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10 Sep 2025 11:30 a.m. PST
by Editor in Chief Bill
- Changed title from "Battle of the Pyrenees (1813) - an operational-level game" to "Battle of the Pyrenees (1813) - an operational level game"
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Tango01  | 09 Sep 2025 1:35 p.m. PST |
"This was the latest in Mark's set of Peninsular War battles. It's a challenging one to bring to the tabletop, as the Battle of the Pyrenees was less a battle and more a week-long offensive, involving over 100,000 men and encompassing multiple engagements fought across 1,000 square miles or so of very mountainous country. After Vitoria, the French remnants had retreated behind the Pyrenees. Wellington's army formed a screen in the mountains to cover him while he besieged the fortresses of Pamplona and San Sebastian. Soult mustered fresh forces to bring his own army back up to some 80,000 men and launched an attack through the Maya and Roncesvalles passes to relieve Pamplona. The Allies gave ground, suffering some reverses on the way, but finally repulsed Soult at Sorauren…"
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