Nr 22 Prinz Moritz Von Anhalt Musketeers
The Nr 22 Prinz Moritz Infantry is a mature,european line infantry regiment for Prussia for the mod for Mount&Blade Warband Shot&Shell. We are also one of the first regiments for the mod. It is currently recruiting players who want to have fun with a serious regiment. We will have Line Battles and events which will fill your 18th centrury warfare appetite! If you want a mature and fun regiment, then the Nr 22 is for you!
Die Nr. 22 wird siegreich sein!
History
Moritz Prinz von Anhalt-Dessau,Commander of the Nr 22 from 1741 to 1760
The regiment was raised on March 22 1713. In 1715, it took part to the campaign in Pomerania.
During the War of the Polish Succession, the regiment served on the Lower Rhine in 1733 and 1734.
During the War of the Austrian Succession, the regiment fought at Mollwitz in 1741. In 1744, it was at Prague. In 1745, it fought at Hohenfriedeberg and Kesselsdorf
During the Seven Years' War, the regiment was commanded by:
from May 31 1741: Moritz prince of Anhalt-Dessau
from April 22 1760 to April 5 1768: Balthasar Rudolf von Schenckendorff
The regiment was disbanded in October 1806 after the capitulation of Pasewalk.
Moritz Prinz von Anhalt-Dessau,Commander of the Nr 22 from 1741 to 1760
The regiment was raised on March 22 1713. In 1715, it took part to the campaign in Pomerania.
During the War of the Polish Succession, the regiment served on the Lower Rhine in 1733 and 1734.
During the War of the Austrian Succession, the regiment fought at Mollwitz in 1741. In 1744, it was at Prague. In 1745, it fought at Hohenfriedeberg and Kesselsdorf
During the Seven Years' War, the regiment was commanded by:
from May 31 1741: Moritz prince of Anhalt-Dessau
from April 22 1760 to April 5 1768: Balthasar Rudolf von Schenckendorff
The regiment was disbanded in October 1806 after the capitulation of Pasewalk.
History during the Seven Years War from 1756 to 1758
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On August 26 1756, when the Prussian army was ordered to enter into Saxony, the regiment (including its two grenadier coys) was part of the centre column led by Frederick II. More precisely, it belonged to prince Moritz's corps. The centre column had concentrated in the area of Brietzen and advanced unopposed upstream along the Elbe river by Torgau, Wittenberg, leaving Meissen to its left. On September 6, it encamped at Rothschönberg and finally reached Wilsdruf. While the main Prussian army moved forward to engage the Austrian army at Lobositz (October 1), the regiment remained in the Pirna country to maintain the blockade of the Saxon army which surrendered on October 17.
On May 6 1757, during the invasion of Bohemia, the regiment did not take part to the battle of Prague. It was rather deployed on the left bank of the Moldau near the Weissenberg as part of Keith's corps. On June 18, the regiment took part to the battle of Kolin where it was deployed in the first line of the infantry right wing under prince von Bevern. The regiment broke through the Austrian right wing but was forced back by a counter-attack of the Austrian cavalry, suffering terrific losses (26 officers and 1,165 men). On July 27, the regiment, which had suffered so much at Kolin, was detached under general Manteuffel to reinforce the Prussian forces defending Pomerania against the Swedes. By September, it had reached its destination.
On August 22 1758, as Frederick II tried to put a stop to the Russian invasion of Brandenburg, the regiment formed part of a detachment. under the command of Kanitz, sent to Wriezen to bring back the small boats stored there to cross the Oder. On August 23, the detachment successfully brought back the boats. On August 25, the regiment took part to the battle of Zorndorf where it was deployed in Flemming's brigade at the extreme left of the second line of the infantry centre. On October 25, the regiment was part of Wobersnow's detachment sent by Dohna to lift the siege of Colberg. The detachment marched from Stargard to Massow
Nr 22 engaging
On August 26 1756, when the Prussian army was ordered to enter into Saxony, the regiment (including its two grenadier coys) was part of the centre column led by Frederick II. More precisely, it belonged to prince Moritz's corps. The centre column had concentrated in the area of Brietzen and advanced unopposed upstream along the Elbe river by Torgau, Wittenberg, leaving Meissen to its left. On September 6, it encamped at Rothschönberg and finally reached Wilsdruf. While the main Prussian army moved forward to engage the Austrian army at Lobositz (October 1), the regiment remained in the Pirna country to maintain the blockade of the Saxon army which surrendered on October 17.
On May 6 1757, during the invasion of Bohemia, the regiment did not take part to the battle of Prague. It was rather deployed on the left bank of the Moldau near the Weissenberg as part of Keith's corps. On June 18, the regiment took part to the battle of Kolin where it was deployed in the first line of the infantry right wing under prince von Bevern. The regiment broke through the Austrian right wing but was forced back by a counter-attack of the Austrian cavalry, suffering terrific losses (26 officers and 1,165 men). On July 27, the regiment, which had suffered so much at Kolin, was detached under general Manteuffel to reinforce the Prussian forces defending Pomerania against the Swedes. By September, it had reached its destination.
On August 22 1758, as Frederick II tried to put a stop to the Russian invasion of Brandenburg, the regiment formed part of a detachment. under the command of Kanitz, sent to Wriezen to bring back the small boats stored there to cross the Oder. On August 23, the detachment successfully brought back the boats. On August 25, the regiment took part to the battle of Zorndorf where it was deployed in Flemming's brigade at the extreme left of the second line of the infantry centre. On October 25, the regiment was part of Wobersnow's detachment sent by Dohna to lift the siege of Colberg. The detachment marched from Stargard to Massow
Ranks
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Commisioned Officers
Obr - Oberst - Colonel
Obl - Oberstleutnant - Lieutenant-Colonel
Maj - Major - Major
Hau - Hauptmann - Captain
Obe - Oberleutnant - Lieutenant
Leu - Leutnant - Second Lieutenant
Fah - Fähnrich - Ensign
Non-Commisioned Officers
Fel - Feldwebel - Sergeant
Cor - Corporal - Corporal
Conscripts
Mus - Musketier - Musketeer
Rek - Rekrut - Recruit
Nr 22 Officer
Commisioned Officers
Obr - Oberst - Colonel
Obl - Oberstleutnant - Lieutenant-Colonel
Maj - Major - Major
Hau - Hauptmann - Captain
Obe - Oberleutnant - Lieutenant
Leu - Leutnant - Second Lieutenant
Fah - Fähnrich - Ensign
Non-Commisioned Officers
Fel - Feldwebel - Sergeant
Cor - Corporal - Corporal
Conscripts
Mus - Musketier - Musketeer
Rek - Rekrut - Recruit
How to join to Nr 22?
The Leibfahne (Colonel Flag) and the Kompaniefahnen (Regimental Flag) of the Nr 22
To join you need to do the following application and send it either through this thread, or through steam (my steam name is dasvi201
. Then we will test your skills and if you are worthy we can make you a musketeer right away, without passing the rekrut stage
The Leibfahne (Colonel Flag) and the Kompaniefahnen (Regimental Flag) of the Nr 22
To join you need to do the following application and send it either through this thread, or through steam (my steam name is dasvi201
. Then we will test your skills and if you are worthy we can make you a musketeer right away, without passing the rekrut stageName:
Steam name:
Age:
Will you be active?:
Do you have TS3 and a mic?:
Previous experience?:
Anything else:
Steam name:
Age:
Will you be active?:
Do you have TS3 and a mic?:
Previous experience?:
Anything else:
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