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Tango01  | 04 Jun 2020 8:00 p.m. PST |
…Stinkenhondendorp. "While a furious battle was being fought five miles south of Courtrai, another one was developing around two miles to the northeast of the Austrian position. Earlier in the day the Dutch had made a reappearance having spent the past seven days in Ghent. Still reeling after their defeat outside Menin on 1 September they managed to put together a scratch force to send to the aid of Coberg at Courtrai (and to their own Dutch garrison). They had departed Ghent on 7 September and by 9 September were a few miles from Courtrai, just in time to get drawn into the battle developing between the French and Austrians. As you know from earlier posts the Austrians had fended off an attempt by the French cavalry to encircle their small force, and these reinforcements (led by Coberg in person) had cut their way through to go to the aid of the greatly outnumbered Kinsky. The Dutch were instructed to place themselves approximately two miles off the flank of the main Austrian position to guard against a further outflanking move. This they duly did, albeit under observation from French light cavalry. However by 4pm were aware of a French force approaching from the southwest which without pause swung into a furious attack against their positions…"
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| CiDevant | 13 Mar 2021 11:56 a.m. PST |
Hello
Really interested in your campaign I am starting up after lockdown, a campaign starting in spring 1794 Flanders
I am using heavily amended Scharnhorst rules as you group favour Blucher
Which I have had also to amend for fighting in the Revolution
I hope you could let me know both the campaign and Wargame rules you are using for this unique and interesting period
Keep safe
Malc |
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worries about not losing his rules stuff.
