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Skins & OSP Resources / Penn's Modifications

« on: November 10, 2014, 11:46:12 pm »

This thread was made to display my modifications, I will not post any download links. If you want the mods, you will have to contact me with a PM.


Britain

59th '2nd Nottinghamshire' Regiment of Foot
These uniforms were made by request of Duke and Kaide from the 59th.

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52nd 'Oxfordshire' Regiment of Foot
These uniforms were made for my old regiment, the 52nd Light Infantry.

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40th '2nd Somersetshire' Regiment of Foot
Made by request for the 40th.

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57th 'West Middlesex' Regiment of Foot
Made by request of Crumpet from the 57th.

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Russia

Removal of backpacks
This minor mod was made by request of Ody from the Leib-Gvardii.

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Leib-Gvardii Gusarski
A mod to replace the Sumy Hussars for the made for the Life Guard Hussars.

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Prussia

12. Schlesisches Landwehr Regiment
Made for my old Prussian Landwehr Regiment.

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Regiments / 7e Régiment d'Artillerie à Pied [EU]

« on: November 07, 2014, 04:27:44 am »

Welcome to the 7e Régiment d'Artillerie à Pied, an artillery corps formed for the Mount & Blade: Warband -Napoleonic Wars mod. The battery is comprised of skilled and friendly players looking to enjoy a fun, yet productive atmosphere within the Napoleonic Wars module. The gun battery is always seeking fresh blood, so feel free to inquire about joining if you are interested in becoming a part of the artillery unit.

Ranks: Colonel Major Chef de Bataillon Capitaine Lieutenant Sous Lieutenant Sergent-Major Sergent Caporal-Fourrier Caporal Soldat Conscrit Aigle Porteur Sapeur Tambour

Abbriviation: Col Maj CdB Cpt Lt SousLt SgtM Sgt CplF Cpl Sdt Ct AglP Sap Tam

Historic Regimental War Record 1792: Valmy and Jemmapes 1793: Nerwinden, Hondschoote, and Wattignies 1794: Fleurus, Aldenhoven, Maestricht and Bois-le-Duc 1796: Neresheim and Kehl 1799: Bergen, Alkmaer and Castricum 1800: Engen, Moeskirch, Kirchberg, Hochstett and Hohenlinden 1805: Ulm and Austerlitz 1806: Jena and Auerstadt 1807: Eylau and Neisse 1809: Girone 1809: Eckmuhl and Wagram 1810: Astorga 1811: Tarragone and Sagonte 1812: Valence and Arapiles 1812: Moskowa, Beresina, and Vilna 1813: Saint-Sebastien 1813: Kulm, Dresde, Modin, Torgau, Dantzig, Wittenberg, and Custrin 1814: Toulouse 1815: Waterloo

If you are interested in joining our the regiment, we are currently looking for all types of roles - artillerists, guards, and musicians.
All you need to do is to contact [7eArt] Penn on Steam or reply in this thread with your Steam name and we'll get back to you!

Thanks for stopping by and we hope to see You on the battlefield!

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Regiments / 12. Schlesisches Landwehr Regiment [EU]

« on: October 17, 2014, 04:14:04 pm »

12. Schlesisches Landwehr Regiment

Ranks: Officers: Kapitan Kpt Oberleutnant ObLt Leutnant Lt NCOs: Hauptfeldwebel HFwl Feldwebel Fwl Unter-Offizier Uffz Enlisted: Gefreiter Gefr Soldat Sdt Rekrut Rkt

Welcome to the 12. Schlesisches Landwehr Regiment, we are a Line Infantry regiment, playing as the Landwehr unit in game. Our community has been around for a good 18 months with the same core members, so many of our players know a great deal of both the game and the Napoleonic Wars overall. What we aim to do within this regiment is to create a fun, but at the same time, disciplined experience for everyone who wishes to take part. To join this regiment, all you need to do is contact one of its members, leave a post in this thread, or send a personal message to this account. Of course, we have a set of ground rules to keep the experience of this regiment civil and mature. The rules we set out to follow are these: Always respect other players. No matter what regiment they might be in. No racism. With the first rule pointing towards respect, this should be obvious. During events, a strict chain of command will be followed. So no arguing with people above your rank. No cheating. Quite elementary, cheating ruins the game for others. So with that being said, if you are interested in joining the 12. Schlesisches Landwehr Regiment, there is multiple ways to do so. The easiest being to post a reply in this thread. Other ways include; Sending a personal message to Penn, adding any of our members on Steam, talking to them in-game or joining our teamspeak: eurots7.gameservers.com:9327. Anyone is welcome to join and you do not require any previous regimental experience. All we ask is that you act acording to our rules.  So sign up today! Our members:         Kpt. Penn Lt. Tallest             Gefr. Ceres97 Gefr. GlacialGriffin Sdt. Icey Sdt. Larsson Sdt. Viper             Sdt. Malcolm Sdt. Blackdogtom Sdt. Graybeard Sdt. Otto Sdt. Sven_Axeman             Sdt. Wescot Sdt. Dobby Sdt. Gunther Rkt. Lastknight Rekrut. Nuclearb             Rkt. Tharros Rkt. KingRacos Rekrut. The99thRebel                Total: 20 (2 Officers, 18 Enlisted)

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Regiments / 1. Leib-Husaren-Regiment [EU - Recruiting]

« on: June 10, 2014, 08:22:46 pm »

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Media / WAR of HEARTS

« on: May 13, 2014, 03:27:51 pm »

No comment is needed.

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General Discussion / Sailors vs Kicks.

« on: March 30, 2014, 06:38:09 pm »

I just noticed something funny. The sailor class DOES NOT lose health from kicks.
Is this a glitch or is this suppose to be in there?

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Regiments / 46ᵉ Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne [EU - Recruiting]

« on: March 26, 2014, 06:44:05 pm »

Information Our banner   Our tags 46e_Rank_Name Our ranks                                                           Colonel - Col Major - Maj Chef de Bataillon - CdB Capitaine - Cpt Lieutenant - Lt Sous-Lieutenant - SousLt Sergent-Major - SgtM Sergent - Sgt Caporal-Fourrier - CplF Caporal - Cpl Soldat de Première Classe - SoP Soldat de Deuxième Classe - SoD Soldat - Sdt Conscrit - Ct Our servers TS3: fr01.gameservers.com:9549 NW: Pirate_Battle_1        46e_Official

History                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 One of the glorious moments of the 46e Regiment was during the battle of Austerlitz. There they fought under the command of General Dominique Joseph Rene Vandamme in the 2nd Division of the IV Corps. General Vandamme's division attacked an area called Staré Vinohrady ("Old Vineyards") and, through talented skirmishing and deadly volleys, broke several Allied battalions. The decisive attacks on the Allied center by St. Hilaire and Vandamme split the Allied army in two and left the French in a golden strategic position to win the battle. The battle turned in France's favour, but it was far from over. Napoleon ordered Bernadotte's I Corps to support Vandamme's left and moved his own command center from Žuráň Hill to St. Anthony's Chapel on the Pratzen Heights. The difficult position of the Allies was confirmed by the decision to send in the Russian Imperial Guard to counterattack Vandamme's division. This forced a bloody effort and the only loss of a French standard in the battle (a battalion of the 4th Line Regiment was defeated). Sensing trouble, Napoleon ordered his own heavy Guard cavalry forward. These men pulverized their Russian counterparts, but with both sides pouring in large masses of cavalry, no victory was clear. By 1400 hours, the Allied army had been dangerously separated. Napoleon now had the option to strike at one of the wings, and he chose the Allied left since other enemy sectors had already been cleared or were conducting fighting retreats. Doing this, he secured the French victory. The immense fighting to split the allied lines were highly praised by Napoleon and thus, the 46e, earned their second battle honour since Zurich. Regimental war record (Battles and Combats) 1796: Mondovi 1798: Ostende 1799: Zurich*, Busingen, Engen, and Moeskirch 1800: Hochstedt, Oberhausen, and Hohenlinden 1805: Ulm and Austerlitz* 1806: Jena and Lubeck 1807: Eylau and Heilsberg 1809: Essling, Wagram, and Znaim 1812: Smolensk, Valoutina, La Moskowa*, Wiasma, and Krasnoe 1813: Kulm, Leipzig, and Hanau 1814: Brienne, La Rothiere, Montereau, and Bar-sur-Aube 1815:     *received battle honours       This thread was made, and will look best, using 1920x1080

Roster                                                   Officers: Capitaine Penn Lieutenant Tallest NCO's: Enlisted: Caporal SleekPhantom Caporal Larsson Caporal TerrorFish SoD. Otto* SoD. MakeCake SoD. Meerkat SoD. GlacialGriffin Sdt. JohnnyMoustache Sdt. Ninja_Cookie Sdt. SvenAxeman Sdt. Rabbitify Sdt. Malcolm Sdt. Grim Sdt. Ceres97 Sdt. IdoMeriy Sdt. Kaaaaaaaarll Sdt. yimikin Sdt. Melvenius Sdt. Tintin Sdt. IceCool Sdt. HaggisMan Sdt. BlackdogTom Sdt. mankiller Sdt. Luke Sdt. Sherif Sdt. BraveScot Sdt. Metts Sdt. Ody Sdt. Rory Sdt. Narcotics Sdt. Warmdahl Sdt. Jowel Sdt. Ross Sdt. Fevian Sdt. Rozza *received the Légion d'Honneur

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Community / A short survey about NW.

« on: March 23, 2014, 07:25:04 pm »

Hey there! Just made a short survey about your preferences in NW.
If you have a second (only 3 questions) please answer it.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V8BBZ8V

Thanks!

100 Players Result


Some of the open response answers:

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UK sailor or Highlander

Dem Partizans

The artillery rank under the sailor class of both UK and France

8. Brandenburgish

Austrian Grenadiers

84e

Highlander

French Foot Guards

Black Watch

Landwehr

Austrian Line Infantry

The first Prussian one

General

French Grenadier Guard

Coldstream Footguards

Foot guards, as the regiment i play in is a foot guard regiment

The French hussars. I'm in a French hussars regiment, and historically, they're just the best.

French Grenadier Guard -- They look great

42nd Highlands

Coldstream Guards

51st (2nd Yorkshire West Riding) Regiment of Foot

Higlanders :3 Because sexy <3

33rd

1er Grenadiers

Lützower Freikorps

Highlanders

45e

Prussian Landwehr

45e Officer and Polish Lancers

UK KGL

95th Rifles

Preobrazhenskiy Polk

Bydanders

highlander

Highlanders, hence why I command a Highlander regiment

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8. Brandenburg Infanterie - Prussia.

Coldstream Guards

51st

51st

33rd

Jaeger for infantry and Hussar for cavalry

Royal Marines

84e

The 51st Regiment of Foot

musician in the 8 brandenburgesh

Russian Grenadiers

45e

British Footguard

1er

45e Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne

I couldn't decide but my favoutes are either the French dragoons , the Freikorps or the Prussian hussars

The Russian arty unit is beautifully simple

95th Rifles or 42nd Blackwatch

Line Militia

the one with the cannons and the ramrod and the cannonlighter

Russian Guards

15th "The King's" Hussars

23th line infantry

15eme

France: 84e, Prussia: Landwehr, Russia: the santa clause unit

The Polish lancers because they are lancers.

84e Regiment d' Infanterie de Ligne the drummer

95th Rifles

95th Rifles

British Riflemen

Coldstream Guards

My favorite unit is 84e

51st

51st UK light rgiment

Highlanders

Probably Rifles. :p

Highlanders

51st Light infantry

Jagers

Prussian Hussars

Simbirskiy Polk

Blackcoats

Garde zu Fuß

Partisan

95th Rifles

Officer

Coldstream Foot Guards

15eme

Probably Legion de la Vistule or Austrian artillerist because of their unique colour.

the austrians hussars or the austrians arty ranker

3te riflemen

Prussian Foot guard officer

Blue pants

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Regiments / Pernovskiy Pehotniy Polk [EU]

« on: February 27, 2014, 05:45:35 pm »

"The Russians had to be beaten down man by man... our soldiers fired upon them at 25 paces,
they continued their march without replying, every regiment filed past, without saying a word, or slackening its pace for a moment.
The streets were filled with dying and wounded, but not a groan was heard ... You might have said that they were firing at shadows.
At last our soldiers charged the Russian soldiers with the bayonet, and only when they pierced them could they be convinced that they were dealing with men."

Russian charge at Borodino

Russian Infantry A witness of the battle of Smolensk recalled that "I found the commander of the regiment, Major-general Tsibulsky, in full uniform, mounted on horseback among his marksmen. He replied that he was unable to restrain his men, who after exchanging a few shots with the French repeatedly tried to dislodge them by bayonet assaults, without awaiting orders. Even as he spoke, there was a shout of "Hurrah" from the line of men. He [Tsibulsky] began to shout, even drove the marksmen back with his sword. At his presence, his command was obeyed, but only a few paces from him the cry of "Hurrah!" resounded again and again, and the men flung themselves on the enemy.... Light wounds were ignored until the wounded fell from exhaustion and loss of blood." (Tarle - "Napoleon's Invasion of Russia") Despite the French and British army's fame from bayonet use, it was probably the Russian army who used the bayonet the most times in Napoleonic wars. The suvorovian motto was '"The Bullet's an Idiot, the Bayonet's a Fine Chap' (pulia duraka, no shtyk molodets). The Russian bayonet attack was fierce and well-known throughout Europe. In Russian military manual issued in June 1812 was clearly stated "The bayonet is the true Russian weapon and the push of the bayonet is far more decisive than musketry" According to French author Loraine Petre the marching power of Russian foot soldiers were marvellous. For days at a time they would march regularly every night and yet fight all day with the very minimum of rest and food. Despite the abuse, mistreatment and poor food it was the private and not the Russian officer or general, who won the admiration of western observers and military men. Short info about the Pernovskiy Regiment: In 1807, at Heilsberg they captured a French eagle. At Eylau they captured another trophy, the battalion color of French 55th Line Regiment. In 1807 at Friedland they captured the battalion color of 69th Line Regiment. In 1812 they distinguished themselves at Wiazma. At Borodino they repulsed a cavalry attack and then charged against the cavalry with bayonets. In April 1814 they were admitted to grenadiers.

For roster, rules and how to join, visit our Enjin page!

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Events: EU / Penn's Wednesday Linebattle [Line spots open!]

« on: January 22, 2014, 05:55:04 pm »

Wednesdays at 19:00 GMT


This linebattle event aims to be diffrent as I wish to play it on not only random maps, but also stock maps, e.g Borodino, Hungarian Plain, Quatre Bras etc.
All classes will be available, but limited, just as usual. Round limits will depend on the map and how long the event has been going on.
Normally 3 on the first map and 2 on the second map.

The sign-ups will be held here in the forums and
the server information will be given out over Steam so make sure you have [46e] Penn on your Steam friendslist!


Basic Rules:

No intentional teamkilling. No ramboing. No fire in charge. No trolling. No abusive behaviour. No spamming.

Failure to obey these rules will result in a warning, slay, or in worst case a ban.


Unit Rules:

Line Infantry 10-30 Spoiler Must be in line formation to fire. May crouch behind walls and fences. Can go in to buildings to clear out enemies but cannot stay in them. Must join a friendly regiment if less than 4. May not officer aim. May NOT use rocks, trees, bushes and buildings for cover. [close]

Skirmishers 5-15 Spoiler Can use buildings, trees, rocks, walls, fences, bushes and other props as cover. May spread out in the same general area. Can reload in charge. May bring a sapper. May fire out of formation. [close]

Cavalry 7-15 Spoiler Must dismount and join a friendly regiment if less than 3. May dismount and act as skirmishers (dragoons). When mounted, must be in line to fire (Includes pistols). Must be in some sort of formation. [close]

Artillery 4-10 Spoiler Can only bring 2 pieces of artillery (cannons or howitzers). Artillery guards should stay close to the artillery. Artillery guards may use skirmish formation. May bring a sapper. [close]

Application to Join:

Code

[b]Regiment Name:[/b]
[b]Preferred Faction:[/b]
[b]Preferred Class:[/b]
[b]Expected Attendance:[/b]
[b]Will you be attending once, or weekly:[/b]
[b]Steam name:[/b]
[b]Do you confirm you have read and agree to the rules?:[/b]

Weekly Attending Regiments:

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2Lhr - Arty - 10
95th - Arty - 6-8

95thL - Skirms - 15
1er - Skirms - 15


5teFKI - Cav - 10-15

46e - Line - 15
1stRGJ - Line - 10-15
47th - Line - 15-20

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Attending for next event:

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Contact Information:

Admins Steam:
[46e] Penn
[95thL] Weedy

Teamspeak:
fr01.gameservers.com:9549

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Regiments / Grenz Regiment Oguliner Nr. 3 [EU/NA]

« on: January 01, 2014, 03:29:45 am »

"Far from being passive conscript hordes, the Grenzer had a lively sense of their dignity and what was due to them
and in this respect they may be compared with the yeoman archers of late medieval England."

The Grenzers lacked weapons, uniforms, training and discipline. For these reasons the Austrian generals considered them as something well below the regular infantry. Despite the shortcomings however they performed quite well in combat (Malgaboreth, Eggmuhl, Wagram). When many Austrian regulars fled at Austerlitz the Grenzers fought hard and suffered 66 % casualties! According to some experts, including Christopher Duffy, they were "the most enthusiastic troops" of the Austrian army. During retreat after Marengo (1800) when all order broke, two battalions of Grenzers (Warasdin-Kreuz and Ottocac) fended off all attacks and allowed the grenadier battalions to march to the Bormida. Together with the grenadiers they fought one of the last rearguard actions at Marengo.
The French had good opinion about the Grenzers and considered them as the only ones looking warlike in the entire Austrian army.

Their uniforms and fierce demeanor gave them a brigandlike air that seemed to portend great deeds on the battlefield. The Grenzers came from military frontier between Austria and Turkey settled by Christian refugees. During peacetime the Grenzers spent 7 months of every year guarding the frontier. They were raised as militia but were considered by army officials as something between light and line infantry. The Grenzers were given training in marksmanship and skirmishing and basics of linear tactics. When attempts were made to train the Grenzer as line infantry they turned out to be not as good in this role as the regular regiments.

Roster, schedule and information will be updated soon!

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Regiments / Armeekorps VI

« on: December 09, 2013, 09:57:53 pm »

This is the sixth corps of the Austrian army.

Our aim is to make a fun, borderless, community with members being able to join any of the events the regiments within the corps attend.
If you're in our line regiment, but feel like playing cavalry, then nothing will stop you. And if you play in the cavalry regiment, and want to stab someone with a bayonet, then go right ahead!
This will give our members a nice community, with a lot of variation in the game.

Our Regiments

k.k Chevauleger Regiment 'O'Reilly' Nr. 3

Bohemisches Feldartillerie Regiment Nr.1

Scovaud Grenadier Battalion

Updated more shortly.

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Events: EU / Penn's Tuesday Linebattle [SIGN UP IS OPEN!]

« on: December 02, 2013, 07:35:50 am »

Tuesdays at 19:00 GMT


This linebattle event aims to be diffrent as I wish to play it on not only random maps, but also stock maps, e.g Borodino, Hungarian Plain, Quatre Bras etc.
All classes will be available, but limited, just as usual. Round limits will depend on the map and how long the event has been going on.
Normally 3 on the first map and 2 on the second map.

The sign-ups will be held here in the forums and
the server information will be given out in our Teamspeak at 18:45 GMT.


Basic Rules:

No intentional teamkilling. No ramboing. No fire in charge. No trolling. No abusive behaviour. No spamming.

Failure to obey these rules will result in a warning, slay, or in worst case a ban.


Unit Rules:

Line Infantry 10-30 Spoiler Must be in line formation to fire. May crouch behind walls and fences. Can go in to buildings to clear out enemies but cannot stay in them. Must join a friendly regiment if less than 4. May not officer aim. May NOT use rocks, trees, bushes and buildings for cover. [close]

Skirmishers 5-15 Spoiler Can use buildings, trees, rocks, walls, fences, bushes and other props as cover. May spread out in the same general area. Can reload in charge. May bring a sapper. May fire out of formation. [close]

Cavalry 7-15 Spoiler Must dismount and join a friendly regiment if less than 3. May dismount and act as skirmishers (dragoons). When mounted, must be in line to fire (Includes pistols). Must be in some sort of formation. [close]

Artillery 4-10 Spoiler Can only bring 2 pieces of artillery (cannons or howitzers). Artillery guards should stay close to the artillery. Artillery guards may use skirmish formation. May bring a sapper. [close]

Application to Join:

Code

[b]Regiment Name:[/b]
[b]Preferred Faction:[/b]
[b]Preferred Class:[/b]
[b]Expected Attendance:[/b]
[b]Will you be attending once, or weekly:[/b]
[b]Steam name:[/b]
[b]Do you confirm you have read and agree to the rules?:[/b]

Weekly Attending Regiments:

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Contact Information:

Admins Steam:
Penn
Viper

Teamspeak:
thenumber3.teamspeak3.com

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Regiments / K.K Chevauleger Regiment 'O'Reilly' Nr. 3 [EU]

« on: November 30, 2013, 11:46:24 pm »

About the Chevaulegers In late 1750s there was a proposal to convert two regiments of cuirassiers to dragoons but General Daun was against this idea. He claimed that the "distinction between the two, such as it is, amounts just to wearing of the cuirass, but that makes a great impression on the Turks, against whom we will be fighting sooner or later. "In the war against our present enemy the most useful force of cavalry is presented by the chavaulegers." - General Daun. The 'chevaulegers' were a kind of cavalry which was new to the Austrians, being light dragoons who could serve alongside the cuirassiers and the conventional dragoons on the battlefield. They were also capable of executing raids and other fast-moving enterprises, and doing outpost duty in difficult country at least as effectively as the hussars, and certainly better than the dragoons. On 17 June the new squadrons surprised and defeated the finest of the Prussian dragoons, the super-large regiment of Bayreuth, and captured their silver drums. "It would be difficult to imagine a more spectacular demonstration of the value of the light dragoons ... " - Christopher Duffy. In 1805 at Austerlitz part of French 3rd Dragoon Division formed in column was outflanked and routed by a single chevaulegeres regiment (The O'Reilly). The second brigade of the French 3rd Dragoon Division was defeated in identical way. But when the French 21st Dragoon Regiment charged, the chevaulegeres stampeded. In that year the French 21st Dragoon Regiment was an excellent unit, it had 50 % veterans of several campaigns and 10-15 years' service. The O'Reilly chevaulegeres rallied but were again routed by the same 21st Dragoon Regiment. This time it was due to support of several guns of horse artillery of Imperial Guard. The chevaulegeres had enough and withdrew from combat zone. Napoleon watched the cavalry actions and was furious at the commander of 3rd Dragoon Division.

RANKS Officers: Oberst - Oberst Oberstleutnant - Oberlt Major - Maj Rittmeister - Rtm Oberleutnant - Olt Leutnant - Lt Non-Commissioned Officers: Kornett - Krn Wachtmeister- Fdw Hauptgefreiter - HptGefr Obergefreiter - ObGefr Enlisted: Gefreiter - Gefr Reiter - Rtr Rekrut - Rkt

INFORMATION Our banner: Our tags: [OReilly]Rank_Name Our Teamspeak: oreilly.teamspeak3.com Our servers: OReilly_Chevaulegers Pirate_Battle_1 Our Steamgroup: K.K. Chevauleger Regiment 'O'Reilly' Nr. 3

ROSTER Officers: [OReilly]Rtm_Penn Non-Commissioned Officers: Not yet appointed. Enlisted: Added shortly.

Schedule

Monday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT Archers Monday Linebattle

Tuesday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT Penn's Tuesday Linebattle

Wednesday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT 33rd Wednesday Linebattle

Thursday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT 95th Thursday Linebattle

Friday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT Penn's Friday Linebattle

Saturday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT 15th Saturday Linebattle

Sunday 18:30 GMT Warm-up & Briefing 19:00 GMT 33rd Sunday Linebattle

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Regiments / K.K. Chevauleger Regiment 'O'Reilly' Nr. 3

« on: November 30, 2013, 11:45:20 pm »

Thread updated with history, roster and info tomorrow