73rd Reg of Foot (MacLeod's Highlanders)

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73rd Regiment of Foot (MacLeod's Highlanders)
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The grim, grey fathers, bent wi' years,
    Come stridin' through the muirland mist,
Wi' beardless lads scarce by wi' school
    But eager as the lave to list.
We've fleshed o' yore the brave claymore
    On mony a bloody field afar,
But ne'er did skirlin' pipes afore
    Cry on sae urgently tae war.
Gin danger's there, we'll thole our share,
    Gie's but the weapons, we've the will,
Ayont the main, to prove again
    Auld Scotland counts for something still.​




the 73rd is a mount and blade: Napoleonic wars regiment and are always looking for new recruits.
We like being tactical but mainly making sure we are enjoying what we actually do. 

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REGIMENTAL HISTORY
In 1809 the 2nd/73rd Foot was raised in Nottingham from local militia companies. It remained in England until 1813 when it was shipped to Sweden, Germany and The Netherlands for a series of minor actions.

In 1814 the battalion found itself in Flanders and in 1815 part of Wellington's Army in Belgium . The regiment was in Major-General Halkett's Brigade in Lieut.General Sir Charles Alten's 3rd Division. The 2nd/73rd Foot fought in the Battle of Quatre Bras two days before Waterloo. They lost 53 men killed and wounded. At the Battle of Waterloo itself, the regiment was charged by French Cavalry no less than 11 times during the battle and bombarded by French artillery. It remained in square without breaking. The 2nd/73rd lost 6 officers and 225 men killed and wounded, the second heaviest casualties suffered by a line infantry regiment, after the 1st 27th (Inniskillings) which lost 450 out of 700 men in holding their square and Wellington's line. After Waterloo the battalion was part of the Army of Occupation in Paris before moving back to England. The 2nd Battalion disbanded in 1817 sending 300 men to the 1st Battalion in Trincomalee .
   

CUSTOM UNIFORMS
We also have customized our own uniforms for the 73rd which can be downloaded here(under pictures)

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Download here http://www.mediafire.com/?de1qtlacs29uf9b

 
i would appreciate if you put the word that we need recruits, and thank you
McEwanMaster77 said:
Many have tried to become the 73rd Highlanders. Do you have what it takes?

Haha, good luck!  :smile:
 
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