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Regiments / 1st Regiment of Foot Coldstream Guards
« on: October 31, 2013, 06:18:03 pm »
WIP

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Events / Any EU Sunday event?
« on: September 29, 2013, 05:01:00 pm »
just wondering if there would be anyone who would want to host an EU Sunday event? as well if you would like to do anything tonight? add me on steam pro_welly as we could do something small?
Cheers Welly.

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The 1te Garde Jäger Battalion a well organised and active community regiment  for Mount & Blade: Napoleonic Wars. We offer a kind and pleasurable environment for players to play games in. our current members are kind and give out a good playing atmosphere we demand no bullying or racism within the regiment if caught or if you are complained about this type of behaviour then questioning will go into effect and if you are caught with behaving in this way then a appropriate punishment  will follow    , even though we are a Mount and Blade: Napoleonic wars regiment we do play many different games and we offer clans to join so you can play with people you know from the regiment. Even that we dont depend on individual skill, training , practice , dedication and the ability to lead as well as be led is what makes a personal stand-out from all the others, that does not mean people are not being watched and assessed for promotions or demotions . At any time you could be assessed to see if you are eligible to be promoted, even during casual gaming good social skills and being polite to everyone is a main asset of being considered to being promoted. If you are eager to be promoted then you must show the NCO / CO's that you are a dedicated, trustful, respectful, responsible member to the regiment and you must be kind to all members of the regiment. Recruiting members is always a big positive and will make you be highly considered to be promoted if you meet some of the other criteria The 1te Garde Jäger Battalion attends many events of variation to keep people interested in playing the game, the 1te gets involved in events such as sieges, conquest, capture the flag, boat battles and 200 player linebattles.
During these events that we attend we expect players to be respectful of NCO / CO decisions and we expect players to have good teamwork and communications skills in the mist of battles. Within the 1te Garde Jäger Battalion we don't depend on individual skill, we depend on good teamwork from the players within the regiment so we can use our training and communication and team effort to win the battle. During some times our numbers may not be many but during these times we expect our members to be dedicated


   
   


In the 1te Garde Jäger Battalion we expect our members to follow the rules of the regiment and to keep these rules in mind and to never break them. If any of these rules are broken a strike will be given out, it will take 1 week for each strike to be taken off, you can be given a maximum of 3 strikes and if you are on your third strike and you are given a 4th then you are automaticly kicked from the regiment.
  • No Bullying 
  • No Racism   
  • Be respectful to other members / players
  • Always bring a good attitude to the regiment, we do not want people moaning all the time
  • Follow the orders of the NCO / CO in charge (If you think a NCO / CO is abusing his rank then report to the CO's)
  • Attend all trainings and the majority of events available (per training / mandatory training missed)
  • Do not troll during events or at any time ( this will bring a bad name to the 6th)
  • Do not annoy the CO's or high ranking CO's if you don't get what you want ( sometimes things can be stressful for commanding officers    (if often )
  • Do not constantly ask if you can get promoted ( at all times people are being assessed for promotions (this is rarely given out )
Strikes

= 1 strike = 2 strikes = 3 strikes = Auto kicked from the regiment

The way strikes works is that if you break a rule (depending on the severity of the rule you have broken) you will be given 1 strike, and if you break another rule within a week another strike will be added on so you will have 2 strikes and so on. (only officers can give out strikes, an NCO can request one )
You can have up to 3 strikes until you are kicked from the regiment, some rules give out more strikes that others. If you gain 3 strikes then given an extra strike then you are automatically kicked from the regiment then and there. You are able to claim for a strike to be taken off if you feel you did not deserve the strike given but if you are given a strike just accept it and behave then it will be taken off. It takes 1 week for 1 strike to be taken off so for example if you have 2 strikes in 1 week 1 strike will be taken off so you will have only 1 strike left to be taken off.




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The regiment traces its origins to the 17th century. In Holland in 1674 the government retained two regiments of English troops, two of Scots and one Irish. In 1685 when James II requested their services during the Duke of Monmouth's rebellion and organised them into two units, given the precedence as the 5th and 6th Regiments of Foot.
After Monmouth's defeat they returned to Holland, but when William III became king of England in 1688 they accompanied him, with their seniority being confirmed from 1685. The 6th were nicknamed "The Dutch Guards" by William. Service in Ireland followed and the regiment was present at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 and Aughrim in 1691. Campaigning in Flanders 1692-1695 followed, with action at Steenkirk 1693 and the storming of Namur 1695 which was the 6th's first battle honour.


The 18th century

During the War of Spanish Succession the 6th were in Spain and Portugal fighting the armies of Spain and France. The regiment fought at Barcelona in 1706 and suffered heavy casualties at Almanza in 1707. In 1710 the 6th played a major part in the victory of Almenar and won undying fame at Saragossa and Brihuega. The regiment's next conflict was the Jacobite Rising of 1745. The 6th were sent to secure the highland forts between Inverness and Fort William.
Two companies were with the ill-fated army under General Sir John Cope at the battle of Prestonpans,
where they were among the few who stood their ground. The 6th also defended Fort William, beating off every attack as all the other highland forts surrendered.
The regiment went to Gibraltar in 1753 before moving on to the West Indies on garrison duty.
On the outbreak of the American War of Independence detachments from the 6th arrived in New York in 1776 and saw action, but were of insufficient strength and were sent home.
When, as an aid to recruiting, territorial links of infantry regiments were first established in 1782,
the 6th became the 1st Warwickshire Regiment, reflecting their recent connections with the county. During the French Revolutionary Wars in 1794 in the West Indies,
the 6th took part in the invasions of Martinique, Guadeloupe and St Lucia from the French and in Casdebar in August 1798 they gained a Battle Honour.


The Napoleonic Wars

The 1st Battalion went from Gibraltar to the Iberian Peninsula and were at Rolica and Vimeira in 1808. The battalion took part in the retreat to Corunna, losing 300 men during the march. The men were then shipped to UK before taking part in the Walcheren expedition before returning to the Peninsula in 1812. Present at Vittoha 1813 and heavily engaged at the later action at Roncesvalles. At the Heights of Echalar in August 1813 Wellington watched the regiment's attack against 6,000 French in rugged positions in the mountains and described it as "The most gallant and the finest thing he had ever witnessed". They were held in reserve at the Nive and were again heavily engaged at Orthes 1814. Once again, this so impressed the Duke that he subsequently scratched on the officers' mess silver snuff box, which since 1785 had borne the words "Seek Glory", the additional words "Huzza for the 6th Regiment Now Keep Glory".
The regiment sailed for Canada in early May 1814. Once there they gained the battle honour Niagara for their repulse of an American sortie into British territory.






   
What the 6th can offer and a small bit about what the 6th is

The 6th Warwickshire Regiment of Foot is a well organised and active community regiment  for Mount & Blade: Napoleonic Wars. We offer a kind and pleasurable environment for playewrs to play games in our current members are kind and give out a good playing atmosphere we demand no bullying or racism within the regiment if caught or if you are complained about this type of behaviour then questioning will go into effect and if you are caught with behaving in this way then a kick will follow    , even tho we are a Mount and Blade: Napoleonic wars regiment we do play many different games and we offer clans to join so you can play with people you know from the 6th regiment of foot.

What we expect from members

The 6th regiment of foot attends many events of variation to keep people interested in playing the game, the 6th gets involved in events such as sieges, conquest, capture the flag, boat battles and 200 player linebattles.
During these events that we attend we expect players to be respectful of NCO / CO decisions and we expect players to have good teamwork and communications skills in the mist of battles. Within the 6th regiment of foot we don't depend on individual skill, we depend on good teamwork from the players within the regiment so we can use our training and communication and team effort to win the battle. During some times our numbers may not be many but during these times we expect our members to be dedicated, to h

Rules within the regiment / consequences

In the 6th Warwickshire Regiment of Foot we expect our members to follow the rules of the regiment and to keep these rules in mind and to never break them.
If any of these rules are broken a strike will be given out, it will take 1 week for each strike to be taken off, you can be given a maximum of 3 strikes and if you are on your third strike and you are given a 4th then you are automaticly kicked from the regiment.
  • No Bullying 
  • No Racism   
  • Be respectful to other members / players
  • Always bring a good attitude to the regiment, we do not want people moaning all the time
  • Follow the orders of the NCO / CO in charge (If you think a NCO / CO is abusing his rank then report to the CO's)
  • Attend all trainings and the majority of events available (per training / mandatory training missed)
  • Do not troll during events or at any time ( this will bring a bad name to the 6th)
  • Do not annoy the CO's or high ranking CO's if you don't get what you want ( sometimes things can be stressful for commanding officers    (if often )
  • Do not constantly ask if you can get promoted ( at all times people are being assessed for promotions (this is rarely given out )

Strikes

= 1 strike = 2 strikes = 3 strikes = Auto kicked from the regiment

The way strikes works is that if you break a rule (depending on the severity of the rule you have broken) you will be given 1 strike, and if you break another rule within a week another strike will be added on so you will have 2 strikes and so on. (only officers can give out strikes, an NCO can request one )
You can have up to 3 strikes until you are kicked from the regiment, some rules give out more strikes that others. If you gain 3 strikes then given an extra strike then you are automatically kicked from the regiment then and there.
You are able to claim for a strike to be taken off if you feel you did not deserve the strike given but if you are given a strike just accept it and behave then it will be taken off.
It takes 1 week for 1 strike to be taken off so for example if you have 2 strikes in 1 week 1 strike will be taken off so you will have only 1 strike left to be taken off.

Promotion opportunities

Even that we dont depend on individual skill, training , practice , dedication and the ability to lead as well as be led is what makes a personal stand-out from all the others, that does not mean people are not being watched and assessed for promotions or demotions . At any time you could be assessed to see if you are eligible to be promoted, even during casual gaming good social skills and being polite to everyone is a main asset of being considered to being promoted. If you are eager to be promoted then you must show the NCO / CO's that you are a dedicated, trustful, respectful, responsible member to the regiment and you must be kind to all members of the regiment. Recruiting members is always a big positive and will make you be highly considered to be promoted if you meet some of the other criteria       

If you are interested in joining the 6th Warwickshire Regiment of Foot or if you would like to ask a question about the regiment then you can either,

  • Go to Teamspeak ( ip = 46.38.240.42:9989 ) and speak with a 6th Officer or a high ranking NCO 
  • Add FAULTYscotsman on steam or add Welly son steam
  • IF you would like to join and you can reach us in Teamspeak or Steam then you can fill out this application form -

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    Steam name:
    Age:
    Country:
    regiment experience:
    are you able to attend the events / trainings listed?:
    Do you have Teamspeak 3 and a microphone? :
    Do you fully understand the rules and the consequences?:
    Will you be fully active for the regiment? :
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- IWelly
- FAULTYscotsman


Non-Commissioned Commanding Officers

- Leaping squirrel
- Jeppen
- Law
- MrJohhny

Enlisted

- Wigwam
- Benovilio
- Brandon
- Jacob
- Taylor
- Rassen
- warking
- Pro
- Zuldan
Perkins

- Kimbo
- Rvp
- Crunch
- Mando
- Nadav
- Comrie
- Bushes
- Bob
- Unicorn
- Rieck
- Lag-fest
- themostad

Vol -
MrSir
Mat

Total 30
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Events / [Event] EU/NA Wednesday Battle
« on: January 20, 2013, 01:10:30 am »
Welcome to the 108th Regiment of Foot/Col.IWelly's Wednesday Battle Event!
Hosted by the 94th Scotish Brigade, Everyone welcome.


TIME

Wednesday at 8:00 pm GMT on the 94th Scotish Brigade server.

The event will be every Wednesday. Pubs are welcome if they come on the Sign up TS before hand.

Other Timezones:  2:00 PM CST

Sign ups and Ordering/password is at 7:50pm GMT on This TS : 50.90.210.18


RULES

Do not purposefully teamkill.
It is appreciated that all regiments show good sportsmanship.
Please do not rambo. Once below four men in any unit you must join another line.
You must not use incomplete units.



UK

You must be in formation to Fire.
British mounted Infantry (Frontier Light Horse, Carbineers and Natal Mounted police) may only fire when dismounted, and may reload on horse.
1 artillery piece per every 50 British players.
Regiments may only have 2 officers if they number above 20.
No more than 4 playing as sergeant.
You may deploy into buildings/defenses (crouching and irregular formation).
You may not pick up Zulu weapons.
You may crouch.


Zulu

Only 1 Regiment of Sharpshooters, to whom general skirmish rules apply.
Everyone else must play regular Zulu infantry.
Again, please do not rambo.
1 Officer per 20 men.
You may crouch at any time, use natural cover as needed.
You must not pick up British weapons.

NOTE: Regiments are not guaranteed a faction. If we don't have enough Zulu, a regiment may volunteer or be picked to be Zulu for a period of time. We hope you understand.


REGIMENTS ATTENDING

UK

108th Regiment of Foot

Zulu

None

If you want to Sign up fill in the following

Regiment Name:
Class Desired:
Amount of Players:
Contact Steam Profile:

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Events / Any Wednesday Event?
« on: January 16, 2013, 06:05:10 pm »
its in the title ^  8)

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The Anglo-Zulu War / Any Saturday events?
« on: January 12, 2013, 04:44:24 pm »
Its in the title :)

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Regiments / 108th Regiment of Foot [Recruiting EU/NA]
« on: January 06, 2013, 10:39:10 pm »

108th Regiment of Foot

Info

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Monday:

Training 7:30pm GMT

Tuesday:

Linebattle Event 8:00pm GMT
 
Wednesday:

Linebattle Event 8:00pm GMT

Thursday:

NW Back in time night. 7:00pm GMT

Friday:

Night Off/Public play.

Saturday:

Army Training 7:00pm GMT

Sunday:

Linebattle event 8:00pm GMT

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This is an Elite Regiment, We look to build and harbour skill on a grand Scale to enable us to achieve the best results on the battlefield.


Teamspeak: 50.90.210.18

Tag: 108th_*Company*_*Rank*_*Name*

Banner: 1st page, middle, bottom. British flag with 3 leaf clover/shamrock.
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Code Of Conduct

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Art. 1 – You must be over the age of 12
Art. 2 – Each Member is your brother in arms whatever his nationality, his race or his religion might be. You show him the same close solidarity that links the members of the same family.
Art. 3 – Respectful of traditions, devoted to your leaders, discipline and comradeship are your strengths, courage and loyalty your virtues.
Art. 4 – Proud of your status as 108th, you display this in your always impeccable uniform, your always dignified but modest behaviour, and your clean living quarters.
Art. 5 – An elite soldier, you train rigorously, you maintain your weapon as your most precious possession, and you take constant care of your physical form.
Art. 6 – The mission is sacred, you carry it out until the end and, if necessary in the field, at the risk of your life.
Art. 7 – In combat, you act without passion and without hate, you respect defeated enemies, and you never abandon your dead, your wounded, or your arms.



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Ranks

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Colonel - Runs the regiment, and keeps all you rascals in line and behaving!
Lieutenant-Colonel - Assists the Colonel in running the regiment. Also leads in the in the Colonel's absence.
Major - Assists in running the regiment. Leads in the absence of higher officers.
Captain - Keeps the regiment in line. Can lead sometimes.
1st.Lieutenant - Assists the Captain in duties.
2nd.Lieutenant - New Officer (Training)

Staff Sergeant/Sgt variations - Highest NCO. Assists the Officers.
Sergeant - Assists the Staff Sergeant. Keeps the Enlisted in check.
Corporal - Assists the Sergeant

Lance Corporal - Keeps Privates and recruits in line during trainings.
Private - Standard Foot soldier. Follows orders, and serves as the backbone of the regiment.
Recruit - New member. Has to learn how to be a soldier in one trainings and a linebattle to be eligible for promotion.
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Enlisted: 28 | 25/3

Roster

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~~~~108th Offical Roster~~~~

Commanding Officer - Col.IWelly

Regimental Officers -
                                   

Non-Commisioned Officers :

A Company
Commanding Officer: Cpt J. K. Griffin
Company Officers: -
Non-Commisioned Officers -

CSgt D. Price                                           
Cpl Dornik
Cpl Dasher
LCpl Jonz
LCpl Leaderofmen

Enlisted- 

Pte Company
Pte Benolilo
Pte Hire
Pte Ben
Pte Sturog
Pte Rassen
Pte Trav
Pte Law
Pte Jeppen
Pte Guards/Staifd
Rct Eastman
Rct Arisotcratc
Rct Casterline

 
Marksmen Company
Company Commanding Officer - 2ndLt Samson
Non Commisiond Officers -

Cpl Mr Sir
                                           
Enlisted -

Pte Thom
Pte Slovenic
Pte Wigwam
Pte Henry
Pte Pezar

Regiment Reserves/LOA

- C.Sgt Voodo
- Rct Goon
- Rct Tin
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We want you!

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(Please Post an Application on here? or add me on steam Col.IWelly and post it on our chat.)

Nickname:
Age:
Country:
regiment experience:
are you able to attend trainings (day and time):
If you have steam, name:
microphone?:
will you  be fully active for the regiment:
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North & South: First Manassas / Regimental Leaders Steam Group!
« on: November 22, 2012, 11:26:58 pm »
Good Day fellow Men.

Ive made a Steam group so all leaders can easily find a linebattle and organise events.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/NaSLeaders/

Cheers Welly.

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