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C G Wrangel18 Mar 2015 2:03 p.m. PST

Hello,

I have question about the amount of figures needed for a Nassau-Usingen battalion at Quatre Bras. I've read some where that they where organized like the french with six companies, but their companies where bigger. The rule set I would use is GdB. My french battalions is 36 figs. Would 48 figs on six bases be correct or what do you say?

pbishop1218 Mar 2015 3:14 p.m. PST

48 is closer to correct, however I built my Nassau at 36, only because 48 took up a lot of footprint. Battalions were over 900 men in strength.

dibble19 Mar 2015 6:09 p.m. PST

Have a look through this.

Nafzieger.


Allied Order of Battle at Quatre-Bras l6 June l8l5

Infantry:

lst (British) Division: Major General Cooke
lst (British) Brigade: Major General Maitland
2/lst Guards Regiment (l,02l)
3/lst Guards Regiment (l,066)
2nd (British) Brigade: Major General Sir Byng
2/Coldstream Guard Regiment (l,044)
2/3rd Guard Regiment (l,l04)

Artillery:

Sandham's Battery, RA, (5-9pdrs & l How)
Kuhlman's Battery KGL (5-6pdrs & l How)

3rd (Anglo-Hanoverian) Division: Major General Sir Charles Alten

5th (British) Brigade: Major General Sir Colin Halkett
2/30th (Cambridgshire) Regiment (657)
33rd (West Riding) Regiment (603)
2/69th (South Lincoln) Regiment (558)
2/73rd (Highland) Regiment (604)

lst (Hanoverian) Brigade: Major General Count von
Kielmansegge
Bremen Field Battalion (552)
Verden Field Battalion (573)
York Field Battalion (647)
Lu"neberg Field Battalion (635)
Grubenhagen Jager Battalion (66l)
Feldjager Korps (340)

Artillery:

Lloyd's Battery, RA (5-9pdrs & l How)
Cleeve's Battery, RA (5-9pdrs & l How)

2nd (Netherlands) Division: General Lieutenant de
Perponcher-Sedinitzky

lst Brigade: General Major Bijlandt
7th (Belgian) Line (70l)
27th (Dutch) Line Battalion (809)
5th Militia Battalion (482)
7th Militia Battalion (675)
8th Militia Battalion (566)

2nd Brigade: General Major HSH Prince Bernard of
Saxe-Weimar

l/2nd Nassau Regiment (903)
2/2nd Nassau Regiment (903)
3/2nd Nassau Regiment (903)
l/Orange-Nassau Regiment (795)
2/Orange-Nassau Regiment (796)
Freiwilliger Nassau Jager Det. (l co) (l69)

Artillery

Stievenart Battery (8 6pdr guns)
Sijleveldt Battery (8 6pdr guns)

Paul :)

C G Wrangel20 Mar 2015 6:34 a.m. PST

Thanks alot gentlemen!

SJDonovan20 Mar 2015 8:49 a.m. PST

Judging from those figures, the Nassauers really appear to have taken to heart the dictum that God is on the side of the big battalions.

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