Here we have four Army lists for the Prussians covering the entire Napoleonic Wars. The list for up to 1806 can also be used for the Revolutionary Wars in the 1790s. You can find the lists and the full Rosters here: Prussian Napoleonic Army Lists
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Many thanks for the Prussian lists, and indeed all of them. Although my financial advisor curses you.
On the Prussian list the Landwehr appear twice for 1812-13 with different characteristics. I assume the second instance should actually be 1814-15?
Yes, that’s correct. Apologies
Excellent list. Always fun to have some Prussians involved.
The 1815 list shows 8 schutzen skirmishers. The pages further show the schutzen skirmishers as 6figs. Is this correct, 2 extra skirmishers in the core list?
Do the Prussian Cuirassiers not have the cuirass rule? I got charged by some French Cuirassiers and realised things werent necessarily even between our two units.
Should. The Schutzen skirmishers have rifles?
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