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1813 Campaign Diary - Linz: Campaign Summary – 10th September 1813
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1813 Campaign Diary - Linz. Wednesday, July 17, 2013. Campaign Summary – 10th September 1813. General Wrede allows his 10. Division to rest and establish a supply depot at Rohrbach. Division is escorting the survivors of 1. Austrian corps to Munich as prisoners of war. French corps and 2. Austrian corps have heavy battle casualties, and were expected to rest and recover. However General Bertrand wants to increase the pressure of Wrede’s victory. He orders his corps to attack Withering. Http:/ napoleonicw...
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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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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: April 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. 5 March 1813 – North Spain. French win the encounter battle between 3 British and 13 French corps at Arriba. Despite this the Fourth French Army is in desperate need of rest, reorganization and resupply after two days of battle. Two corps are out of supply, and will lose 400 men each to attrition until they are resupplied. All four British corps are also out of supply, and will also lose 400 men each until resupplied. Labels: 43 North Spain Diary. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. They r...
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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.
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1813 Campaign Diary: February 2015
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Saturday, February 28, 2015. North Germany - Introduction. Napoleon considered the Prussians to be allies, and they had agreed to hold the Russian Army east of Berlin at the river Oder, whilst he reorganized the French Army behind the river Rhine. He was unaware of the secret. He was also unaware that the Russians had crossed the river Oder on 20 January 1813. On 10 February 1813 Generalfeldmarschall Blucher took command of the Prussian Army, which was concentrated to the west of Berlin. He considered th...
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1813 Campaign Diary - Linz: Link to 1814 Campaign in France
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1813 Campaign Diary - Linz. Tuesday, July 23, 2013. Link to 1814 Campaign in France. This is the last of the mini campaigns fought as part of the overall 1813 campaign. The next campaign will be set in France in 1814. It is loosely based on the historical campaign. The major difference is that all six campaign areas will be fought at the same time. There will be 12 command posts, one allied and one French for each campaign area. I have started a new blog for the campaign and you can find it here. 1813 Ca...
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1813 Campaign Diary: March 2015
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. 3 March 1813 – Battle of Brunswick. Tactical map of battle area. This is an encounter battle, three corps per side all have orders to attack. Prussian – 40000 infantry, 3000 cavalry, 90 guns. French – 44000 infantry, 3000 cavalry, 90 guns. Table at start of wargame. 2 Prussian arrive start of move 1. 3 Prussian arrive start of move 1. 1 Prussian arrive start of move 5. 3 French arrive start of move 1. Napoleon decides to hold Brunswick until 1. Corps to face north to hold 2.
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1813 Campaign Diary: July 2015
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Friday, July 31, 2015. 13 March 1813 - Central Spain. Spanish corps opened fire on French cavalry who approached Malpartida. They failed to inflict any casualties and the cavalry completed their recce. Spanish corps have run out of supply. They fought their way out of the siege of Almarez. In doing so they lost 400 casualties. Labels: 53 Central Spain Diary. Thursday, July 30, 2015. 13 March 1813 - North Germany. Prussians launch surprise attack on Brunswick. French lose 4100 casualties and 15 guns.
