Friday, July 23, 2010
Austrian Army: the center
The center of the Austrian Army arrayed and waiting for the bluecoats:
in the first line the Aremberg division (IR 26 Puebla, IR 28 Wied, IR 1 Kaiser, IR 7 Niepperg, IR 42 Gaisruck) and the Sincere division (IR 17 Kollowrat, IR 27 Baden-Durlach, IR 2 Herzog Karl and IR 8 Hildinburghausen). In the second line the powerful Wied division (IR 3 Lothringen, IR 12 Botta, IR 21 Aremberg, IR 56 Mercy, IR 47 Harrach, IR 50 Harsch, IR 54 Sincere and IR 59 Leopold Daun).
The Prussian point of view...
The Austrian heavy guns battery:
A close-up of Sincere division: the IR 27 Baden-Durlach (light-blue lapels) and IR 17 Kollowrat
The Sincere division, out of focus in the first line, and the Brinken brigade from the Wied division:
IR 12 Botta and IR 3 Prinz Karl von Lothringen from the brigade Browne of Wied division:
in the first line the Aremberg division (IR 26 Puebla, IR 28 Wied, IR 1 Kaiser, IR 7 Niepperg, IR 42 Gaisruck) and the Sincere division (IR 17 Kollowrat, IR 27 Baden-Durlach, IR 2 Herzog Karl and IR 8 Hildinburghausen). In the second line the powerful Wied division (IR 3 Lothringen, IR 12 Botta, IR 21 Aremberg, IR 56 Mercy, IR 47 Harrach, IR 50 Harsch, IR 54 Sincere and IR 59 Leopold Daun).
The Prussian point of view...
The Austrian heavy guns battery:
A close-up of Sincere division: the IR 27 Baden-Durlach (light-blue lapels) and IR 17 Kollowrat
The Sincere division, out of focus in the first line, and the Brinken brigade from the Wied division:
IR 12 Botta and IR 3 Prinz Karl von Lothringen from the brigade Browne of Wied division:
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2 comments:
Fabrizio, an excellent start and I look forward to reading of future SYW 6mm editions using Volley & Bayonet.
I've added a link at my own blog.
Splendid - excellent to see the whitecoats mustering in force! :-)
(If only the battle could be made to have the right result i.e. NOT a Prussian victory... ;-))
Cheers,
David
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