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Sakers
(9_lber_land_cannon_(saker))
Fixed Artillery
A saker is an old-fashioned style of light cannon, deployed in a fixed position.
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Demi-Cannons
(24_lber_land_cannon_(demi_cannon))
Fixed Artillery
A demi-cannon is a heavy artillery piece from the previous century, deployed in a fixed battlefield position.
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4-inch Mortar Battery
(4_inch_mortar)
Fixed Artillery
A mortar is a large calibre, fixed artillery piece that lobs an explosive shell in a high arc at the enemy.
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Rocket Troop
(rockets_fixed)
Fixed Artillery
War rockets are a terrifying device, capable of carrying different kinds of warhead and of causing utter panic in their targets.
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12-lber Howitzer Foot Artillery
(12_lber_howitzer)
Artillery
Howitzers send shells plunging into enemy formations and over defences, making cover irrelevant.
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24-lber Howitzer Foot Artillery
(24_lber_howitzer)
Artillery
Howitzers send shells plunging into enemy formations and over defences, making cover irrelevant.
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12-lber Foot Artillery
(12_lber_land_cannon)
Artillery
Foot artillery batteries are the core of an army on campaign: the weapons that win battles and batter down walls.
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24-lber Foot Artillery
(24_lber_land_cannon)
Artillery
Foot artillery batteries are the core of an army on campaign: the weapons that win battles and batter down walls.
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Puckle Guns
(puckle_gun)
Artillery
The Puckle gun is a tripod-mounted repeating heavy musket or small cannon, capable of rapid fire.
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3-lber Horse Artillery
(3_lber_land_cannon_galloper)
Horse Artillery
Intended to keep up with rapidly-advancing mounted forces, horse artillery batteries have a touch of “cavalry dash” about them.
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6-lber Horse Artillery
(6_lber_land_cannon_galloper)
Horse Artillery
Intended to keep up with rapidly-advancing mounted forces, horse artillery batteries have a touch of “cavalry dash” about them.
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Cuirassiers
(euro_cuirassiers)
Heavy Cavalry
Cuirassiers are heavy cavalry who still wear armour, who rely on the shock of impact to defeat enemies.
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Garde du Corps
(prussian_garde_du_corp)
Heavy Cavalry
The royal guard cavalrymen are all gentlemen, hand picked to protect the person of the sovereign.
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Uhlans
(euro_lancers_uhlans)
Lancer Cavalry
These cavalrymen are armed with a long spear or lance that makes them particularly deadly when charging.
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Bosniaks
(elite_bosniaks)
Lancer Cavalry
Bosniaks are lancers, used to skirmish and for chasing down routing enemies.
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Hussars
(euro_hussars)
Light Cavalry
Hussars are light cavalry, used as skirmishers and for scouting ahead of an army.
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2nd Hussars
(elite_2nd_hussars)
Light Cavalry
These elite light cavalrymen are used for skirmishing and are some of the finest horseman in the Prussian army.
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Death's Head Hussars
(sp_ed_deaths_head_hussar)
Light Cavalry
Hussars are light cavalry, used as skirmishers and for scouting ahead of an army.
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Mounted Tribal Auxiliary
(native_american_mounted_musketeers_auxiliary)
Missile Cavalry
These tribesmen are willing to fight for European gold, and a musket apiece.
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Gendarmerie
(euro_provincial_cavalry_gendarmerie)
Cavalry
These locally recruited cavalry are a valuable aid in keeping order.
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Regiment of Horse
(euro_regiment_of_horse)
Cavalry
These cavalry are shock troops, intended to charge into melee and deliver terrible blows with their straight swords.
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Company Cavalry
(euro_company_cavalry)
Cavalry
Recruited to fight in India, company cavalry are mercenaries fighting for the great trading companies.
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General's Bodyguard
(euro_generals_bodyguard)
General
These tough warriors and soldiers have only one task: keeping their commander alive and well in the swirling chaos of battle.
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Dragoons
(euro_dragoons)
Dragoons
Despite appearances, dragoons are not really cavalry but mounted line infantry, riding into a battle then fighting on foot.
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Colonial Dragoons
(euro_dragoons_colonial)
Dragoons
Despite appearances, dragoons are not really cavalry but mounted line infantry, riding into a battle then fighting on foot.
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Light Dragoons
(euro_light_dragoons)
Dragoons
Light dragoons are mounted skirmishers, riding to a fight then engaging the enemy on foot.
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Republican Guard
(euro_republican_guard)
Elite Infantry
The Republican Guard are the elite of the nation, proud to fight for their people and unwavering in the defence of their hard-won liberties.
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Life Guard
(prussian_life_guard)
Elite Infantry
The elite foot guards are charged with protecting the persons of the monarch and the royal family.
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Grenadiers
(prussian_grenadiers)
Grenadiers
Grenadiers are large, strong men, armed with muskets and carrying bags of bombs to hurl at the enemy’s ranks.
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Pandours
(pandours)
Irregulars
These irregular troops are often poorly equipped and ill-disciplined, but they can be a very effective, mobile “mob”.
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Native Musketmen Auxiliary
(native_american_musketeers_auxiliary)
Irregulars
These tribesmen are willing to fight for European gold, and a musket apiece.
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Light Infantry
(euro_light_infantry)
Light Infantry
Light infantry are skirmishers who harass the enemy while screening the main body of an army.
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Colonial Light Infantry
(euro_light_infantry_colonial)
Light Infantry
Light infantry are skirmishers who harass the enemy while screening the main body of an army.
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Prussian Jaegers
(euro_elite_light_infantry_prussian_jaegers)
Light Infantry
Light infantry forces form a skirmish line to slow the enemy advance and keep their own line unmolested by enemy skirmishers.
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Frei-korps
(elite_frei-korps)
Light Infantry
These light infantry are used to harass the enemy and screen the main body of the army.
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Sepoys
(euro_sepoys)
Line Infantry
Recruited by colonial powers, these indigenous Indian infantry are renowned for their loyalty and resilience.
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African Native Infantry
(euro_african_infantry)
Line Infantry
These musket-armed troops use massed volleys to break an enemy, relying on discipline to withstand any counter fire.
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Colonial Line Infantry
(euro_line_infantry_colonial)
Line Infantry
These musket-armed troops use massed volleys to break an enemy, relying on discipline to withstand any counter fire.
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Company Infantry
(euro_company_infantry)
Line Infantry
Raised in India, these European mercenaries do not fight “for king and country” but for the great East Indies trading companies.
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Line Infantry
(euro_line_infantry_prussia)
Line Infantry
These musket-armed troops use massed volleys to break an enemy, relying on discipline to withstand any counter fire.
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Native Warrior Auxiliary
(native_american_warriors_auxiliary)
Melee Infantry
These tribal warriors are willing to fight for foreign invaders, as it gives them a chance for glory and fame.
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Pikemen
(euro_pikemen)
Melee Infantry
Pikemen carry long spears of a type that would have been familiar to the soldiers of Alexander the Great.
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Ghoorkas
(sp_ed_ghoorkas)
Melee Infantry
Recruited by colonial powers, these indigenous Indian infantry are renowned for their loyalty and resilience.
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Militia
(euro_militia_infantry)
Militia
These musket-armed troops are recruited to defend their own locality, not carry the war to an enemy’s land.
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Colonial Militia
(euro_militia_infantry_colonial_militia)
Militia
These musket-armed troops are recruited to defend their own locality, not carry the war to an enemy’s land.
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Conscripts
(euro_republican_conscript_infantry)
Militia
These men are legally compelled to serve in the army, on pain of imprisonment or death. As a result, they may not be the most enthusiastic of soldiers!
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Dahomey Amazons
(sp_ed_dahomey_amazon)
Militia
These merciless female warriors, armed with rifles, are rightly feared by men for their aggression in battle.
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Native Bowmen Auxiliary
(native_american_archers_auxiliary)
Skirmishers
These tribal warriors are willing to fight for foreign powers, but at a price.
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Brig
(brig)
Brig
A brig is a lightly armed, small, two-masted sailing ship, much prized for its exceptional handling and sailing qualities.
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Sloop
(sloop)
Sloop
A sloop of war is usually ketch-rigged with two masts. These small vessels handle well in restricted waters.
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Admiral's Flagship, 5th Rate
(5th_rate_admiral)
Admiral
Flagship frigates are single-deck warships, combining good handling, firepower and endurance at sea.
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Fifth Rate
(5th_rate)
5th Rate
Frigates are single-deck warships, used for a variety of tasks thanks to a combination of good handling, firepower and endurance at sea.
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Razee
(razee)
Razee
A razee is a robust frigate, created by cutting the top deck off a larger ship of the line.
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Sixth Rate
(6th_rate)
6th Rate
A sixth rate is the smallest class of frigate. It is a useful scout for slow battle fleets, and usually has excellent handling characteristics.
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Carronade Frigate
(carronade_frigate)
6th Rate
Carronade frigates are single-deck vessels, with extremely impressive short-range firepower.
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Steamship
(steam_ship)
Steam Ship
A steamship still uses sails, but the ability to ignore the wind is highly desirable in a warship.
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Light Galley
(light_galley/galliot/fusta)
Light Galley
Light galleys have sails and oars, and light cannons mounted on platforms above the rowers’ benches.
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Galley
(medium_galley)
Medium Galley
Galleys are propelled by both oars and sails, with cannons on firing platforms above the rowers’ heads.
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Admiral's Flagship, 3rd Rate
(3rd_rate_admiral)
Admiral
The third rate is a compromise between firepower and handling. A stable gun platform, it also makes a good flagship.
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Admiral's Flagship, 1st Rate
(1st_rate_admiral)
Admiral
The first rate is the largest type of “ship of the line of battle”, intended to be the command ships at the centre of any fleet.
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First Rate Ship of the Line
(1st_rate)
1st Rate
The first rate is the largest type of “ship of the line of battle”, intended to be the centre of any fleet. These are very expensive and powerful vessels.
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Fourth Rate Ship of the Line
(4th_rate)
4th Rate
The fourth rate is the smallest vessel styled a “ship of the line” (of battle), carrying as many as 60 guns.
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Heavy First Rate
(over_1st_rate)
Over 1st Rate
For some navies big is never quite big enough! This oversized “first rate ship of the line” is more a floating fortress than a mere battleship.
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Second Rate Ship of the Line
(2nd_rate)
2nd Rate
The second rate is a three-deck “Battle Ship of the Line” carrying up to 98 cannons, a powerful unit in any fleet.
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Third Rate Ship of the Line
(3rd_rate)
3rd Rate
The third rate is an excellent compromise between firepower and handling qualities. A stable gun platform, it has more guns than many whole armies!
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Indiaman (Trade Ship)
(indiaman)
Indiaman
The Indiaman is an armed merchant ship, strongly built for the trade routes between Europe and the East. It is not a warship, but can defend itself in need.
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Bomb Ketch
(bomb_ketch)
Bomb Ketch
The “bomb” is a floating weapons platform, usually adapted from a small, two-masted ketch. The whole ship is constructed around a single large-calibre mortar.
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Rocket Ship
(rocket_ship)
Rocket Ship
A rocket ship is a floating arsenal, usually converted from a two-masted ketch-rigged vessel. The whole ship is given over to a rocket battery and the necessary stores.
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Prussia itself has only been “German” since the 13th Century, when the Teutonic Knights carved out a new Christian state on the Baltic coast. The present Kingdom of Prussia is a new state, the result of a union between the duchies of Brandenburg and Prussia, and it is a Kingdom only because the current ruler, Elector Frederick III has decided to improve his status to that of King! In doing so, however, he has been careful not to offend the Holy Roman Emperor, the Archduke of Austria, and calls himself the King “in” Prussia, not the King “of” Prussia. The form of words is a fig leaf: Frederick is King. And he is the king of a potentially powerful and influential Protestant nation, a centre of gravity within “the Germanies” for all those who would look elsewhere for a lead than Catholic Austria.