Warder
Sergeant at Arms
Introduction
If you are looking for an active and disciplined regiment then look no further! The Dalregementet is something you were looking for! Everyone is welcome to join our ranks, no matter where you live or how skilled you are. New players will learn discipline, honor and loyalty, yet veterans will get to show their superior skills on the battlefield and by helping the clan in anyway they can! And everything with lots of fun! In Dalregementet you are rewarded for your deeds! Yet you also can get "awarded" for dishonorable behavior or disobeying the rules and orders!
Distinguish yourself in the field of battle and you will get invited either to pike or musket company! Show that you're active and mature and you might be promoted! Everything is possible in Dalregementet!
Distinguish yourself in the field of battle and you will get invited either to pike or musket company! Show that you're active and mature and you might be promoted! Everything is possible in Dalregementet!
Regimental Ranks/
Regimental Rangordna
Head Command/Huvud Kommando
Överste/ Colonel - Ov
Överstlöjtnant/ Lieutenant Colonel - Ovlojt
Major/ Major - Mjr
Officers
Kapten/ Captain - Kap
Löjtnant/ Lieutenant - Lojt
Fänrik/ Ensign - Fnr
Non-commisioned Officers/
Icke-uppdragsgivare Kommenderar
Regenewsförvaltare/ Regimental Sergeant Major - Rfv
Förvaltare/ Sergeant Major - Fv
Fanjunkare/ Colour Sergeant - Fnj
Sergeant/ Sergeant - Serg
Enlisted
Korporal/ Corporal - Kpr
Vicekorporal/ Lance Corporal - Vkpr
Menig 1kl/ Private first class - MgI
Menig/ Private - Mg
Rekryt / Recruit - Rkt
Regimental Rangordna
Head Command/Huvud Kommando
Överste/ Colonel - Ov
Överstlöjtnant/ Lieutenant Colonel - Ovlojt
Major/ Major - Mjr
Officers
Kapten/ Captain - Kap
Löjtnant/ Lieutenant - Lojt
Fänrik/ Ensign - Fnr
Non-commisioned Officers/
Icke-uppdragsgivare Kommenderar
Regenewsförvaltare/ Regimental Sergeant Major - Rfv
Förvaltare/ Sergeant Major - Fv
Fanjunkare/ Colour Sergeant - Fnj
Sergeant/ Sergeant - Serg
Enlisted
Korporal/ Corporal - Kpr
Vicekorporal/ Lance Corporal - Vkpr
Menig 1kl/ Private first class - MgI
Menig/ Private - Mg
Rekryt / Recruit - Rkt
History
The regiment has its origins in fänikor (companies) raised in Dalarna in 1542. During 1598, some of the units participated in the War against Sigismund and in 1605 one fänika from Dalarna fought at the Battle of Kircholm. In 1615, these units—along with fänikor from the nearby provinces of Uppland and Västmanland—were organised by Gustav II Adolf into Upplands storregemente, of which 1,400 of the total 3,000 soldiers were recruited in Dalarna. Upplands storregemente consisted of three field regiments, of which Dalregementet was one. Dalregementet was also the first Swedish regiment to be allotted, which happened as early as in 1621. Parts of this grand regiment participated in the Polish–Swedish wars during the siege of Riga in 1621 and as garrison from 1626–1629. During this period, sometime between 1623 and 1628, the grand regiment was permanently split into three smaller regiments, of which Dalregementet was one. The regiment's first commander was Axel Oxenstierna.
The regiment was shipped to Germany and arrived at Wolgast in June 1631 to participate in the Thirty Years' War. Its first major battle was the Battle of Breitenfeld on 17 September that same year, where it stood in the first line. It also stood in the first line as part of the Swedish Brigade at the Battle of Lützen the next year, a battle which caused heavy casualties to the regiment. The regiment's "creator", Gustav II Adolf, was killed in a cavalry charge trying to ease the pressure on Dalregementet's part of the front. The regiment returned to Sweden to replenish shortly after and remained at home until 1638, when one of the regiment's two battalions was sent as garrison to Stettin. Dalregementet was one of the original 20 Swedish infantry regiments mentioned in the Swedish constitution of 1634. Carl Gustaf Wrangel was the commander from 1639 on. The second battalion was sent to Germany in 1642, and the whole regiment fought at the Battle of Leipzig that year, only to return to Sweden again the following year. They were present during the siege of Landskrona in 1644 during the short Torstenson War.
Dalregementet was shipped to Pomerania in 1655 following the outbreak of the Northern Wars. The regiment was part of the army that sieged and captured Marienburg in 1656, after which one of the battalions was sent to reinforce the garrison in Riga while the other participated in the attack on Copenhagen in 1659. In preparation for the Scanian War, one of the battalions was sent back to Germany in 1674, and was once again put under command of Carl Gustaf Wrangel, who led a thrust into Brandenburg, which ended in the Battle of Fehrbellin. The other battalion was used in Scania in the Battles of Halmstad, Lund and Landskrona in 1676–1677. A temporarily raised reserve regiment of eight companies was used against Norway in the Battle of Uddevalla.
When the Great Northern War started, Dalregementet was under the command of Magnus Stenbock and was used against Denmark but was soon sent to the Baltic region, taking part in the Battle of Narva in 1700 and skirmishes in Livonia, amongst them the Crossing of Daugava in 1701. In 1702, the regiment received orders to join the main army at Warsaw. The regiment took part in the Battle of Kliszów, but was sent back to the Baltics for periods between 1702 and 1705. It then was subordinated to the main army that fought at Holovczyn, Malatitze and finally at the Battle of Poltava, where the regiment surrendered to the Russians.-from wiki :3
The regiment has its origins in fänikor (companies) raised in Dalarna in 1542. During 1598, some of the units participated in the War against Sigismund and in 1605 one fänika from Dalarna fought at the Battle of Kircholm. In 1615, these units—along with fänikor from the nearby provinces of Uppland and Västmanland—were organised by Gustav II Adolf into Upplands storregemente, of which 1,400 of the total 3,000 soldiers were recruited in Dalarna. Upplands storregemente consisted of three field regiments, of which Dalregementet was one. Dalregementet was also the first Swedish regiment to be allotted, which happened as early as in 1621. Parts of this grand regiment participated in the Polish–Swedish wars during the siege of Riga in 1621 and as garrison from 1626–1629. During this period, sometime between 1623 and 1628, the grand regiment was permanently split into three smaller regiments, of which Dalregementet was one. The regiment's first commander was Axel Oxenstierna.
The regiment was shipped to Germany and arrived at Wolgast in June 1631 to participate in the Thirty Years' War. Its first major battle was the Battle of Breitenfeld on 17 September that same year, where it stood in the first line. It also stood in the first line as part of the Swedish Brigade at the Battle of Lützen the next year, a battle which caused heavy casualties to the regiment. The regiment's "creator", Gustav II Adolf, was killed in a cavalry charge trying to ease the pressure on Dalregementet's part of the front. The regiment returned to Sweden to replenish shortly after and remained at home until 1638, when one of the regiment's two battalions was sent as garrison to Stettin. Dalregementet was one of the original 20 Swedish infantry regiments mentioned in the Swedish constitution of 1634. Carl Gustaf Wrangel was the commander from 1639 on. The second battalion was sent to Germany in 1642, and the whole regiment fought at the Battle of Leipzig that year, only to return to Sweden again the following year. They were present during the siege of Landskrona in 1644 during the short Torstenson War.
Dalregementet was shipped to Pomerania in 1655 following the outbreak of the Northern Wars. The regiment was part of the army that sieged and captured Marienburg in 1656, after which one of the battalions was sent to reinforce the garrison in Riga while the other participated in the attack on Copenhagen in 1659. In preparation for the Scanian War, one of the battalions was sent back to Germany in 1674, and was once again put under command of Carl Gustaf Wrangel, who led a thrust into Brandenburg, which ended in the Battle of Fehrbellin. The other battalion was used in Scania in the Battles of Halmstad, Lund and Landskrona in 1676–1677. A temporarily raised reserve regiment of eight companies was used against Norway in the Battle of Uddevalla.
When the Great Northern War started, Dalregementet was under the command of Magnus Stenbock and was used against Denmark but was soon sent to the Baltic region, taking part in the Battle of Narva in 1700 and skirmishes in Livonia, amongst them the Crossing of Daugava in 1701. In 1702, the regiment received orders to join the main army at Warsaw. The regiment took part in the Battle of Kliszów, but was sent back to the Baltics for periods between 1702 and 1705. It then was subordinated to the main army that fought at Holovczyn, Malatitze and finally at the Battle of Poltava, where the regiment surrendered to the Russians.-from wiki :3
Recruitment
The Dalregementet is currently recruiting, and if you are interested in joining an active and disciplined regiment you've entered the right place! Since we don't have own forum, if you are interested in joining then apply here! You need to copy paste the application below, and answer each question.
The Dalregementet is currently recruiting, and if you are interested in joining an active and disciplined regiment you've entered the right place! Since we don't have own forum, if you are interested in joining then apply here! You need to copy paste the application below, and answer each question.
Also add "Kowcioo" or Pancerinho(me).
