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Regiments / 104th Regiment of Foot (New Brunswick's Finest)

« on: May 08, 2022, 09:46:33 pm »

The French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States.

     Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure authority was granted to raise four provincial regiments of infantry, one in Nova Scotia, one in Newfoundland, one in Canada, and one in New Brunswick. These regiments were to serve only in their respective provinces, and were not part of the regular British establishment.

     In 1799, the status of the provincial regiments was cbanged to that of fencibles, so they could be committed to serve anywhere in North America. However, they were not called upon to do so, and with the Peace of Amiens in 1802 the regiments were disbanded.

     Peace was short-lived, and hostilities recommenced early in 1803. Once again, the shortage of regular British regiments left British North America in a difficult situation, and authority was granted to raise four fencible units, one each in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Canada.

     On 6 July 1803, Brigadier-General Martin Hunter was granted a letter of service authorizing him to raise a corps to be known as His Majesty's New Brunswick Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Unlike the previous unit, the new regiment of fencibles was to be part of the regular establishment of the British Army, although its service was restricted to North America.

     In 1808, the regiment volunteered for general service. The offer was rejected; but when it was renewed in 1810, the British authorities accepted, and the fencibles were elevated to an infantry regiment of the line. As the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot, the unit could be moved to any British garrison or theatre of operations.

     When war with the United States broke out in June 1812, detachments of the 104th were posted throughout New Brunswick. The buildup of American troops in the Sackets Harbor area during the winter of 1812-13 implied that an invasion of Upper Canada would rake place in the spring. To strengthen the defences of Upper Canada, Sir George Prevost instructed Sir John Sherbrooke, commanding in Nova Scotia, to send six companies of the 104th overland to Quebec, and then on to Kingston.

   The headquarters and grenadier companies set out on snowshoes from Fredericton on 16 February 1813; one battalion company followed each succeeding day, with the light company bringing up the rear. In spite of temperatures of -310C (-250F) the detachments arrived in Quebec in mid-March, travelling 550km (350 mi.) in twenty-four days. After two weeks in garrison at Quebec, the 104th set out for Kingston; they arrived on 12 April having covered a total distance of 1125km (700 mi.).

     In the spring of 1813, the remaining companies sailed to Upper Canada, where the regiment remained for the duration of the war, participating in the battles of Sackets Harbor, Beaver Dam, and Lundy's Lane, the blockade of Fort George, and the assault on Fort Erie.

Ranking Structure

Rank Structure

Officers Colonel     Col Lieutenant Colonel     LtCol Major     Maj Captain (Worn on both shoulders)     Capt Lieutenant (Worn on left shoulder)     Lt Ensign (Worn on left shoulder)     Ens

NCOs Serjeant Major     SjtMaj Colour Serjeant     CSjt Serjeant     Sjt Corporal     Cpl

Lance Corproal     LCpl Enlisted Private     Pte Recruit     Rct

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Rifle Ranks
Chosen men
Lance-Corporal
Guardsmen
Marksmen
Riflemen
Private

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Cavalry Ranks
Coming Soon

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Artillery
Coming Soon

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Recruitment

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How to Join
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Regiments (Game Clans) / 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment - Recruiting NA - [Est.2019]

« on: April 25, 2021, 08:26:14 am »

The Lions of Little Round Top
- 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry

The 20th Maine was organized in the state of Maine and mustered into Federal service on August 29, 1862, with Col. Adelbert Ames as its commander. It was assigned to the Army of the Potomac in the 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, V Corps, where it would remain until mustered out on July 16, 1865. Prior to their notable actions at Gettysburg in July 1863, the regiment was held in reserve at Antietam in September 1862, was among those forced to remain overnight within sight of the Confederate lines at Fredericksburg in December 1862, forcing the regiment's Lt. Col. Joshua Chamberlain to shield himself with a dead man. The unit was unable to participate in the Battle of Chancellorsville in April-May 1863, due to a quarantine prompted by a tainted smallpox vaccine that had been issued to the unit's soldiers. On May 20, 1863, Colonel Ames was promoted and was succeeded as colonel and commander of the regiment by Lt. Col. Joshua L. Chamberlain, who had been offered and declined leadership of the unit at the time it was formed. The most notable battle was the regiment's decisive role on July 2, 1863, in the Battle of Gettysburg at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where it was stationed on Little Round Top hill at the extreme left of the Union line. When the regiment came under heavy attack from the Confederate 15th and 47th Alabama regiments (part of the division led by Maj. Gen. John Bell Hood), the 20th Maine ran low on ammunition after one and a half hours of continuous fighting; it responded to the sight of rebel infantry forming again for yet another push up the slope at them by instead suddenly charging downhill with fixed bayonets, surprising and scattering the Confederates, thus ending the attack on the hill and the attempt to flank the hill position and move around the south end of the Federal "fishhook". The 20th Maine and the adjacent 83rd Pennsylvania together captured many men from both Alabama regiments (including Lt. Col. Michael Bulger, commander of the 47th), as well as several other men of the 4th Alabama and 4th and 5th Texas regiments of the same division. Had the 20th Maine retreated from the hill, the entire Union line would have been flanked, endangering and hurting other Union regiments in the vicinity.

Engagements: Antietam (1862) Fredericksburg (1862) Chancellorsville (1863) Gettysburg (1863) Spotsylvania Court House (1864) Petersburg (1864%u20131865) Five Forks (1865) Appomattox (1865)

Officers Colonel - Col Lieutenant Colonel - LtCol Major - Maj Captain - Cpt 1st Lieutenant - 1stLt 2nd Lieutenant - 2ndLt

NCO's Sergeant Major - SgtMaj (Battalion) Quartermaster - QMS First Sergeant - 1stSgt (Company) Quartermaster - QMS Sergeant - Sgt

Enlisted Corporal - Cpl Lance Corporal - LCpl Regular - Rgl Veteran Private - VetPvt Private - Pvt Recruit - Rec Volunteer - Vol

Colonel (Col) Leader of the Regiment, only 1 appointed per regiment. Lieutenant Colonel (LtCol) Leader of a battalion, 2nd in command of the regiment, 1 is appointed per battalion. Major (Maj) Staff rank, looks after all company leadership and makes sure all the needs of every company, and the battalion are met. If needed, will assume control of the regiment in the absence of both the Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel. Captain (Cpt) Company commander. Should the regiment have multiple companies, the highest rank within each company will be Captain. All problems within the company are reported to the Captain, and the Captain brings them up at the meetings between the Colonel and other staff. First Lieutenant (1stLt) Executive Officer of the company, assists the Captain with the duties of operating a company. Second Lieutenant (2ndLt) Platoon leaders. Looks after 10-20 guys, and brings their needs up to their Company CO, or XO.

Sergeant Major (SgtMaj) The commander of all NCO's in the entire regiment. Will hold NCO meetings once a week to determine how to make the regiments core stronger. The Sergeant Major's priority is increasing the skill of the regiment, and keeping the regiment on a good page with the community. The Sergeant Major is normally one of the first people the Colonel will call upon for support, and is the Colonel's right hand man. Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant (QMS) The Battalion Quartermaster will be responsible for keeping track of the companies movements, and the company level Quartermaster Sergeants will report all of their logistical reports to the battalion Quartermaster Sergeant. First Sergeant (1stSgt) One of the best and most experienced in the company at that specific job- i.e Artillery, Skirms, Guards, Cav. Will serve as the right hand man to the Captain, and will help them train up the company and make sure all of the paperwork is done properly by the Quartermaster Sergeant before it is reported to Battalion. Sergeant (Sgt) A NCO responsible for the upkeep of the core of the regiment. A junior NCO who will oversee the trainings and development of our rankers. Is entrusted with the leadership of a section within a platoon. Corporal (Cpl) Most senior enlisted soldier. Entrusted with assisting the Sergeant with running a section.

Lance Corporal (LCpl) Senior enlisted soldiers who're in training to becoming Corporals. Regular (Rgl) Senior enlisted who has shown promise and is raised above the normal ranker. Expected to have skill and discipline. Veteran Private (VetPvt) An enlisted member who has shown skill and improvement within the regiment, above the skill that of a regular Private. Private (Pvt) Basic rank within the 20th Maine. Appointed after 2 weeks within the regiment. Recruit (Rec) New members to the regiment who have completed their Basic Combat Training. Volunteer (Vol) New members to the regiment.

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Events: NA / ** 104th Regiment of Foot, Saturday LineBattle ! ** TEAMSPEAK CHANGED !

« on: June 26, 2016, 02:58:59 am »

Information

Time: 8:00 EST
Our TS: na1.deliverancehosting.com:9001
immath1's Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/
All regiments must join our TS at 7:30 EST to guarantee their slot in our linebattle! Please add immath1 on steam as well.

Server Info Server Name: **104th_Main_Server** Hosted on 1 Server ! Password: Given out before event Slots: 200 Head Admin: Colonel Alexander Halkett Second Admin: TBD Rules Infantry Spoiler Use line infantry type or Grenadier/Guard - 3 men make a line, You may fire when in a line formation and static. - Shoulder to shoulder spacing, You may not crouch while firing or reloading. - May form double ranks if you choose, front rank may kneel. - May crouch when not in combat. - Must move out in a line! - Each Inf Regiment may have "attached" skirmishers either Rifles or Light Infantry, these units must stay within 5 yards of the main body and act with the main body in all respects (no rambos) but can act in all respects as a normal skirmisher. -Infantry units of 9 men or less can have 1 skirmisher 10 or more can have 2. [close] Skirmishers Spoiler (Max 15) - Are only allowed to bring rifles, but can pick up a musket later if they want. - May use 5 man spacing and may fire when in a static state as long as they are a maximum of 5 yards away from their closest next unit member. May not separate into more than one unit. - Do not not have to be in a line to fire and can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing proper spacing. - May move out in staggered formation. [close] Light Infantry Spoiler (Max 16) - Allowed to use Bayonet or Cav musket if you please. - May use 3 man spacing and may fire when in a staggered(not perfect), static line. - Can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing spacing - Must move out in a line! [close] Cavalry Spoiler (Max 15) - Must stay together while moving out. - Dragoons are allowed to fire while on horseback while static and grouped together, maximum spacing 3 horses. - May NOT FOC. - Must ride and charge together. - Dismounted Dragoons act as Light Infantry. [close] Artillery Spoiler (Max 15) - Arty Guards are played as Light Infantry regardless of the troop type you select even when away from their guns. - No more than 15 yards from the guns or defenses when with their guns and can act individually without formation or spacing requirements. - May have 2 sappers and any mix of men they choose. - build points will be 150 per side. - Artillery Regiments are allowed the use of 2 cannons and 1 howitzer. [close]

Attending Regiments                        104th Regiment of Foot 6teSLR 4eme Legion Polonaise 18th Irish Regiment KolasHouse 1. Royal Marines 3eme Legion Irlandaise 75th Regiment of Foot ``Abercromby's Highlanders`` 88th Connaught Rangers 4e Régiment d'Infantiere Suisse 8th Royal Horse Artillery 1st Silesian Landwehr 63'eme Artillerie de Batterie 23rd Regiment of Foot "Royal Welsh Fusiliers" 8thRoyal Glen Ord Highlanders 9th Royal Marines 4th Royal Australian Regiment 101st Regiment of Foot Nr7 Nr.74 Infanterieregiment 1st Silesian Landwehr Royal Guard King's American Regiment 3rd United States Infantry Nr19 57ste                       Signup Details Regiment Name: Leader's Steam URL: Class: Approx. Numbers: Will you attend without fail?: Have you read and fully understood our rules?

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Regiments / 104th Regiment of Foot ! New Brunswick, Glory & Pride

« on: August 24, 2015, 10:33:07 pm »

The French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States.

     Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure authority was granted to raise four provincial regiments of infantry, one in Nova Scotia, one in Newfoundland, one in Canada, and one in New Brunswick. These regiments were to serve only in their respective provinces, and were not part of the regular British establishment.

     In 1799, the status of the provincial regiments was cbanged to that of fencibles, so they could be committed to serve anywhere in North America. However, they were not called upon to do so, and with the Peace of Amiens in 1802 the regiments were disbanded.

     Peace was short-lived, and hostilities recommenced early in 1803. Once again, the shortage of regular British regiments left British North America in a difficult situation, and authority was granted to raise four fencible units, one each in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Canada.

     On 6 July 1803, Brigadier-General Martin Hunter was granted a letter of service authorizing him to raise a corps to be known as His Majesty's New Brunswick Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Unlike the previous unit, the new regiment of fencibles was to be part of the regular establishment of the British Army, although its service was restricted to North America.

     In 1808, the regiment volunteered for general service. The offer was rejected; but when it was renewed in 1810, the British authorities accepted, and the fencibles were elevated to an infantry regiment of the line. As the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot, the unit could be moved to any British garrison or theatre of operations.

     When war with the United States broke out in June 1812, detachments of the 104th were posted throughout New Brunswick. The buildup of American troops in the Sackets Harbor area during the winter of 1812-13 implied that an invasion of Upper Canada would rake place in the spring. To strengthen the defences of Upper Canada, Sir George Prevost instructed Sir John Sherbrooke, commanding in Nova Scotia, to send six companies of the 104th overland to Quebec, and then on to Kingston.

   The headquarters and grenadier companies set out on snowshoes from Fredericton on 16 February 1813; one battalion company followed each succeeding day, with the light company bringing up the rear. In spite of temperatures of -310C (-250F) the detachments arrived in Quebec in mid-March, travelling 550km (350 mi.) in twenty-four days. After two weeks in garrison at Quebec, the 104th set out for Kingston; they arrived on 12 April having covered a total distance of 1125km (700 mi.).

     In the spring of 1813, the remaining companies sailed to Upper Canada, where the regiment remained for the duration of the war, participating in the battles of Sackets Harbor, Beaver Dam, and Lundy's Lane, the blockade of Fort George, and the assault on Fort Erie.

Ranking Structure

Rank Structure

Officers Colonel     Col Lieutenant Colonel     LtCol Major     Maj Captain (Worn on both shoulders)     Capt Lieutenant (Worn on left shoulder)     Lt Ensign (Worn on left shoulder)     Ens

NCOs Serjeant Major     SjtMaj Colour Serjeant     CSjt Serjeant     Sjt Corporal     Cpl

Lance Corproal     LCpl Enlisted Private     Pte Recruit     Rct

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Spoiler

Rifle Ranks
Chosen men
Lance-Corporal
Guardsmen
Marksmen
Riflemen
Private

[close]

Spoiler

Cavalry Ranks
Coming Soon

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Spoiler

Artillery
Coming Soon

[close]

Recruitment

Spoiler

How to Join
ingame name :
Steam Profil link :
Age :

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All Rights Reserved,104th Regiment of Foot

The 104th Gladly invites you !

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Events: NA / pls Delete

« on: August 24, 2015, 12:50:20 am »

error : 404

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Events: NA / **New 104th Saterday LineBattle Disbanned **

« on: June 26, 2015, 08:20:11 pm »

Disbanded

Information

Time: 8:00 EST
Our TS: 158.69.212.209:9001
immath1's Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/
All regiments must join our TS at 7:30 EST to guarantee their slot in our linebattle! Please add immath1 on steam as well.

Server Info Server Name: **104th_Main_Server** Hosted on 1 Server ! Password: Given out before event Slots: 200 Head Admin: Colonel Alexander Halkett Second Admin: Major Renzo Rules Infantry Spoiler Use line infantry type or Grenadier/Guard - 3 men make a line, You may fire when in a line formation and static. - Shoulder to shoulder spacing, You may not crouch while firing or reloading. - May form double ranks if you choose, front rank may kneel. - May crouch when not in combat. - Must move out in a line! - Each Inf Regiment may have "attached" skirmishers either Rifles or Light Infantry, these units must stay within 5 yards of the main body and act with the main body in all respects (no rambos) but can act in all respects as a normal skirmisher. -Infantry units of 9 men or less can have 1 skirmisher 10 or more can have 2. [close] Skirmishers Spoiler (Max 13) - Are only allowed to bring rifles, but can pick up a musket later if they want. - May use 5 man spacing and may fire when in a static state as long as they are a maximum of 5 yards away from their closest next unit member. May not separate into more than one unit. - Do not not have to be in a line to fire and can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing proper spacing. - May move out in staggered formation. [close] Light Infantry Spoiler (Min 12 Max 16) - Allowed to use Bayonet or Cav musket if you please. - May use 3 man spacing and may fire when in a staggered(not perfect), static line. - Can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing spacing - Must move out in a line! [close] Cavalry Spoiler (Max 15) - Must stay together while moving out. - Dragoons are allowed to fire while on horseback while static and grouped together, maximum spacing 3 horses. - May FOC as long as they carry the charge into the melee. - Must ride and charge together. - Dismounted Dragoons act as Light Infantry. [close] Artillery Spoiler (Min 6, Max 15) - Arty Guards are played as Light Infantry regardless of the troop type you select even when away from their guns. - No more than 15 yards from the guns or defenses when with their guns and can act individually without formation or spacing requirements. - May have 2 sappers and any mix of men they choose. - build points will be 150 per side. [close]

Attending Regiments                        104th Regiment of Foot                       Signup Details Regiment Name: Leader's Steam URL: Class: Approx. Numbers: Will you attend without fail?: Have you read and fully understood our rules?

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Regiments / 9e Regiment d'Infanterie de Ligne [NA]

« on: June 23, 2015, 11:50:14 pm »

History

The 9e Regiment d'Infanterie de Ligne was formed in 1616, from different military groups in Normandy, by the Maréchal of France Concini, marquis d'Ancre and the favorite of the Queen Marie de Médicis. The regiment expanded, and in 1745, it fought at the Battle of Fontenoy. After this battle, the regiment became once again, rather unremarkable.

In 1791, during the French revolution, it was renamed 9e Régiment d’Infanterie de Ligne. The regiment fought throughout the  Napoleonic Wars, earning battle honours at Austerlitz in 1805, Wagram in 1809 and Moskowa in 1812.

French

Le 9e Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne, avec le nom "Le Régiment de Normandie" a été formé en 1616, formé de différents groupes militaires en Normandie, par le Maréchal de France Concini, marquis d'Ancre et le favori de la reine Marie de Médicis. Le régiment a grossi, et en 1745, on a combattu à la bataille de Fontenoy. Après cette bataille, le régiment est devenu une fois de plus, plutôt banale.
En 1791, pendant la Révolution française, on a été rebaptisé 9e Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne. Le régiment a combattu pendant les guerres napoléoniennes, gagnant les honneurs de bataille d'Austerlitz en 1805, Wagram en 1809 et à Moscou en 1812.

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Ranks

Etat Major Supérieur Colonel Major Chef de Bataillon Capitaine

Infantry Officers Lieutenant Sous Lieutenant Aide de Camp Sous-Officers Adjutant Sergent Chef Sergent Caporal Fourrier Caporal Hommes du Rang Garde Soldat de Première Soldat de Deuxième Soldat Volontaire

Cavalry Officers Lieutenant Sous Lieutenant Sous-Officier Marechal des Logis-Chef Marechal des Logis Brigadier Brigadier Hommes du Rang Cavalier Elite Cavalier

Artillery Officier Lieutenant Sous-Lieutenant Sous-Officier Sergent-Chef Sergent Caporal-Fourrier Caporal Hommes du Rang Canonnier de Premier Classe Canonnier

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Roster

Etat Major Supérieur Spoiler Colonel immath1 Major KNIK Commandant de Batallion Cody Captaine Axle [close]

Infantry Spoiler Officier Sous-Officier Adjutant Strider Sergent-Chef DasFishy Sergent-Chef TheLaw Sergent Roman Sergent Eisenhaur Caporal Fourrier Alexson Caporal Fourrier Polish Captain Caporal Rhett Caporal Wingy Caporal Joseph Caporal Jack Caporal Braxton Hommes du Rang Garde Applo Garde AlfaVita Garde knik Voltigeur Jeff Voltigeur MonteVideo Volitgeur MattSquared Soldat de Premier Classe FatMagoo Soldat de Premier Classe Axe Soldat de Deuxieme Classe SirWarsaw Soldat de Deuxieme Classe Drakkeidd6 Soldat de Deuxieme Classe Scobbysnacks Soldat de Deuxieme Classe Vailant Soldat SirWalter Soldat McToFf3l Soldat The Liberator Soldat Javier Soldat Red_coat Soldat Fakekraid Soldat John Berg Soldat Aporta Soldat NextusCrissus Soldat SlayerOfLight Soldat Evancg01 Soldat Pantheon Soldat NegroEspia Soldat Nicky Volontaire Hi Volontaire RickyBobby Volontaire MagicalAlpaca Volontaire Brad Volontaire Kubrik Chenkov Volontaire Dan Volontaire Deathman350 Volontaire Liechenstien Volontaire Spideyroc1 Volontaire pjbbe Volontaire Werb Volontaire Josey Wales Volontaire Knight of the Mountain Reservists Réserviste Highlander [close]

Cavalry Spoiler Officier Lieutenant Murch Sous-Officier Marechal des Logis-Chef Inoua Brgiadier AlesterKebab Hommes du Rang Cavalier Elite DarkMeteora Cavalier Elite Wilhelm Cavalier Elite Nico Cavalier Isaiah Cavalier Luke Cavalier JuliusKaiser Cavalier Kilian Reservists Réserviste Harford Réserviste Griff Réserviste Saganne Réserviste Blanqui Réserviste Muller Réserviste Piccolomini Réserviste Maxence Réserviste Balek [close]

Artillery Spoiler Coming soon [close]

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Community / French Army's Reputation ?

« on: June 13, 2015, 04:59:53 am »

Today I had to plesure to meet the Colonel of the 3e from the French Army. This Colonel has been recruiting on my server and been warned, so I temp ban him and his members. Afterwards I get a friend invite from a Wert on steam, this is our conversation.

Snip
But my question is what did I do wrong? Why all those cultural insults? What kind of people are leading the regiments in the FA?

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Regiments / 104th Regiment of Foot : Cav Officer Positions Opened !

« on: June 12, 2015, 08:10:26 pm »

The 104th is one of four provincial regiments of fencible infantry from Canada seeing action during the time of the Napoleonic wars and the war of 1812. We are composed of a group of driven and fun players of all sorts and like to keep busy with events. We are a regiment of line, light and skirmisher infantry companies as well as a cavalry detachment. It is our mission to have good organized fun within the Warband Community and to bring the rain.

Contact us:
TeamSpeak3: 209.15.226.35:10027
Fearless Leader: https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/

                                                 North American Schedule      European Schedule

                                                 EVENTS:                                                                                                 EVENTS:

                                                 Monday                                                                                                  Monday
                                                 KPR Line battle (Grand Battery)                                                                 Training

                                                 Tuesday
                                                 26e Line battle

                                                 Wednesday
                                                 KPR Siege + Line battle Event

                                                 Thursday
                                                 Training/Recruiting Event

                                                 Friday                                                                                                     Friday
                                                 Training/Recruiting Event                                                                           [Nr7] Line battle

                                                 Saturday                                                                                                 Saturday
                                                 LoB Saturday Line battle                                                                            59th Line battle

                                                 Sunday
                                                 Siege & Line battle

Ranks
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Commanding Officer's

Colonel : Col
Lieutenant Colonell : LtCol
Major : Maj
Captain : Capt
Lieutenantt : Lt
Ensign : Ens
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Non Commissioned Officers

Regimental Sergeant Major : RSM
Sergeant Major : SgtMaj
Drill Sergeant : DSgt
Colour Sergeant :CSgt
Sergeant : Sgt
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Enlisted

Chosen Man : Chsn
Corporal : Cpl
Lance-Corporal :LCpl
Guard : Grd
Regular : Rgl
Private : Pte
Cadet : Cdt
Recruits / Volunteer: Rec / Vol
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HISTORY:
The French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States.

     Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure authority was granted to raise four provincial regiments of infantry, one in Nova Scotia, one in Newfoundland, one in Canada, and one in New Brunswick. These regiments were to serve only in their respective provinces, and were not part of the regular British establishment.

     In 1799, the status of the provincial regiments was cbanged to that of fencibles, so they could be committed to serve anywhere in North America. However, they were not called upon to do so, and with the Peace of Amiens in 1802 the regiments were disbanded.

     Peace was short-lived, and hostilities recommenced early in 1803. Once again, the shortage of regular British regiments left British North America in a difficult situation, and authority was granted to raise four fencible units, one each in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Canada.

     On 6 July 1803, Brigadier-General Martin Hunter was granted a letter of service authorizing him to raise a corps to be known as His Majesty's New Brunswick Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Unlike the previous unit, the new regiment of fencibles was to be part of the regular establishment of the British Army, although its service was restricted to North America.

     In 1808, the regiment volunteered for general service. The offer was rejected; but when it was renewed in 1810, the British authorities accepted, and the fencibles were elevated to an infantry regiment of the line. As the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot, the unit could be moved to any British garrison or theatre of operations.

     When war with the United States broke out in June 1812, detachments of the 104th were posted throughout New Brunswick. The buildup of American troops in the Sackets Harbor area during the winter of 1812-13 implied that an invasion of Upper Canada would rake place in the spring. To strengthen the defences of Upper Canada, Sir George Prevost instructed Sir John Sherbrooke, commanding in Nova Scotia, to send six companies of the 104th overland to Quebec, and then on to Kingston.

   The headquarters and grenadier companies set out on snowshoes from Fredericton on 16 February 1813; one battalion company followed each succeeding day, with the light company bringing up the rear. In spite of temperatures of -310C (-250F) the detachments arrived in Quebec in mid-March, travelling 550km (350 mi.) in twenty-four days. After two weeks in garrison at Quebec, the 104th set out for Kingston; they arrived on 12 April having covered a total distance of 1125km (700 mi.).

     In the spring of 1813, the remaining companies sailed to Upper Canada, where the regiment remained for the duration of the war, participating in the battles of Sackets Harbor, Beaver Dam, and Lundy's Lane, the blockade of Fort George, and the assault on Fort Erie.

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Do you have immath1 friended on steam to complete this app :
Good Luck 
Or Apply on our Website : http://http://104thregimentoffoot.enjin.com/forum/m/31683339/viewthread/22499052-cav-officer-application/page/1/

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Regiments / 104th Regiment of Foot Name Claim (Reborned)

« on: May 27, 2015, 12:08:16 am »

The 104th is one of four provincial regiments of fencible infantry from Canada seeing action during the time of the Napoleonic wars and the war of 1812. We are composed of a group of driven and fun players of all sorts and like to keep busy with events. We are a regiment of line, light and skirmisher infantry companies as well as a cavalry detachment. It is our mission to have good organized fun within the Warband Community and to bring the rain.

NAME CLAIMED ! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO USE THE NAME PLEASE CONTACT immath1 ON STEAM.


HISTORY:
The French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States.

     Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure authority was granted to raise four provincial regiments of infantry, one in Nova Scotia, one in Newfoundland, one in Canada, and one in New Brunswick. These regiments were to serve only in their respective provinces, and were not part of the regular British establishment.

     In 1799, the status of the provincial regiments was cbanged to that of fencibles, so they could be committed to serve anywhere in North America. However, they were not called upon to do so, and with the Peace of Amiens in 1802 the regiments were disbanded.

     Peace was short-lived, and hostilities recommenced early in 1803. Once again, the shortage of regular British regiments left British North America in a difficult situation, and authority was granted to raise four fencible units, one each in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Canada.

     On 6 July 1803, Brigadier-General Martin Hunter was granted a letter of service authorizing him to raise a corps to be known as His Majesty's New Brunswick Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Unlike the previous unit, the new regiment of fencibles was to be part of the regular establishment of the British Army, although its service was restricted to North America.

     In 1808, the regiment volunteered for general service. The offer was rejected; but when it was renewed in 1810, the British authorities accepted, and the fencibles were elevated to an infantry regiment of the line. As the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot, the unit could be moved to any British garrison or theatre of operations.

     When war with the United States broke out in June 1812, detachments of the 104th were posted throughout New Brunswick. The buildup of American troops in the Sackets Harbor area during the winter of 1812-13 implied that an invasion of Upper Canada would rake place in the spring. To strengthen the defences of Upper Canada, Sir George Prevost instructed Sir John Sherbrooke, commanding in Nova Scotia, to send six companies of the 104th overland to Quebec, and then on to Kingston.

   The headquarters and grenadier companies set out on snowshoes from Fredericton on 16 February 1813; one battalion company followed each succeeding day, with the light company bringing up the rear. In spite of temperatures of -310C (-250F) the detachments arrived in Quebec in mid-March, travelling 550km (350 mi.) in twenty-four days. After two weeks in garrison at Quebec, the 104th set out for Kingston; they arrived on 12 April having covered a total distance of 1125km (700 mi.).

     In the spring of 1813, the remaining companies sailed to Upper Canada, where the regiment remained for the duration of the war, participating in the battles of Sackets Harbor, Beaver Dam, and Lundy's Lane, the blockade of Fort George, and the assault on Fort Erie.

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Events: NA / Legion of Britannia Saturday Event! (CLOSED)-NOW 9e LineBattle !

« on: March 11, 2015, 03:33:56 am »

The Legion of Britannia welcomes you to our own Saturday line battle event!
We will host this event every Saturday on our own Legion of Britannia server
and we will be using custom maps!

Hop in our TeamSpeak half an hour in advance (19:30est) for password and information: 209.15.226.35:10027
Or get in touch with our fearless leader! https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/

Application
Regiment name:
Regiment Tags:
Estimated Attendance:
Leader's Steam URL:
Unit Requested:
Nationality:
Do you agree to all rules of this event?: Yes/Banme


RULES
Max of 1 officer and/or Noncom per regiment if you really must. No musketoons or rockets and no "ramboing" please!
Do not troll (teamkilling, teamwounding, kicking, obstructing artillery, etc.)
If an Admin asks a question only Regiment leaders should respond.
- profane or abusive language, taunting, spamming, racial or ethnic slurs in chat will not be tolerated
- If your unit gets down to 2 men you must join another unit and you may act like whatever unit you joined.
If any unit is attacked regardless of its numbers it may defend itself including firing.
- If a Regiment LEADER has an issue with something or someone during the Linebattle,
please contact one of the LoB admins. Do not take unilateral action.

Line Infantry: Use line infantry type or Grenadier/Guard
- 3 men make a line, You may fire when in a line formation and static.
- Shoulder to shoulder spacing, You may not crouch while firing or reloading.
- May form double ranks if you choose, front rank may kneel.
- May crouch when not in combat.
- Must move out in a line!
- Each Inf Regiment may have "attached" skirmishers either Rifles or Light Infantry, these units must stay within 5 yards of the main body and act with the main body in all respects (no rambos) but can act in all respects as a normal skirmisher.
-Infantry units of 9 men or less can have 1 skirmisher 10 or more can have 2.

Light Infantry: (Min 12 Max 16)
- Allowed to use Bayonet or Cav musket if you please.
- May use 3 man spacing and may fire when in a staggered(not perfect), static line.
- Can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing spacing
- Must move out in a line!

Rifles: (Max 13)
- Are only allowed to bring rifles, but can pick up a musket later if they want.
- May use 5 man spacing and may fire when in a static state as long as they are a maximum of 5 yards away from their closest next unit member. May not separate into more than one unit.
- Do not not have to be in a line to fire and can take cover behind rocks/trees while observing proper spacing.
- May move out in staggered formation.

Cavalry: (Max 15)
- Must stay together while moving out.
- Dragoons are allowed to fire while on horseback while static and grouped together, maximum spacing 3 horses.
- May FOC as long as they carry the charge into the melee.
- Must ride and charge together.
- Dismounted Dragoons act as Light Infantry.

Artillery: (Min 6, Max 15)
- Arty Guards are played as Light Infantry regardless of the troop type you select even when away from their guns.
- No more than 15 yards from the guns or defenses when with their guns and can act individually without formation or spacing requirements.
- May have 2 sappers and any mix of men they choose.
- build points will be 150 per side.

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Modifications / 104th Regiment of Foot Skin Request

« on: February 28, 2015, 10:55:40 pm »

We would like having skins for our regiment whic would make us very happy, if you have time pls help us. If accepted add immath1 on steam or join our teamspeak would be a better idea.

TeamSpeak IP : 64.94.238.15:33190

Thank you.

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Regiments / Legion Of Britannia (international army) (Recruitting EU & NA Regiments)

« on: February 01, 2015, 08:16:26 pm »

Legion of Britannia

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The Legion is looking for any new regiments from tiny to huge regiments to provide a new home. The Legion will provide a new home for any kind of regiments of any nation. We also provide a teamspeak server for regiment since the Legion owns an NA ts and it's own EU ts server. The Legion will never ran out of money, regimental leaders shouldn't preoccupy themself about. We are glad of our 2000$ sponsership with an engineering company(can not be named), if interseted contact immath1 on steam.

The Legion awaits you !

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Community / 104th Regiment of Foot Recruitting Experienced European Officers !

« on: January 09, 2015, 09:55:37 pm »

The 104th is looking for an experienced officer for it's own Napoleonic Wars divission. We are looking for someone which has experience in the game and in commanding. If you think you have what is needed add immath1 on steam. (https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/)

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Regiments / 104th New Brunswick Regiment of Foot (NA&EU)

« on: January 03, 2015, 11:36:11 pm »

The 104th is one of four provincial regiments of fencible infantry from Canada seeing action during the time of the Napoleonic wars and the war of 1812. We are composed of a group of driven and fun players of all sorts and like to keep busy with events. We are a regiment of line, light and skirmisher infantry companies as well as a cavalry detachment. It is our mission to have good organized fun within the Warband Community and to bring the rain.

Contact us:
TeamSpeak3: 209.15.226.35:10027
Fearless Leader: https://steamcommunity.com/id/immath1/

                                                 North American Schedule      European Schedule

                                                 EVENTS:                                                                                                 EVENTS:

                                                 Monday                                                                                                  Monday
                                                 KPR Line battle (Grand Battery)                                                                 Training

                                                 Tuesday
                                                 26e Line battle

                                                 Wednesday
                                                 KPR Siege + Line battle Event

                                                 Thursday
                                                 Training/Recruiting Event

                                                 Friday                                                                                                     Friday
                                                 Training/Recruiting Event                                                                           [Nr7] Line battle

                                                 Saturday                                                                                                 Saturday
                                                 LoB Saturday Line battle                                                                            59th Line battle

                                                 Sunday
                                                 Siege & Line battle

Ranks
________________________
Commanding Officer's

Colonel : Col
Lieutenant Colonell : LtCol
Major : Maj
Captain : Capt
Lieutenantt : Lt
Ensign : Ens
_____________________________
Non Commissioned Officers

Regimental Sergeant Major : RSM
Sergeant Major : SgtMaj
Drill Sergeant : DSgt
Colour Sergeant :CSgt
Sergeant : Sgt
_________
Enlisted

Chosen Man : Chsn
Corporal : Cpl
Lance-Corporal :LCpl
Guard : Grd
Regular : Rgl
Private : Pte
Cadet : Cdt
Recruits / Volunteer: Rec / Vol
_________


HISTORY:
The French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States.

     Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure authority was granted to raise four provincial regiments of infantry, one in Nova Scotia, one in Newfoundland, one in Canada, and one in New Brunswick. These regiments were to serve only in their respective provinces, and were not part of the regular British establishment.

     In 1799, the status of the provincial regiments was cbanged to that of fencibles, so they could be committed to serve anywhere in North America. However, they were not called upon to do so, and with the Peace of Amiens in 1802 the regiments were disbanded.

     Peace was short-lived, and hostilities recommenced early in 1803. Once again, the shortage of regular British regiments left British North America in a difficult situation, and authority was granted to raise four fencible units, one each in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Canada.

     On 6 July 1803, Brigadier-General Martin Hunter was granted a letter of service authorizing him to raise a corps to be known as His Majesty's New Brunswick Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Unlike the previous unit, the new regiment of fencibles was to be part of the regular establishment of the British Army, although its service was restricted to North America.

     In 1808, the regiment volunteered for general service. The offer was rejected; but when it was renewed in 1810, the British authorities accepted, and the fencibles were elevated to an infantry regiment of the line. As the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot, the unit could be moved to any British garrison or theatre of operations.

     When war with the United States broke out in June 1812, detachments of the 104th were posted throughout New Brunswick. The buildup of American troops in the Sackets Harbor area during the winter of 1812-13 implied that an invasion of Upper Canada would rake place in the spring. To strengthen the defences of Upper Canada, Sir George Prevost instructed Sir John Sherbrooke, commanding in Nova Scotia, to send six companies of the 104th overland to Quebec, and then on to Kingston.

   The headquarters and grenadier companies set out on snowshoes from Fredericton on 16 February 1813; one battalion company followed each succeeding day, with the light company bringing up the rear. In spite of temperatures of -310C (-250F) the detachments arrived in Quebec in mid-March, travelling 550km (350 mi.) in twenty-four days. After two weeks in garrison at Quebec, the 104th set out for Kingston; they arrived on 12 April having covered a total distance of 1125km (700 mi.).

     In the spring of 1813, the remaining companies sailed to Upper Canada, where the regiment remained for the duration of the war, participating in the battles of Sackets Harbor, Beaver Dam, and Lundy's Lane, the blockade of Fort George, and the assault on Fort Erie.