It seems that there is no issue about the 2nd Nassau Ussingen regiment nominally being a light infantry regiment. The question Terry raises is whether they were used in this role and how capable they were in doing so. I have tried to find information that could justify the inclusion of a Nassau Ligh...

Still doesn't forgive you for confusing a Morale grading for a Training grading. I don't see in his previous posts where he confused the two gradings. The only point he makes -and I tend to agree with him- that the overall qualifications for the Dutch-Belgian- Nassau troops during the 1815 campaign...

Although I am a war-gamer since the age of 14 (boardgames and subsequently computer games)I have never moved to gaming with miniatures (not enough time to paint and build an army) although I have been tempted on many occasions. Having more time now, I have decided to finally take the step and have n...

I looked it up and you are right.Thank you for pointing this out. It would seem logical that the TON army list provide the possibility to have a Nassau light infantry unit. Could this be part of the errata? I also agree with you that in general the allies of the English are often underrated. Luckily...

Great. Do I need to register or can I just show up?

In the above list the Nassau units are all line infantry (reformed). I suppose I could add a skirmish attachment to the Oranje-Nassau unit which had a Jaeger company (177 men)attached.

Is it possible to attend as a spectator? I am new to the hobby and do not have an army yet (have started painting). I would be interested to see how it goes in practice and maybe get some tips.

Thanks in advance

This is very helpful.Thank you.

I have recently started building this division based on my understanding of the general rules of FOG (including the historical order of battle rules). I have just received the ToE book and looking at the Army list for the Anglo-Dutch army am a bit confused. Since I am new to the hobby, I would appre...