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11637
Forgive my impatience (havent received my rules yet) are there options to garrison strong points such as La Haye Sainte etc?? DC [Non-text portions of this...
Daryl
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Jul 1, 2006
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11638
Jan: I am not sure if you are doubting the content of the two quotes or wondering whether I have made them up:-) Foy's comes from his History of the Peninsular...
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Jul 1, 2006
8:33 am
11639
By "assuming they are correct" I didn't mean I thought you had invented them. :-) I meant "assuming the Napier and Foy were correct in their estimation of the...
Jan Spoor
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Jul 1, 2006
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11640
Mark: Foy's comments are on the British discipline and ability to "preserve their original formation better." There is nothing about the destructive power of ...
Bill Haggart
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Jul 1, 2006
6:55 pm
11641
Hello Bill, As we have discussed this subject in great detail in the past I think that we know each others thoughts on the matter and they are not really very...
mark_hambleton
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Jul 1, 2006
7:38 pm
11642
Jan: I wasn't really attempting to analyse Foy's remarks. As you say, they are very general but, after all, wargames rules that cover brigade level combat over...
mark_hambleton
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Jul 1, 2006
7:57 pm
11643
Mark: It was 'better directed and more destructive". I can agree IF we are talking about the two things that the British did do: 1. Held fire more often until...
Bill Haggart
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Jul 1, 2006
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11644
Did the British Infantry not fire in a slightly different way? Was it not a type of platoon based volley and therefore maintained constant fire on the target...
andrewdeans1971
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Jul 1, 2006
9:31 pm
11645
Bill: If you look at the origins of this particular thread I was suggesting that British troops should only gain a firepower advantage in the rules when in...
mark_hambleton
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Jul 1, 2006
10:06 pm
11646
I checked Warflag and can't find any standards for British Cavalry. Suggestions? Michael Brown mwsaber6@... [Non-text portions of this message have been...
Michael Brown
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Jul 2, 2006
2:19 am
11647
Mark: yes, I guess I did miss that. Thanks. However, I think that forcing the French to fall for that tactic all the time, while being unable to use the same...
Bill Haggart
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Jul 2, 2006
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11648
Mike, Cotton Jim has a complete line of British flags for purchase and I think you can buy them via his Website. As regards the response on Warflag, if by...
COL (R) Bill Gray
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Jul 2, 2006
2:51 pm
11649
So, if I scale down the Infantry Standards no one should complain. I'm getting to the stage where I have all the British, Spanish and French painted, based...
Michael Brown
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Jul 2, 2006
3:16 pm
11650
... Bear in mind that dragoons, as opposed to Horse, have swallow-tailed guidons rather than square standards. I'd do some research IIWY: it's a pity to lose...
johnrohdeuk
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Jul 2, 2006
4:07 pm
11651
I think you will find the British cavalry standards were quite different to the Infantry Kings and Regimental flags. They tended to be crimson with regimental...
Clive Edmonds
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Jul 2, 2006
4:12 pm
11652
I'm not sure I follow, but the design for British cavalry standards was completely different from that of the infantry. They looked nothing like each other. ...
COL (R) Bill Gray
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Jul 2, 2006
4:19 pm
11653
Indeed so. Se (http://www.rofur-flags.de/hat_info/hat_8036_flags.htm). The small colours in the top right-hand corner are cavalry standards. The others are...
Jan Spoor
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Jul 2, 2006
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11654
... <mwSaber6@...> wrote: If you are checking for the Peninsular War, most of the British cavalry did not carry their standards in Spain. -Bill Ponder...
William D. Ponder
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Jul 3, 2006
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11655
Mostly I'm looking because there is a standard bearer in the packs of Cavalry I'm painting. I could just as easily paint it as a bare staff. Michael Brown ...
Michael Brown
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Jul 3, 2006
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11656
... of ... staff. ... As Col Bill says, they look better with flags - so, to hell with history ;) Your best bet is GMB flags ...
John Watts
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Jul 3, 2006
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11658
I like the theme of scenerios pertaining to particular campaigns. Will add them to the list of items to buy. Thanks Bill, Steve Straub...
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Jul 3, 2006
2:45 pm
11659
Anyone on this site playing in Texas? Preferably the DFW area, but I will travel to play. Anyone, Anyone?.... Thanks, Chris...
cncbump
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Jul 4, 2006
2:36 am
11660
I live in Frisco, TX North of Dallas--I bought the rules and I am building 6mm Peninsula armies. Not an expert but have pushed figures around trying to learn...
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Jul 4, 2006
3:13 am
11661
We've had a gaming group in the DFW area for the past 20+ years. We've dabbled with AoE but nothing serious at this point. We probably could be kick started if...
pilum40@...
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Jul 4, 2006
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11662
You might want to keep http://www.thewarroom.com/ in mind. This is run by some great folks and they have a wide range of games that are played. I was ...
Michael (Mike) Cannon
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Jul 4, 2006
11:43 pm
11663
... A couple of us play AoE in the Mid-cities. I put a scenario on at Fort Worth Wars. I live in Bedford, and my friend lives in Mansfield. We have 1813...
jlloyd6462
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Jul 5, 2006
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11664
Ouch - an ex is a has been and a spurt is a drip under pressure (ahem), so that means I'm a . . . .? Regards, Bill Gray...
Colonel (Ret) Bill Gray
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Jul 5, 2006
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11665
DC, Forgive my tardiness but I am crashing and burning for Historicon where I will be presenting two AOE/AOH games. In general, so long as at least half the...
COL (R) Bill Gray
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Jul 6, 2006
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11666
... (ahem), so that means I'm a . . . .? ... I will be more careful how I use the word "expert" from now on. No offense intended. I look forward to meeting you...
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Jul 7, 2006
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11667
It is my understanding that a Russian horse battery was made up of 12 guns, but common practice was to divide the battery in half when in action. So for the...
Daryl
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Jul 7, 2006
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