So what your saying is that the event is scheduled for July 21st which is a Saturday.

This what happens when you read the stuff farther down and ignore the title and heading of a post. Cheers, Bob

What day Dan?

That sounds better. I guess I will wait and see.

I agree with Paul, very nice. My only quibble is that your artillery crew look too clean. Dirty them up a bit after all, they've been handling bags of powder and swabbing out sooty cannon, not bathing in the Elbe!

I am looking at various sources for the Anglo-Portuguese army 1810-11 and what I find is that the Brits had a Light Division, a Division that was all British and included a Guards Brigade, and several other Divisions and that in these Divisions, there was a fixed ratio of Portuguese to Brits 1:2 So ...

There seems to be quite a bit of issues with the initial lists. I agree, if you are going to give players a Spanish and a Peninsular Anglo British list an adversarial French list should have been a no brainer.

I like to use "Napoleonic Armies: A Wargamer's Campaign Directory 1805-1815" by Ray Johnson. It also mentions these 6lb attachments and in his bibliography, I found these citations for Westphalia if this is the army you are interested in (I also recommend any book by Otto von Pivka such as...

The way I look at the chart Dan is that the Cav or foot taking 1 hit must make a CMT roll. Success and they can each advance. Fail and the Cav retreat to 3MU if they are closer, none if they are farther, and foot I guess just stand where they are. You figure the chart is for all units, not just for ...