Monday 7 December 2009

Hagelberg. A Scenario for Lasalle

In order to see if Lasalle is the more adequate set to fight small engagements, I am devising a Scenario about the battle of Hagelberg. The battle was fought between the French Girard’s Garrison (or Division) of Magdeburg and the Prussian Hirschfeld corps. Both seides were composed from 2nd-line units, and the final result was a total French defeat. I did fought this Scenario using 'divisional' Napoleon's Battles two years ago (see the entry Battle of Hagelberg and NBd in this blog or Hagelberg (1813) in the main web-site).

The OOB's are:

French Forces: Magdeburg Garrison
Commander
: GD Baron Girard

Brigade Sennegon -/-
3/24th Légêre Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/26th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/18th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/19th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
1/9th Westphalian Line Shaky/Amateur/SK1
2/1st Croatian Shaky/Amateur/SK2

Brigade Baville -/-
3/134th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
6/134th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/56th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/72th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
1/Saxon Ducal House Shaky/Amateur/SK1
2/Saxon Ducal House Shaky/Amateur/SK1

Cavalry Bureaux de Pusy -/-
13th French Hussar Reliable/Experienced/Pursuit
1 Mixed Regiment de marche Reliable/ Experienced /Pursuit

Artillery
1/9th Foot Artillery Foot/3 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer
16/9th Foot Artillery Foot/3 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer

Prussian Forces
Commander: Generalmajor von Hirschfield

Advance Guard Langeron -/-
1/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
2/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK2

Right Wing Brigade Puttlitz -/-
4/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
1/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
4/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/7th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1

Left Wing Brigade Boguslavsky -/-
2/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1

Reserve Brigade Marwitz -/-
1/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
4/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1

Detachment Reuss -/-
1/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1/7th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1 Elbe Infantry regiment Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1/3rd Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
Prussian 6pdr Foot Battery Foot/2 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer

Cavalry Bismarck -/-
2/3/4/3rd Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
5th Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
6th Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
Russian Light Battery #26 Foot/5 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer

Cossacks Czenichev -/- (Reinforcements)
Sisava (+) Shaky/Irregular/Pursuit
Vlassov (+) Shaky/Irregular/Pursuit

Notes
French and Prussian are small (four-base) units. Cossack sotnia are large (six-base) units (marked with a plus sign).

4 comments:

  1. Hi Rafa,

    I can not tell from your OB if you fit it into the Army Builder or if you used an historical OB?

    Look forward to seeing the AR.

    John

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  2. Hi John
    Is a historical scenario. I have not used the Army Builder. I am now considering that maybe it is too complex for a first try of the rules, so maybe I'll use only part of the forces.
    Rafa

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  3. It seems from my reading that a lot of stress is placed on the balance of forces in the rules. I think this is why I stayed away from a historical scenario initially.

    John

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  4. Yes, the Army Builder forces lead to balanced scenarios for competition. Hagelber is a 'historical' scenario. Theoretically it is biased against Prussians but actually they won!
    Rafa

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