Brendan Simms Enlisted Gren. Adam Zussman Gren. Brandon Cutter Kgm. Henry Martin Kgm. Desmond Miles Kgm. Harvey Stack Gdm. Harvard Stuart Gdm. Wesley Clock Gdm. Truman Sing Gdm. Carelton Trump Fus. Laurence Gaballerie Fus. Auburn Sun Fus. Yale Carbon Fus. Garvan James Fus.  Job Crafter Fus. Silas Klank Fus. Duncan McDonald Fus. Elijah James Fus. Abner Commer Fus. Josiah Bank Fus. Jehu Crome Pte. Asher Come Pte. Lucius Grande Pte. Magnus Karter Pte. James McCarter Pte. Stan Silver Pte. Walter Cars Pte. Christian Morgan Pte. Benjam Lucius Pte. Flint McGree Pte. Mack Jack 37 Members Recruit Company Sjt. Carl McGrigor LCpl. Marc Tripple Enlisted Rec. Simon Hunter Rec. William Gibson Rec. Brent Grey Rec. Zane Diamond Rec. Wallace Lynch Rec. Alexander Horne Rec. Norman Fisher Rec. Cecil Foster Rec. Pascal Niese Rec. Jaime Shelton Rec. Colin Halkett 13 Members                                   Total Strength: 83 + too many in the Reserve Company Contacts Maj. Robert Armiger - Regimental Command Cpt. Thomas Calcraft - Leader of the 1. Company Cpt. Robert Walpole - Leader of the 2. Company Lt. Alexander Mackay - Second in Command in the 1. Company SjtMaj. Edmund Stevens - Highest NCO in the 1. Company CSjt. Samuel Benjamin - Second in Command in the 2. Company Sjt. Carl McGrigor - Leader of the Recruit Company Sjt. Mike Chappell - Highest NCO in the 2. Company Cpl. Robert Newton - NCO in the 1. Company Cpl. Thomas Grosvenor - NCO in the 1. Company Cpl. Donald Witt - NCO in the 2. Company Cpl. Jens Mastnak - NCO in the 2. Company LCpl. Brendan Simms - NCO in the 2. Company LCpl. Marc Tripple - Second in Command in the Recruit Company Battle Score Wins: 0 Draws: 0 Losses: 0 Date WIP WIP Opponent WIP WIP Type WIP WIP Result WIP WIP

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Regiments / Re: Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 14, 2017, 12:41:08 am »

Good luck!

Gott shutzen den Kaiser!

Good luck!

Thank you very much!

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Regiments / Re: Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 10, 2017, 09:47:31 pm »

Are u guys NA or EU
Gl

We are EU And thank you for the good luck!

Glad to see another Prussian Regiment!
Gott shutzen den kaiser

Are u guys NA or EU
Gl

Thanks!

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Regiments / Re: Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 10, 2017, 04:58:23 pm »

Good luck!

Good luck! Unique choice!

Best of luck.

Best of luck.

Good luck! Unique choice!

Good luck! Unique choice!

Best of luck.

Thanks you very much!

At the beginning of the battles, the Duke was hit by a bullet, which shot him both eyes. The regiment lost its army leader and was then dissolved.

Don't follow this example, please, and you'll be all set. Won't need the good lucks.

We won't follow this example, dont worry

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Regiments / Re: Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 08, 2017, 05:20:32 pm »

Reserved

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Regiments / Re: Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 08, 2017, 05:20:10 pm »

Reserved

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Regiments / Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 (Herzog von Braunschweig)

« on: May 08, 2017, 05:15:16 pm »

History The infantry regiment with the later no. 21 was a Prussian regiment, which was set up in 1713 by Generalmajor Ernst Wladislaus von Donhoff in Halberstadt in the province of Anhalt. The association bore the name of the respective chief and was therefore designated as a regiment "von Donhoff". The Prussian army reformer Prince Leopold I of Anhalt-Dessau introduced a first list of the Prussian regiments in 1729/37, which was based on the principle of anciency. The regiment "von der Marwitz" therefore received the number 21. Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand received duke after the colonels Asmus Ehrenreich von Bredow (1744-1756), Johann Dietrich von Hülsen (1756-1767) and Carl Magnus von Schwerin (1767-1773) From Braunschweig in 1773 the regiment. It was led until the last time as regimental duke of Braunschweig. During the Fourth Coalition War in the Battle of Jena and Auerstedt on 14 October 1806, the Prussian Army, under the leadership of the Duke of Brunswick, who was more than seventy years old, met the troops of Napoleon. At the beginning of the battles, the Duke was hit by a bullet, which shot him both eyes. The regiment lost its army leader and was then dissolved.

Regimental Command Oberst Xarah 1. Kompanie Officers: OberLeutnant Nico NCO's: Unteroffizier Chros Unteroffizier Maje Korporal Jome Enlisted: Obergefreiter Venus Obergefreiter Minerva Gefreiter Hebe Gefreiter Hermes Gefreiter Nyx Musketier Tyche Musketier Uranos Musketier Fortuna Musketier Mors Musketier Faunus Musketier Victoria Musketier Nox Musketier Flora Rekrut Vesta Rekrut Diana Rekrut Ares Rekrut Aphrodite Rekrut Apollo Rekrut Ceres Rekrut Ploxsos Rekrut Pria Rekrut Aria Rekrut Atrix Rekrut Nejix Rekrut Nois Rekrut Narias Rekrut Furiae Rekrut Cupido Rekrut Amor Rekrut Tellus Rekrut Bacchus Kompanie Strength: 35

Ranks Officers -Oberst- -Major- -Hautpmann- -OberLeutnant- -Leutnant- Non-Commissioned Officers -Fähnrich- -Feldwebel- -Unteroffizier- -Korporal- Enlisted -Obergefreiter- -Gefreiter- -Musketier- -Rekrut- Schedule The Infantry Regiment Nr. 21 works around a specific schedule of events. Although there are scheduled events every week, there will also be events which are arranged on the day such as 1v1's. On top of this there will also be events on other mods from time to time. Monday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Tuesday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Wednesday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Thursday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Friday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Saturday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Sunday: Nothing Scheduled Yet Communication Oberst Xarah: Xarah Teamspeak IP: WIP Steam Group: ~ Interested in joining the Infantry Regiment Nr. 21? If so then add Xarah on Steam! 1v1 Record W.I.P