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 Post subject: Which General are you
PostPosted: Fri May 10, 2013 12:09 am 
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Gebhard von Blücher ;Still without a computer then I got to learn how to use it once I get one missing my ole war horse!


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PostPosted: Fri May 10, 2013 8:50 am 
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As for me, you could pick any one of a number of mediochre Austrians to describe my play...

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As for me, you could pick any one of a number of mediochre Austrians to describe my play...
Jim


I have battled with you and I do not think your play is mediocre.

Go to my post and go to the link and take the quiz......

Battle On...


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Gidday Jim and others. Archduke Charles was fine officer Jim and inflicted Napoleon's first setback at Aspern Essling.

As for me I have always loved Napoleon but a personal favourite next level down is Lannes. When he passed in 1809 the army and the Emperor were never the same.

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Yes Colin, he certainly was better than anything else the Austrians had to offer. From the little I know, it seems that the Austrians had competent and brave regimental officers but once you went up to brigade, division, corps, and army levels, they got progressively worse, with some possible exceptions in the Revolutionary period and later towards the end in 1813-1814, when they seemed to have some officers who actually knew how to manage a corps on the march and in battle..

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[quote="Fabio Fogato"]Mikhail Kutuzov !
Salut Fabio!
The same! So now we have only choice - to beat some Russians in battle! :D


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Clifton,

we are twins, I came out as Blücher too :shock:


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