Frederickson
Grandmaster Knight
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"That the morale of the majority of the Prussian army
withstood the rigours of the field and the shock of
Ligny was due to the high quality of leadership at
all levels." - Mark Adkin
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Life in Hesse-kassel was tough, especially for a veteran Hessian grenadier of regiment von Riedesel that fought in the American revolution. When the napoleonic war broke out I remember seeing rows of soldiers in the streets, music playing flags waving in the wind and soldiers saying goodbye to their wives and sweethearts. I knew I would have to list and fight again. One day on the streets I intended to join the Brandenburgisches Infantry regiment. Before I enlisted I wore my old hessian uniform to the recruiting officer and got many confused stares in the street. I walked up to the wooden table where a man named Oberleutnant Dutch stood. I enlisted and got a new uniform within a week. Later we were to be trained, I had an exception due to my pre-military experience that I proved with papers. Frederickson, our leader is a very harsh commander, but is balanced out with his sense of humor. He lead the regiment to many victories in which we were praised by the towns people of Prussia in drinks, whores and fame, and not to forget a shiny taller from the Prussian state. You too have a chance to join Prussia's most prestigious regiments and meet great rewards! Enlist today!!
Gott Mit Uns
~Fusilier Sebastian Hische.
(we plays as 8. Infanterie ingame)
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History
"The infantry of Prussia in 1806 was 'a museum piece' reflecting the great days of Frederick the Great imposing in appearance but decidedly disappointing in performance. and outdated in training. This was evident as early as Valmy in 1792, but few improvements had been wrought 14 years later. The cult of the past was unshakeable, the tactics rigid, the supply train enormous, and a day's march of over 10 miles was considered excessive. Its leadership was also antiquated, except for Prince Louis Ferdinand. The disasters of Jena and Auerstadt and the succeeding weeks, and the humiliations of Tilsit at length brought reform under the inspiration of Scharnhorst." (Chandler - "Dictionary of the Napoleonic wars" p 210)
The Prussian commanders preferred to move their battalions methodically and over open terrain. Unlike the French, they had to hold precision above speed and flexibility. Heavy dependence on magazines and enormous baggage trains following the troops further added to the army's inflexibility.
The Prussians broadly interpreted Frederick the Great's remark that the soldiers should fear their officers more than the enemy. The goal of the discipline was to transform the infantry into an instrument of single mind and will. Frederick writes, "If during a combat a soldier appears ready to flee, or so much as steps off the line, the NCO standing behind him will run him through with his bayonet and kill him on the spot." Many deserteres were executed, while those found guilty of less serious offenses ran the gauntlet.
"The Prussian Infantry who mobilised in 1806 were products of a system that had not altered since the Seven Years' War. They were immaculately dressed, drilled into unquestioning obedience, savagely punished if they fell foul of their commanders and were unfit for the new type of warfare in every possible way." (Robert Mantle - "Prussian Reserve Infantry: 1813-15")
The years of 1807-1812 were time of reorganization and reform of the army, and infantry in particular. In 1808 the Prussians reorganized their infantry and this was followed by the Exerzir Reglement fur die Infanterie der Koniglich Preussischen Armee of 1812.
The Prussian infantry that joined the Allies against France in 1813 was well-organized and trained according to modern princples patterned on the French model. The regular infantry wase well trained, well clothed and well armed. They were brave soldiers. The reserve infantry was formed from various troops, and might have each battalion in different uniform, and several types of muskets. Most of them however performed in combat quite well.
There were also volunteer units, they armed and uniformed themselves. The volunteers were enthusiastic but lacked training and physical toughness.
The Landwehr infantry was a national levy of all men betweem 17 and 40 capable of bearing weapons. They lacked weapons and uniforms. Many wore either captured French greatcoats or civilian clothes. The older men capable of bearing arms went into Landsturm. They were poorly armed and saw little duty.
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Ranks
Commissioned Officer Ranks
Oberst - Obst
Oberstleutnat - Orlt
Major - Maj
Hauptmann - Hptmn
Oberleutnant - Oblt
leutnant - Lt
NCO Ranks
Feldwebel - Fwbl
Vizefeldwebel - Vfwbl
Unteroffizier - Uffz
Obergefreiter - Obgf
Gefreiter - Gefr
Enlisted Ranks
Garde - Grd
Füsilier - Fus
Gemeiner - Gem
Rekrut - Rek
Freiwillige - Frei
Oberst - Obst
Oberstleutnat - Orlt
Major - Maj
Hauptmann - Hptmn
Oberleutnant - Oblt
leutnant - Lt
NCO Ranks
Feldwebel - Fwbl
Vizefeldwebel - Vfwbl
Unteroffizier - Uffz
Obergefreiter - Obgf
Gefreiter - Gefr
Enlisted Ranks
Garde - Grd
Füsilier - Fus
Gemeiner - Gem
Rekrut - Rek
Freiwillige - Frei
Code of Honor
1: Respect the Hierarchy
2: Listen to your commanders.
3: Try not to fight among each other.
4: Do not troll.
5: Do not Intentionally teamkill.
6: Use the chain of command (ask a Unteroffizier before a Feldwebel or a Leutnant.)
7: Do not **** about during serious occasions (linebattles, trainings etc.)
2: Listen to your commanders.
3: Try not to fight among each other.
4: Do not troll.
5: Do not Intentionally teamkill.
6: Use the chain of command (ask a Unteroffizier before a Feldwebel or a Leutnant.)
7: Do not **** about during serious occasions (linebattles, trainings etc.)
Regimental Gallery (Cool Paintings)
Discipline will be rewarded with women.
Medals
Drill Sergeant: For results in knocking discipline into the regiment.
Excellent Commanding: For skilled tactics during battles.
Human Shield: For taking the hit for an Officer.
Master of Propaganda: For good recruiting and clever promotion of regiment.
Melee Ninja: For excessive killing in a single melee.
Sharpshooter: For consistantly hitting the targets at a distance.
Survivor: For surviving in spite of terrible odds.
Thanks to the 19tes for sharing their medals and the source files. I take no credit for these medals
Excellent Commanding: For skilled tactics during battles.
Human Shield: For taking the hit for an Officer.
Master of Propaganda: For good recruiting and clever promotion of regiment.
Melee Ninja: For excessive killing in a single melee.
Sharpshooter: For consistantly hitting the targets at a distance.
Survivor: For surviving in spite of terrible odds.
Thanks to the 19tes for sharing their medals and the source files. I take no credit for these medals
Roster
1. Linie Bataillon
Kadettenkorps
Freiwillige Dekkar
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Line Battle Record
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale Vs 1er Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Date: October 16th 2011
Victor: 1er Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Final Score: 4-1
Notes: Small contingency of the 1er Régiment de Dragons de l'Impératrice was in support.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale Vs 66th Regiment of Royal Marines
Date: October 27th 2011
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 6-4
Notes: Our Melee Skills were lacking.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs III Ostpreussische Regiment
Date: 11/9/2011
Victor: III Ostpreussische Regiment
Final Score: 8-2
Notes: Damn andreas and his sword -.-
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs 2e Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Date: Saturday November 12th
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 6-3
Notes: Damn good first round CplFo Squidbear
and excellent first half.
Sunday Battle Hosted By the 8ºAusona
Date: Sunday November 13th
Victor: France
Final Score: *unknown*
Notes: Our Skirmisher did a great job and our line held pretty well. the 51st was a major force in a French Victory.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs 2e Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Date: Thursday November 17th
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 7-4
Notes: the enemies commander was getting his carpet ripped up...
Date: October 16th 2011
Victor: 1er Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Final Score: 4-1
Notes: Small contingency of the 1er Régiment de Dragons de l'Impératrice was in support.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale Vs 66th Regiment of Royal Marines
Date: October 27th 2011
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 6-4
Notes: Our Melee Skills were lacking.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs III Ostpreussische Regiment
Date: 11/9/2011
Victor: III Ostpreussische Regiment
Final Score: 8-2
Notes: Damn andreas and his sword -.-
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs 2e Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Date: Saturday November 12th
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 6-3
Notes: Damn good first round CplFo Squidbear
and excellent first half.Sunday Battle Hosted By the 8ºAusona
Date: Sunday November 13th
Victor: France
Final Score: *unknown*
Notes: Our Skirmisher did a great job and our line held pretty well. the 51st was a major force in a French Victory.
2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale vs 2e Régiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale
Date: Thursday November 17th
Victor: 2e Régiment de Chasseurs-à-Pied de la Garde Impériale
Final Score: 7-4
Notes: the enemies commander was getting his carpet ripped up...
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Discharged Members
Honorable Discharges
General Discharges
Soldat Wepwawt
Garde LooRy
Cadet Cannae
Garde Hoodwin
Dishonorable Discharges
Volontaire Matthew (1st Degree)
General Discharges
Soldat Wepwawt
Garde LooRy
Cadet Cannae
Garde Hoodwin
Dishonorable Discharges
Volontaire Matthew (1st Degree)
Discharges Explained
Discharges are what you receive if you ask to be removed from the regiment or are kicked out of the regiment.
However not all discharges are bad.
Honorable Discharge - For members who request a discharge after serving 3 or more months in the regiment.
General Discharge - For members who request a discharge and have not served for 3 months.
Dishonorable Discharge 2nd Degree - For members removed from the regiment due to fairly severe discipline issues or inactivity. (they may Re-apply for the regiment after a week has passed since their discharge.)
Dishonorable Discharge 1st Degree - For members removed from the regiment due to very severe discipline issues.
(they may not Re-apply for the regiment.)
However not all discharges are bad.
Honorable Discharge - For members who request a discharge after serving 3 or more months in the regiment.
General Discharge - For members who request a discharge and have not served for 3 months.
Dishonorable Discharge 2nd Degree - For members removed from the regiment due to fairly severe discipline issues or inactivity. (they may Re-apply for the regiment after a week has passed since their discharge.)
Dishonorable Discharge 1st Degree - For members removed from the regiment due to very severe discipline issues.
(they may not Re-apply for the regiment.)
