I was planning Warsaw 1656, but need more info about swedish forces. I will make it playable from swedish point of view.Originally Posted by Lord Havelock Vetinari
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I was planning Warsaw 1656, but need more info about swedish forces. I will make it playable from swedish point of view.Originally Posted by Lord Havelock Vetinari
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Nice... I'll try to dig up some info about the swedish forces.
There are some pictures in this thread showing the swedish order of battle. (I don't know which day they show, i guess your battle will cover the 2nd day)
http://forum.skalman.nu/viewtopic.php?t=18324
I have it from polish sources.
I need:
1. which units of dragons were mounted and which dismounted,
2. which units were native Swedish/Finnish - from infantry,
3. which units can be considered as elite ones/vetrans,
4. where was finnish cavalry ( Hakkapeliita),
5. firstnames of these commanders,
6. were Radiwill dragoons Poles/Lithuanians or western mercenaries,
7. exact number of troopers in each unit - if possible - when I re-created Klushino I had almost excellent sources which resulted in extremely realistic polish order of battle ( 1 soldier in mod = 5 in reality - except cannon crew).
This would be enough.
Regards Cegorach
I'll try to find out the facts you need. One question though; which commanders do you need to know the first names of?
Radziwill's dragoons were either poles/lithuanians who fought using western tactics or western mercenaries. So they should be represented by a western european kind of unit.
The exact number of troops in each unit is unfortunately unknown. Together the armies of brandenburg and sweden numbered about 18 000 men.
You can see which units were from finland on the picture in the tread I posted a link to. They were positioned out on the left flank. (Finowie Berendsa= fins under command of Berend and Dragonia Finowie= dragoons from finland)
One note: this version of the order of battle (see link) comes from brandenburg. According to the swedish version the swedish infantry were grouped together with the germans in the centre.
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