Napoleonic Prussian JƤgers (1813-15)
The Prussian infantry consisted of fusiliers, musketeers, landwehr and jƤgers. Regiments, consisting of three battalions, were a tactical unit similar to those of the french. Each regular Line regiment had two musketeer battalions and one fusilier battalion, while the Landwehr regiments had three battalions of musketeers. JƤgers were usually broken down into companies and assigned to brigades in āpenny packetsā.
The jƤgers were elite light infantrymen, marksmen and expert in the arts of skirmishing, usually broken down in to company-sized units. JƤgers were rifle armed, although there was not widespread uniformity in the type of rifle used.
This pack contains six Prussian JƤgers.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Napoleonic Prussian JƤgers (1813-15)
Napoleonic Prussian JƤgers (1813-15)
The Prussian infantry consisted of fusiliers, musketeers, landwehr and jƤgers. Regiments, consisting of three battalions, were a tactical unit similar to those of the french. Each regular Line regiment had two musketeer battalions and one fusilier battalion, while the Landwehr regiments had three battalions of musketeers. JƤgers were usually broken down into companies and assigned to brigades in āpenny packetsā.
The jƤgers were elite light infantrymen, marksmen and expert in the arts of skirmishing, usually broken down in to company-sized units. JƤgers were rifle armed, although there was not widespread uniformity in the type of rifle used.
This pack contains six Prussian JƤgers.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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The Prussian infantry consisted of fusiliers, musketeers, landwehr and jƤgers. Regiments, consisting of three battalions, were a tactical unit similar to those of the french. Each regular Line regiment had two musketeer battalions and one fusilier battalion, while the Landwehr regiments had three battalions of musketeers. JƤgers were usually broken down into companies and assigned to brigades in āpenny packetsā.
The jƤgers were elite light infantrymen, marksmen and expert in the arts of skirmishing, usually broken down in to company-sized units. JƤgers were rifle armed, although there was not widespread uniformity in the type of rifle used.
This pack contains six Prussian JƤgers.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
