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The Avant Garde, commanded by Von Kleist: the Frei Battalion Salenmon, the HR1 (Kleist)
and the Kleist Frei-Cavalry: the Frei Husaren in red and green and the Frei Dragoner with their austrian-like fur caps.
The cavalry wing: the first line, cuirassiers under Gen. Lt Prinz Von Wurtemberg, the second line dragoons under Gen. Lt von Platen.
A close-up of CR 13 (Garde du Corps).
The infantry wing: the first line (Gen. Lt von Neu-Wied) and the second line (Gen. Lt von Forcade);
the first line was comprised of the Saldern and Zeuner brigade with the best regiments of Prussian infantry: IR 1 Zeuner (ex Winterfeldt), IR 13 Syburg (ex Itzenplitz), IR 18 Prinz of Preussen, IR 15 II and III Battalion Garde and IR6 Grenadier Garde:
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Very impressive, I bet they look good on the table all together.
Me like.
Good to see you have joined up at Bennos :-D
Greetings
Paul
I know what you mean about that Torgau by Frank Chadwick game. I never saw that one but played Terrible Swift Sword against guys who spoke of it in awe, back then, and many others like it later, including Chadwick's own Prague micro and Peter Englund's Holowczyn 1708 micro, and lots more.
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