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Author:  Tomate_Frit [ Wed Oct 25, 2006 6:03 am ]
Post subject:  A Good Training Scenario
Could someone recommend a good Eckmuhl scenario for a training game with a young officer.

A 15 - 30 turn scenario with a good mix of forces, balance not really an issue, in fact a good advantage for either side would be fine.

Regards,


Marechal Mitchell
Duc de Rivoli
Comte de Bordeaux
1er Regiment de Grenadiers a Pied, Veille Garde
1er Division D'Infanterie, I Corps AdN
Author:  Gary McClellan [ Wed Oct 25, 2006 6:05 am ]
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I forget the number, but I'd say "approaching Abensburg". I think most people look at Teugen-Hausen, but you wanted a "mix" of forces, and that's pretty Cav light.

FM Freiherr Gary McClellan
Generalissimus Imperial Austrian Army
Portner Grenadier Battallion
Allied Coalition C-in-C
Author:  Tomate_Frit [ Wed Oct 25, 2006 9:46 am ]
Post subject: 
Hi Gary,

Excellent choice, the 03 Historical which has just the lone Austrian Brigade with another on the way to reinforce should give the French officer a chance to shine !

With the second Bavarian Division releasing later in the scenario, it will allow the French player to play out one division and then have another Fresh division to pursue the battle later on.

Thanks for the help !

Marechal Mitchell
Duc de Rivoli
Comte de Bordeaux
1er Regiment de Grenadiers a Pied, Veille Garde
1er Division D'Infanterie, I Corps AdN
Author:  D.S. Walter [ Wed Oct 25, 2006 10:40 pm ]
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L'Ecole de Mars recommends:

H02 Teugn-Hausen
H03 Approaching Abensberg

[:)]

The best medium-sized IMO is H04 Hunting Davout. [^]

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D.S. "Green Horse" Walter, Maréchal d'Empire
Duc des Pyramides, Comte de Normandie
Commandant la [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/3_VI_AdR_Home.htm"]3e Division Bavaroise[/url], L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/EdM_start.htm"]L'Ecole de Mars[/url], L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant des Grenadiers à Pied de la Vieille Garde, "les Grognards"
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Author:  John Sheffield [ Thu Oct 26, 2006 7:18 am ]
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[quote]<i>Originally posted by D.S. Walter</i>
<br />L'Ecole de Mars recommends:

[:)]

The best medium-sized IMO is H04 Hunting Davout. [^]
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I fully agree with 'Hunting Davout'. I am in the early stages of this one with Marechal Bruce Hall and it's progressing nicely although it is 60 turns in length. whether I'm enjoying it at the end is another matter altogether. [:(]

<font color="orange">Lieutenant John Sheffield
1st Btn/91 Regiment of Foot <font color="white">
[Argyllshire Highlanders]</font id="white">
6th British Brigade/4th Infantry Division/<b>
II CORPS / </b></font id="orange"><b><font color="red">ANGLO-ALLIED ARMY.</font id="red"></b>


<font color="yellow"> "Among these respectable warriors, the Scotch deserve to be particularly commemorated; and this honourable mention, is due to their discipline, their mildness, their patience, their humanity, and their bravery without example."

"On the 16th and 18th of June 1815, their valour was displayed in a manner most heroic." </font id="yellow">
<font color="red">Viscount Vanderfosse.</font id="red">
Author:  Mark Oakford [ Thu Oct 26, 2006 4:43 pm ]
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just a slight note on noun usage. Scotch is drunk, Scots fight (they're not really particular on who they fight...)
Author:  John Sheffield [ Fri Oct 27, 2006 6:48 am ]
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="3" face="book antiqua" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Mark Oakford</i>
<br />just a slight note on noun usage. Scotch is drunk, Scots fight (they're not really particular on who they fight...)
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The noun usage is not mine as is evident with the use of quotation marks. It has to be appreciated that the original words were spoken by a nineteenth century viscount.

I am aware that the term 'Scotch' refers to an alcoholic drink and nothing else but I must say that Scotsmen <b>are</b> very particular about who they fight as can be seen in various wars throughout the ages but like all other nationalities they have had their share of mercenaries.


<font color="orange">Lieutenant John Sheffield
1st Btn/91 Regiment of Foot <font color="white">
[Argyllshire Highlanders]</font id="white">
6th British Brigade/4th Infantry Division/<b>
II CORPS / </b></font id="orange"><b><font color="red">ANGLO-ALLIED ARMY.</font id="red"></b>


<font color="yellow"> "Among these respectable warriors, the Scotch deserve to be particularly commemorated; and this honourable mention, is due to their discipline, their mildness, their patience, their humanity, and their bravery without example."

"On the 16th and 18th of June 1815, their valour was displayed in a manner most heroic." </font id="yellow">
<font color="red">Viscount Vanderfosse.</font id="red">
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