Prinz Wilhelm II von Beerstein, Colonel of the Pilsner Horse Grenadiers receives prayers.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Lord Calvert greets his Brigade Generals
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Brigadier, Sir David Linienblatt's Campaign in the Barony of Alesgarden (Part 1)
After crossing the River Ales, Brigadier Sir David Linienblatt, marched to the Capital of Alesgarden. He decided to garrison the city with the Saxe-Bearstein Battalion von Schafbock before continuing on to Anheuser.
Seeing the devastation of the recent battle, Brigadier Sir David Linienblatt decided to help the citizens of Anheuser by garrisoning the city with the St. Pauli Pontooniers and the San Miguel Pioneers.
The pontoon train, engineers, and vivandieres are specifically designed to repair the infrastructure and build defensive positions.
Brigadier Linienblatt has order the City of Anheuser to be fortified in case the army has to fall back to a defensive position. The San Miguel Pioneer were last seen preparing an artillery position for the Lady Louise Light Artillery.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Troops from the Margrave of Moscovia
The Sobieski Infantry Battalion in march column.
The Fynski Musketeers and the Sonderheim Musketeers are the second brigade.
The Butyski Musketeers and the Schotse Musketeers form the third brigade. The battalion names were shamelessly taken from Vereinigte Freie Stadte Army of Charles Grant who first inspired me many years ago with his book "The War Game". He game me my first glimpse of wargaming and life has never been the same since. THANKS!
Sunday, January 10, 2010
General Lord Calvert assumes command
General Lord Calvert and his hounds assume command of the Covenant of Colon Army. His own Hesse-Boozewick Glenfiddich Grenadiers muster in their training area.
Hesse-Boozewick's Ballantine's Musketeers muster with their Grenadier company.
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