Rob Tuttle joined the French Side with a new player Calvin on the British side with David Parente
We divided La Haye Sainte into a 4 block BUA. Used reduced Musket and Rifle ranges and reduced movement for both cavalry and infantry, also Artillery. Murat and Ney were in command.
La Haye Sainte other terrain is just for asthetics
4 Brigades of French with a Battalion of Chasseurs of the Guard
The British Moving to resist the French Juggernaut
OOOPS the British Artillery Blunders attempting to re-position itself
The Blunder Move straight forward
The British Highlander commander in the Highland spirit
as he outflanked and enfiladed the Polish 3rd Battalion of line
Nasty Melee as Highlanders teach the French not to present a flank to an opponent
(blame it on Ney not seeing the Highlanders for the tall corn)
Quatra Brau all over again
Proper French Advance in the old way The British held for one turn and then well overwhelming force
Round Two of the Melee lucky for the Polish they disordered the Highlanders
Rob assaults Le Haye Sainte (2nd Blunder Move took part of the 95th Rifles off table for three turns)
Rob continues the Assault into La Haye Sainte with the 8th Legere
followed by the Polish 1st Battalion and Neu Chatel Battalion
The bloody fight as the Polish
Rob Tuttle - Commands the French Assault
David and Calvin contemplate the next British advance as the
French Chassuers of the Guard retreated from the Broken Polish ROUT
French prpare to advance
The Highlanders are caught disordered by french Dragoons and the Chasseurs of the Old Guard
British support of La Haye Saint fails
Remains of British Brigade covering retreat of British Highlanders
Out flanked British Brigades
French crush the British left Flank but the Prussians are not far off
and Ney has expended the French Cavalry Reserve
The 95th and 60th rifles are out matched by the strength of french forces in La Haye Sainte assault
The Fight in La Haye Sainte Continues
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