At the start of the 1806 campaign, there were 14 dragoon regiments in the Kingdom of Prussia. The regiments were numbered consecutively and named after the regimental owner. As a rule, the regiments were five squadrons strong, with the exception of the Dragoon Regiment No. 5 Königin (Queen) and Dragoon...
In 1806 there existed 10 regiments of Hussars, all of 10 squadrons with the exception of 11th Hussar Regiment, which was only 5 squadrons strong and therefore usually known as battalion. The 9th Hussar Regiment was in fact not a Hussar regiment but the corps Torwarczys (15 squadrons) which will...
Q - All units must have the same facing (towards of theenemy board edge) during the game, except units that have been turned around in combat or as a result of being fired on? A - Yes. Q – Since there is no facing, all units (including artillery)may fight or fire in...
This is a list showing all Prussian musketeer regiments and grenadier battalions for the campaign of 1806. The regiments IR6 and IR15 (made up of the Guard musketeer companies) are not represented as the figures have not been made at the time of publishing. These images are designed to...
By Alan and Michael Perry TV presenter Ian Hislop clutching his 'research material' in the Perry's Wargames room during filming. It was the night before Christmas…well about 10 days before, when a maiden in distress popped up on The Miniatures Page forum. She was a researcher from a TV company making a...
“German” (more specifically Brunswick and Hesse Hanau) units served under both Burgoyne and St Leger during the 1777 campaign. Men from both states made up the left wing of Burgoyne’s army, under Baron Riedesel (note just plain old plain old, no “von”) and a few Hesse-Hanau jaeger joined St Leger’s...
