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WavreJune 18, 1815
The battle of Wavre is the famous delaying action of Thielmanns 3rd corps of Prussians against Marshal Grouchy and the force sent to break through. In this scenario we consider what Grouchy could have done to prevent the Allied follow up after the battle of Waterloo. Historically he vacillated and did not break through the Prussian line until June 19, the day after Waterloo. In this scenario the French must be in possession of the bridge at Wavre and one of the bridges at Limal and Limalette so that they may meet the bulk of the Prussian army in the rear before 6 PM Game begins at 1 PM with the French entering however quickly their pips allow them. Game detailsTurns 1 PM - 6 PM. Thielmanns corps must start within 10 inches of Wavre with the exception of Stengels brigade who are at Limal. French enter from the crossroads at the bottom of the board in following order: II corps, IV Corps, 1st Reserve Cavalry, 2nd Reserve cavalry. PrussiansIII Corps
9th Brigade
10th Brigade
11th Brigade
12th Brigade
III Artillery Corps
III Corps Cavalry
1st Brigade
2nd Brigade
Detached from I Corps (at Limal) Stengels Brigade
FrenchC in C
I Reserve Cavalry
9th Cavalry Division
4th Cavalry Division
II Reserve Cavalry
9th Cavalry Division
10th Cavalry Division
III Corps
10th Division
8th Division
11th Division
IV Corps
14th Division
13th Division
12th Division
21st Infantry Division (may be attached to any corps) 13th Division
This scenario kindly provided by Tod Creasey OTT [Tod_Creasey@oti.com] |
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