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Tango0110 Oct 2026 1:41 p.m. PST

"After the raid on his baggage camp, 'Il Cacciatore' was determined to regain his ill gotten goods, and so planned an ambush for the following day. Bouyed up by the arrival of a unit of Line Infantry, he made his plans and by a series of forced night marches, got ahead of the Austrians just before dawn.


'Fighting Joe' Radetsky was pleased with his loot, but wished he had gotten more. Not sitting on his laurels, he set of in the night to try to get back to the safety of Trauberk and its environs, where he and his troops could get a well earned rest…"

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