Army Officers Manual *First Draft*
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- COL Longstreet
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I personnaly like the unit type of Corps. It´s the basic unit in army-related thoughts of myself. Instead of this I don´t like Divisions and Battallions or the thing called "Half-Brigade", I stay with Corps and Regiments and Brigades.
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I've never heard of that term before either. Typically a brigade consists of two to four regiments (which are made up of two battalions apiece). I would agree that a "half-brigade" would be a regiment or two.
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- COL Longstreet
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Technically correct.
A half-brigade was normally a mix of 1-2 battallions + 1-2 regiments. France used it in the 18th century.
Could be in relation to the better known "Light Brigades" like GB used them.
EDIT:
In France it was taking the place of brigades between regiments and divisions
as basic, in this times brigades were not used.
A half-brigade was normally a mix of 1-2 battallions + 1-2 regiments. France used it in the 18th century.
Could be in relation to the better known "Light Brigades" like GB used them.
EDIT:
In France it was taking the place of brigades between regiments and divisions
as basic, in this times brigades were not used.
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James Longstreet
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Ah, gotcha. A Light Brigade (or Light Division) was simply because it was larger than a regiment (or brigade) yet smaller than a typical brigade (or division). That makes more sense...especially since the French used it.
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Hey, I don't want to be the Commandant or the Prefect. I'm just wondering if all that stress of being the Commandant and Army Commander will get to General Jansen.
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GEN Jansen wrote:If I had to do both, I could easily manage..
I do not doubt it. You are extremely capable.
Congratulations, General Jansen.
(to do two functions simultaneously? .... might I to do something like that?)
Mmm.
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