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1814 Campaign Diary: February 2015
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Friday, February 27, 2015. 18th April 1814 – Campaign Diary. First French and Prussian fight battle of Diest. Second French and Russian rest and resupply. Third French and Austrian fight battle of Arracourt. Fourth French and Bavarian both armies break contact. Fifth French and British fight two battles at Savaltiere and Kurutze. Sixth French and Spanish fight battle of Ripoll. First French and Prussian Army. French win battle of Diest. 3 Prussian march to sound of the guns. Second French and Russian Army.
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1813 Campaign Diary: May 2015
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Saturday, May 30, 2015. 8 March 1813 – North Spain. Following the loss of the battle of Palencia, 4. French corps are forced to retreat north off the map. With the loss of two of his five corps, Marshal Soult orders a general retreat. Wellington has clearly achieved both of his campaign objectives. First to take and hold Valladolid. Second to defeat the French army. Labels: 43 North Spain Diary. Friday, May 29, 2015. 8 March 1813 - Central Germany. Russian corps at Warburg. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Both ...
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1814 Campaign Diary: November 2014
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014. 13th April 1814 – Battle of Luneville. Austrian corps attack 9. French corps at Luneville. 2 Austrian corps is on attack orders. 9 French corps are on hold orders. Table at start of wargame. Both corps are on the table at the start of move one. Move 1 – 0800 to 0900. Austrian – cavalry advance and spot French. French – replace blind wit h figures and start to deploy. Move 2 – 0900 to 1000. French – continue to deploy and unlimber artillery. Move 3 – 1000 to 1100. French R...
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1813 Campaign - Halle: The Battle of Gera
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1813 Campaign - Halle. Friday, 4 September 2009. The Battle of Gera. Tactical Map 25 May 1813. Is a large town on the east side of the river Saale. It is the only town occupied by the French on the east bank. Russian corps has been ordered to attack and take the town. Photo 1 – French in. Russians approach from right. Top road to Naumberg. Right road to Rohenburg. Bottom road to Neustadt. Game objective is to hold. French corps (Jan) already in. Russian corps (Paul) enters on Rohenburg (right) road.
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1813 Campaign - Halle: The Battle of Lutzen
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1813 Campaign - Halle. Thursday, 17 September 2009. The Battle of Lutzen. Tactical Map 28 June 1813. Lutzen is a village east of the river Saale on the. The village is held by 1. Westphalian corps is ordered to cross the river and take the village. Table at start of game. Having kept the Russians guessing as they crossed the bridge and deployed on the west bank, the Westphalians move two brigades into the woods and advance the rest to their left. Cavalry melee and infantry skirmish in woods. If the Russi...
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1813 Campaign - Halle: September 2009
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1813 Campaign - Halle. Monday, 28 September 2009. The Battle of Rohenburg - Second Game. Tactical Map 1 July 1813. Is a small village on the. Road east of the river. Russian corps hold the village, and Kutuzov is leading 2. Corps to support them. Napoleon is leading 2. French corps to take the village. Table at start of game Russians top, French bottom. Top road to Zeitz. Bottom road to Greiz. Game objective is to capture. Russian corps (Jan) in and around town. Russian corps (Jan) will enter top left.
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1814 Campaign Diary: May 2015
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Sunday, May 10, 2015. Summary of 1814 Campaign. 1814 Campaign Strategic Map. This was a fictional campaign set in 1814. The objective was to produce interesting battles for us to wargame. It was designed to use all of our model soldiers and scenery on our 6x6 foot wargames table. The campaign was designed in six areas, each with one allied and one French army. Prussian army objective was Brussels. Russian army objective was Luxembourg. Austrian army objective was Nancy. British army objective was Bayonne.
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1813 Campaign Diary: June 2015
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015. 11 March 1813 – Battle of Agualar. Tactical map of battle area. Both corps have orders to attack Agualar. British – 1200 infantry, 1000 cavalry and 30 guns. Spanish – 4000 infantry. French – 1600 infantry, 1000 cavalry and 30 guns. Table at start of wargame. French arrive on table start of move 1. Spanish militia brigade will not hold Agualar unless supported by British. As the French approach the town, the Spanish garrison start to retreat to the left hand half of the town. The B...
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1813 Campaign Diary: August 2015
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Monday, August 31, 2015. 18 March 1813 – Battle of Castrojarez. Tactical map of battle area. British corps attack French corps at Castrojarez. British – 12000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, 30 guns. French – 11600 infantry, 1000 cavalry, 30 guns. Note – 10 British brigade has 70% casualties and will not take part. Table at start of wargame. Both corps start the game on the table. British and French cavalry pin each other. French have redeployed their artillery to protect the bridge. The first firefight is a dra...
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1813 Campaign Diary: 15 March 1813 – Battle of Serrejon
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Saturday, August 15, 2015. 15 March 1813 – Battle of Serrejon. Tactical map of battle area. Spanish – 20000 infantry, 30 guns. French – 16000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, 30 guns. Table at start of wargame. All Spanish start on the table. 16 Italian corps arrive start of move 1. Italians have moved behind woods to deploy opposite valley. Cavalry, supported by one brigade, sent to pin Spanish on left hill. Spanish have moved their artillery to the centre of valley. One infantry brigade remains on left hand hill.
