Colnel. William Tavington
Grandmaster Knight
The British Army during the Napoleonic Wars experienced a time of rapid change. At the beginning of the French Revolutionary Wars in 1793, the army was a small, awkwardly administered force of barely 40,000 men. By the end of the period, the numbers had vastly increased. At its peak, in 1813, the regular army contained over 250,000 men. The British infantry was, "the only military force not to suffer a major reverse at the hands of Napoleonic France.
Here is the Regiment list:
1st Royal Horse Guards
Commander: Colonel Tavington
Type: Cavalry and Skirmishers.
Type: Cavalry and Skirmishers.
95th Rifle Regiment of Foot "95th Rifles"
Commander: Captain Rysborn
Type: Skirmishers
Type: Skirmishers
2nd Kings German Legion Regiment of Foot
Commander: Colonel Ossian
Type: Line Infantry
Type: Line Infantry
48th Regiment of Foot
Commander: Colonel Frederickson
Type: Line Infantry
Type: Line Infantry
The 41st Welch Regiment of Foot
Commander: Colonel Spearing
Type: Line Infantry
Type: Line Infantry
Match History
Date and time:21st Of August at 20:00 BST.
Opponent:Armeé Francaisé
Score:4-1 (Win for BA)
Comments:
A thrilling linebattle , with the British Army taking the first 3 rounds with ease we were made fight very hard for the fourth round where we narrowly won with the score currently at 4-0 the French decided to make a final stand and in a very close final round the French managed to pull away with a round. All in all a thrilling linebattle and a great start for the British Army.
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Opponent:Armeé Francaisé
Score:4-1 (Win for BA)
Comments:
A thrilling linebattle , with the British Army taking the first 3 rounds with ease we were made fight very hard for the fourth round where we narrowly won with the score currently at 4-0 the French decided to make a final stand and in a very close final round the French managed to pull away with a round. All in all a thrilling linebattle and a great start for the British Army.
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Date and time:25th Of September at 19 BST.
Opponent:Armeé Francaisé
Score:3-2(Win for BA)
Comments:
September 25th saw a two large armies clash in what shall be remembered as a historic battle, in which the British once again overcame the tyranny of the oppressive French regime. The battle was hard fought, with rounds won on the point of a knife and clever tactics by both the French general and the British coalition with the final result coming out at 3 rounds to the British to 2 of the French. The battle also saw the last battle of the 40th Regiment of Foot, whose brave heroism during the battle earned them a deserved reputation to fight against all odds.
Opponent:Armeé Francaisé
Score:3-2(Win for BA)
Comments:
September 25th saw a two large armies clash in what shall be remembered as a historic battle, in which the British once again overcame the tyranny of the oppressive French regime. The battle was hard fought, with rounds won on the point of a knife and clever tactics by both the French general and the British coalition with the final result coming out at 3 rounds to the British to 2 of the French. The battle also saw the last battle of the 40th Regiment of Foot, whose brave heroism during the battle earned them a deserved reputation to fight against all odds.
How to join the BA (As a regiment)
Regiment's Name(Full name)
Commanding Officer's name :
What sort of regiment are you eg: Line infantry , Cavalry skirmisher or Artillery , also are you a relaxed or strict regiment :
What experience do you have as a regiment in Mount and Musket eg : Howlong as a regiment have you been active :
How many people could you expect to turn up to a linebattle :
If you decide you want to join the BA (British Army) please copy and past these questions in a reply to this thread with the answers regarding your regiment with them .
Commanding Officer's name :
What sort of regiment are you eg: Line infantry , Cavalry skirmisher or Artillery , also are you a relaxed or strict regiment :
What experience do you have as a regiment in Mount and Musket eg : Howlong as a regiment have you been active :
How many people could you expect to turn up to a linebattle :
If you decide you want to join the BA (British Army) please copy and past these questions in a reply to this thread with the answers regarding your regiment with them .
