French Imperial Army (1804–1815) - Wikipedia
In 1814, following the Abdication of Napoleon, the army was quickly redesignated as the Royal Army (Armée Royale), and the structure (for the most part) remained, though with regimental …
French Infantry of the Napoleonic Wars. - ATSPACE
The best regiments of French infantry. The French army comprised many regiments of line and light infantry whose soldierly skills and deeds of daring reflected the unsurpassed devotion of …
French Infantry Regiments - Napoleon Series
151st - 156th Regiments For information on the officer casualties of these regiments see: French Infantry Officer Casualties during the Napoleonic Wars
French Infantry Regiments Part I - Napoleon Series
French Infantry Regiments and the Colonels who Led Them: 1791 to 1815 Part I: 1er - 10e Regiments. By Tony Broughton, FINS. The peacetime establishment of the French Infantry …
Category:Regiments of the First French Empire - Wikipedia
Regiments owing allegiance to France during the period of the First French Empire.
French Infantry Regiments Part V - Napoleon Series
2015年7月5日 · French Infantry Regiments and the Colonels who Led Them: 1791 to 1815 Part V: 41e - 50e Regiments. By Tony Broughton, FINS. 41e Regiment d'Infanterie de Ligne. …
VALOR AND DISCIPLINE - Tripod
The Line & Light Infantry Regiments of the Hundred Days When Napoleon escaped from Elba and returned to France, he immediately set about reconstituting the Grand Army. New Eagles and …
Napoleon's Infantry (Grenadiers, Carabiniers, Fusiliers, Chasseurs ...
French Infantry Under Napoleon. 'Many of the victories from 1805 to 1807 were both easy and decisive.' "The army's infantry is its most essential component. Even today, no army can take …
Digby Smith's Napoleon's Regiments A comprehensive reference …
Digby Smith’s Napoleon’s Regiments A comprehensive reference book providing detailed information on about 400 regiments of the French Army, 1792-1815.
FUTW Armies: French Line Infantry
The infantry was the larger part of the French army. It was primarily divided into regiments de Ligne (Line) and Légère (Light), with some hybrid or provisional formations, created ad hoc in …