I am working on putting on Lundy's Lane at our next club meeting. I might be able to put it on at CSGA before that. Let's see how that works out. I will put some pictures and write up an after action report when we get some battles fought.
Anyway, it should be a pretty bloody affair. Note I have been trying to find some good data where I could figure out which British units were Elite. At this point in 1814, it seems the US were finally a true "Regular" force which earned the respect of the Veteran Brits. The forces will be as follows:
Brig. General Scott (Attacker)
9th US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
11th US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
22nd US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
25th US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
Towson's Battery (1 x Na)
Brig. General Riall (Deployed along Lundy's Lane)
8th King's Foot, 1 company (1 x Ms(E))
89th Foot, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
Royal Scots, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
19th Dragoons, 1 troop (1 x Lc)
Lincoln Militia, 3 companies (3 x Ms (M))
Glengarry Light Infantry, 3 companies (3 x Li)
Heavy Gun Battery (1 x NA)
US Reserves/Reinforcements
Major General Porter and Major General Brown
Pennsylvania Volunteers, 3 companies (3 x Li (M))
Brig. General Ripley
21st US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
23rd US Regulars, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
1st US Light Infantry, 2 companies (2 x Li)
Biddles Battery (1 x Na)
British Reserves/Reinforcements
Lt. Colonel Tucker and Major General Drummond
41st Foot, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
Lt. Colonel Scott
103rd Foot, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
8th Kings Foot, 2 companies (2 x Ms (E))
104th (New Brunswick) Foot, 3 companies (3 x Ms)
Battle of Lundy's Lane wiki link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lundy%27s_Lane
Awesoome blog you have here
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