98th_Col_Scott
Recruit
Hello,
we are the 98th and we searching new eu members for the regiment
If intrested add me on steam jj15
History:
The 98th Foot was raised in Chichester in 1824 by Lieutenant Colonel Mildmay Fane. In December 1824 the new regiment was posted to South Africa where for all bar two years of its 13 year tour it was based in Cape Town, the other two years being in Grahamstown. During the entire tour no active service was seen. Returning to England in 1837 the regiment was based for two years in Newcastle upon Tyne where it was frequently called out to support the civil powers during the Chartist unrests. In 1841 the regiment moved to Ireland but very shortly afterwards was sent to China during the 1st China or Opium War. Arriving in Hong Kong in 1842 it formed part of the 1st Brigade, commanded by Major General Lord Saltoun, along with the 26th Foot, the Bengal Volunteer Battalion and the grenadier and light companies of the 41st Madras Native Infantry. The brigade advanced on Chinkiang and after an ineffective pursuit of retreating Chinese forces took part in the final advance on Nanking. The next move was to India in 1846. Initially the regiment was based in Calcutta (Kolkata) and Dinapore, however, in 1848 it moved to the Punjab where, although not directly engaged in the Second Anglo-Sikh War, a second battle honour — PUNJAUB — was awarded.
we got our own ts join it ip: 6thregimentofcazadoresofficial.typefrag.com
wait and ask for scott
we are the 98th and we searching new eu members for the regiment
If intrested add me on steam jj15
History:
The 98th Foot was raised in Chichester in 1824 by Lieutenant Colonel Mildmay Fane. In December 1824 the new regiment was posted to South Africa where for all bar two years of its 13 year tour it was based in Cape Town, the other two years being in Grahamstown. During the entire tour no active service was seen. Returning to England in 1837 the regiment was based for two years in Newcastle upon Tyne where it was frequently called out to support the civil powers during the Chartist unrests. In 1841 the regiment moved to Ireland but very shortly afterwards was sent to China during the 1st China or Opium War. Arriving in Hong Kong in 1842 it formed part of the 1st Brigade, commanded by Major General Lord Saltoun, along with the 26th Foot, the Bengal Volunteer Battalion and the grenadier and light companies of the 41st Madras Native Infantry. The brigade advanced on Chinkiang and after an ineffective pursuit of retreating Chinese forces took part in the final advance on Nanking. The next move was to India in 1846. Initially the regiment was based in Calcutta (Kolkata) and Dinapore, however, in 1848 it moved to the Punjab where, although not directly engaged in the Second Anglo-Sikh War, a second battle honour — PUNJAUB — was awarded.
we got our own ts join it ip: 6thregimentofcazadoresofficial.typefrag.com
wait and ask for scott
