2. Westfälisches Landwehr-Regiment

Major Wins	Minor Wins	Draws	Minor Losses	Major Losses
10	1	11	1	8

Military Merit Medal (Silver)

Awarded for dedication and commitment against Drew Stone in Campaign Game Z505, the Russian Campaign

Fahnenspitze (for Victory against the enemy)

Game and Scenario

Generalfeldmarshall Stefan Reuter

Ligny (training) - PTW

I have a feeling that I was trained by one of the very best, and I had the added bonus of being trained by my future Army Commander.

02h. The Battle of Teugn-Hausen - CPE

I don't remember too much from this one. Drew did push me back but my reinforcements came up and I held just in time, thus earning the draw.

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

This was a fun scenario. I managed to get across the bridges and it was all over but the shouting after that.

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

I forged ahead aggressively in this one, and by the end Drew was retreating off of the west end of the map. I managed to surround a lot of his skirmishers and a few formed units and took a major victory out of it.

This battle was basically three separate battles. I had control in the west and pushed aggressively. The center was a crap shoot and the eastern end belonged to Drew. Fortunately for me the western end was by far the largest battle and hence I managed to win a major victory.

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

Drew was burnt out on this game I think and maybe also had some real life issues to deal with. He tendered his sword after only four turns and the campaign was over.

French Major Victory

I couldn't resist the temptation of attacking in the south, and like my historical counterparts, I was thoroughly routed. This was a very well-played game by Drew.

Général M. Francisco Palomo

Paco shocked me with his razor sharp tactics. He ZOC'd a few of my regiments who were crossing the bridges and fought many skillful delaying actions to keep this at a draw. I was left far behind for the rest of the Camapaign.

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

Ernie also managed to ZOC some of my boys, but with some luck I got across the River in force and trapped enough of his boys to save the day for me.

Général M. Francisco Palomo

French Major Victory

I don't remember the details, but I was whipped very badly in this one. I think it's probably selective memory. You know, remember the good days and go to a therapist for these!

I pulled all of my men out of Smolensk and across the river. Then Drew's artillery started inching the game towards a French Minor Victory so I offered a draw and Drew accepted.

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

I did the same thing here as in the Abensberg game against Drew. I pushed ahead aggressively, separated Ernie's boys into two groups, and dealt with each separately.

Stragan Creek* - NRC

I was basically just retreating the whole time so Drew offered a draw and I accepted.

2nd Abensberg* - CPE

Austrian (Prussian) Minor Victory

This was hands down the wildest game I have ever played. There was no front line in this one. Our units were a tangled mess in the center of the map. Ernie was getting ZOC kills in the west while I was doing the same in the east. I had just enough to pull out a minor victory, but who knows how this one would go if we played it again!

Screening Vyazma* - NRC

I think Drew felt sorry for me because my troops were in horrible initial positions. He offered me a draw and I accepted, although I probably shouldn't have let him do that. He easily could have had at the very least a minor win.

Général M. Francisco Palomo

French Major Victory

Paco destroyed me again. Did I mention he has the game system completely mastered? He caved in my left and was driving them off of the map when I surrendered.

Drew and I were engaged in a slugfest in this 1813 version of Borodino. Both of our armies were exhausted after only 30 of 56 rounds. Drew inflicted over 125,000 casualties on me, and I countered with around 100,000. This battle was unlike any I've ever played before in terms of sheer size. I had control of over 200,000 men at the start, and turns were taking me almost an hour to play even without looking at the replay of Drew's turn.

Général M. Francisco Palomo

French Major Victory

I knew I was licked before it started and begged Paco to let me quit and move on to Italy. He graciously accepted and ended my misery.

Général M. Francisco Palomo

I actually thought I had a fighting chance in this one. Think again. My boys were streaming wholesale for the rear by turn 7, when I offered my sword in surrender.

Trapping Davout* - CPE

Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory

This was still another wild affair between Ernie and myself. I had one Korps in each corner of the map, trying to trap Davout and his force. Ernie decided to hold my 2 southern Korps at bay with a covering force and march the bulk of his forces to the north in an effort to knock out half of my divided forces. After trying to hold far too much ground, I retreated my two northern Korps to the northwest and northeast corners of the map. The fighting that occurred was vicious, and Ernie managed to drive I Korps off of the map in the northwest and captured many men. I had a much better time of it in the northeast, however, and my ZOC kills there and on the southern end of the field proved the difference in this one.

Capt. Glyn Hargreaves

This is basically the same battle I fought against Drew. I really should have kept playing because as Glyn said it might have been worse than Fredericksburg had he tried to assault across the river. The next Frenchie I play here won't get off so lucky...

Général M. Francisco Palomo

I was whipped in every way possible. My hats off to the General. He killed me and fully deserves all the praise he gets. I only hope that someday my mastery of the HPS Napoleonic games is half as complete as his.

Capt. Glyn Hargreaves

Stragan Creek* - NRC

Austrian (Russian) Major Victory

I was able to hold the few crossing points of a creek and exit most of my men off of the map for a major victory. This battle really has very little effect on the overall outcome of the camapign, but it was certainly fun watching my plan succeed so well. Glyn almost managed too ruin thiungs late when he busted across the creek, but he was just a little too late.

Brig. Gen. Drew Stone

Drew and I both came into this one with greatly reduced armies after the bloodbath at Gzhatsk. Luckily for me, I had the walls of Moscow to fall back to and was able to produce the stalemate I needed in order to keep the French from winning the campaign. Drew was driving me handily in a few spots but I was able to get in some key counterattacks on the far right and left flanks that saved the day for Mother Russia.

Prussian Maneuver 2002 - Round 1 - BGW

(w/ Stefan Reuter) versus Jean Tessier and Erik Ahrenkiel Frederiksen

2002 MP Tournament - Round 1 - Teugn-Hausen - CPE

As a member of the Prussian Army, I really didn't like being assigned to fight as the French. Add to this the fact that the battle we had to fight was Teugn-Hausen, and we never had a chance in this one. Give our opponents credit. They used the correct tactics to ensure Austrian success, but I wish a slightly more balanced scenario would have been used.

(w/ Stefan Reuter) versus Jon Thayer and Mark Oakford

2002 MP Tournament - Round 2- Ligny Map (Blind Scenario) - PTW

3rd Abensberg* - CPE

Austrian Major Victory

Brig. Gen. Drew Stone

French Major Victory

This was our final battle of the Russian Campaign. I couldn't hold my brave serfs back and decided to attack piecemeal. BAD Idea! Drew handled the defense expertly and I decided to offer him my sword.

with Jim Hall, Sellick Davies, and Tim Coakley versus Drew Stone, David Knorr, and Guillaume Aymonier-Ameline

Multiplayer Waterloo - Stephane Chicouri's Massive 100 Days Map

Brig. Gen. Drew Stone

Napoleon's Russian Campaign

After 102 grueling turns this massive campaign ended in a draw. Every battle except the last one also ended in a draw. In the end, I had enough to hold Drew back from Moscow, but could not drive him completely off of Russian soil.

Capt. Glyn Hargreaves

Screening Vyazma* - NRC

I was able to stall Glyn in Vyazma long enough to pull away in retreat with most of my army intact and preserve the draw.

Geberal de Brigade Tony Malone

Austrian Major Victory

Landshut is pretty much unwinnable for the Bavarians. Jon did a good job delaying me for awhile, even through incredibly bad luck, and was able to extricate most of his Bavarian Division to fight again another day.

Capt. Glyn Hargreaves

Delay at Shevardino* - NRC

French Minor Victory

Glyn was able to pressure me at Shevardino and I couldn't take a chunk out of his forces before the big bash to come at Borodino.

1st Abensberg* - CPE

Capt. Glyn Hargreaves

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Game #	Opponent	Game and Scenario	Turns	Outcome	Points	Comments
	Generalfeldmarshall Stefan Reuter	Ligny (training) - PTW			5	I have a feeling that I was trained by one of the very best, and I had the added bonus of being trained by my future Army Commander.
Q563	Lt. Drew Stone	02h. The Battle of Teugn-Hausen - CPE	16	Draw	16	I don't remember too much from this one. Drew did push me back but my reinforcements came up and I held just in time, thus earning the draw.
Q587	Lt. Drew Stone	Landshut* - CPE	14	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	17	This was a fun scenario. I managed to get across the bridges and it was all over but the shouting after that.
Q588	Lt. Drew Stone	Abensberg* - CPE	11	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	14	I forged ahead aggressively in this one, and by the end Drew was retreating off of the west end of the map. I managed to surround a lot of his skirmishers and a few formed units and took a major victory out of it.
Q607	Capt. Drew Stone	Paring* - CPE	21	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	24	This battle was basically three separate battles. I had control in the west and pushed aggressively. The center was a crap shoot and the eastern end belonged to Drew. Fortunately for me the western end was by far the largest battle and hence I managed to win a major victory.
Q607	Capt. Drew Stone	Eckmuhl* - CPE	4	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	7	Drew was burnt out on this game I think and maybe also had some real life issues to deal with. He tendered his sword after only four turns and the campaign was over.
Q711	Major Drew Stone	Austerlitz - CPE	27	French Major Victory	24	I couldn't resist the temptation of attacking in the south, and like my historical counterparts, I was thoroughly routed. This was a very well-played game by Drew.
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	Landshut* - CPE	20	Draw	NA	Paco shocked me with his razor sharp tactics. He ZOC'd a few of my regiments who were crossing the bridges and fought many skillful delaying actions to keep this at a draw. I was left far behind for the rest of the Camapaign.
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	Landshut* - CPE	19	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	NA	Ernie also managed to ZOC some of my boys, but with some luck I got across the River in force and trapped enough of his boys to save the day for me.
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	1st Eckmuhl* - CPE	16	French Major Victory	NA	I don't remember the details, but I was whipped very badly in this one. I think it's probably selective memory. You know, remember the good days and go to a therapist for these!
Z505	Major Drew Stone	Smolensk* - NRC	14	Draw	NA	I pulled all of my men out of Smolensk and across the river. Then Drew's artillery started inching the game towards a French Minor Victory so I offered a draw and Drew accepted.
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	Abensberg* - CPE	13	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	NA	I did the same thing here as in the Abensberg game against Drew. I pushed ahead aggressively, separated Ernie's boys into two groups, and dealt with each separately.
Z505	Major Drew Stone	Stragan Creek* - NRC	4	Draw	NA	I was basically just retreating the whole time so Drew offered a draw and I accepted.
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	2nd Abensberg* - CPE	17	Austrian (Prussian) Minor Victory	NA	This was hands down the wildest game I have ever played. There was no front line in this one. Our units were a tangled mess in the center of the map. Ernie was getting ZOC kills in the west while I was doing the same in the east. I had just enough to pull out a minor victory, but who knows how this one would go if we played it again!
Z505	Major Drew Stone	Screening Vyazma* - NRC	7	Draw	NA	I think Drew felt sorry for me because my troops were in horrible initial positions. He offered me a draw and I accepted, although I probably shouldn't have let him do that. He easily could have had at the very least a minor win.
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	Abensberg* - CPE	16	French Major Victory	NA	Paco destroyed me again. Did I mention he has the game system completely mastered? He caved in my left and was driving them off of the map when I surrendered.
Z505	Major Drew Stone	Gzhatsk* - NRC	30	Draw	NA	Drew and I were engaged in a slugfest in this 1813 version of Borodino. Both of our armies were exhausted after only 30 of 56 rounds. Drew inflicted over 125,000 casualties on me, and I countered with around 100,000. This battle was unlike any I've ever played before in terms of sheer size. I had control of over 200,000 men at the start, and turns were taking me almost an hour to play even without looking at the replay of Drew's turn.
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	2nd Eckmuhl* - CPE	9	French Major Victory	NA	I knew I was licked before it started and begged Paco to let me quit and move on to Italy. He graciously accepted and ended my misery.
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	Sacile* - CPE	7	French Major Victory	NA	I actually thought I had a fighting chance in this one. Think again. My boys were streaming wholesale for the rear by turn 7, when I offered my sword in surrender.
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	Trapping Davout* - CPE	32	Austrian (Prussian) Major Victory	NA	This was still another wild affair between Ernie and myself. I had one Korps in each corner of the map, trying to trap Davout and his force. Ernie decided to hold my 2 southern Korps at bay with a covering force and march the bulk of his forces to the north in an effort to knock out half of my divided forces. After trying to hold far too much ground, I retreated my two northern Korps to the northwest and northeast corners of the map. The fighting that occurred was vicious, and Ernie managed to drive I Korps off of the map in the northwest and captured many men. I had a much better time of it in the northeast, however, and my ZOC kills there and on the southern end of the field proved the difference in this one.
Z450	Capt. Glyn Hargreaves	Smolensk* - NRC	14	Draw	NA	This is basically the same battle I fought against Drew. I really should have kept playing because as Glyn said it might have been worse than Fredericksburg had he tried to assault across the river. The next Frenchie I play here won't get off so lucky...
Z104	Général M. Francisco Palomo	Eckmuhl Campaign	NA	French Major Victory	65	I was whipped in every way possible. My hats off to the General. He killed me and fully deserves all the praise he gets. I only hope that someday my mastery of the HPS Napoleonic games is half as complete as his.
Z450	Capt. Glyn Hargreaves	Stragan Creek* - NRC	32	Austrian (Russian) Major Victory	NA	I was able to hold the few crossing points of a creek and exit most of my men off of the map for a major victory. This battle really has very little effect on the overall outcome of the camapign, but it was certainly fun watching my plan succeed so well. Glyn almost managed too ruin thiungs late when he busted across the creek, but he was just a little too late.
Z505	Brig. Gen. Drew Stone	Moscow* - NRC	16	Draw	NA	Drew and I both came into this one with greatly reduced armies after the bloodbath at Gzhatsk. Luckily for me, I had the walls of Moscow to fall back to and was able to produce the stalemate I needed in order to keep the French from winning the campaign. Drew was driving me handily in a few spots but I was able to get in some key counterattacks on the far right and left flanks that saved the day for Mother Russia.
	Oberst Steven Kral	Prussian Maneuver 2002 - Round 1 - BGW		ongoing
	(w/ Stefan Reuter) versus Jean Tessier and Erik Ahrenkiel Frederiksen	2002 MP Tournament - Round 1 - Teugn-Hausen - CPE	11	Major Defeat	10	As a member of the Prussian Army, I really didn't like being assigned to fight as the French. Add to this the fact that the battle we had to fight was Teugn-Hausen, and we never had a chance in this one. Give our opponents credit. They used the correct tactics to ensure Austrian success, but I wish a slightly more balanced scenario would have been used.
	(w/ Stefan Reuter) versus Jon Thayer and Mark Oakford	2002 MP Tournament - Round 2- Ligny Map (Blind Scenario) - PTW	11	Draw
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	3rd Abensberg* - CPE	25	Austrian Major Victory
Z505	Brig. Gen. Drew Stone	Lubina* - NRC	31	French Major Victory	NA	This was our final battle of the Russian Campaign. I couldn't hold my brave serfs back and decided to attack piecemeal. BAD Idea! Drew handled the defense expertly and I decided to offer him my sword.
X11	with Jim Hall, Sellick Davies, and Tim Coakley versus Drew Stone, David Knorr, and Guillaume Aymonier-Ameline	Multiplayer Waterloo - Stephane Chicouri's Massive 100 Days Map		ongoing
Z505	Brig. Gen. Drew Stone	Napoleon's Russian Campaign	102	Draw	102	After 102 grueling turns this massive campaign ended in a draw. Every battle except the last one also ended in a draw. In the end, I had enough to hold Drew back from Moscow, but could not drive him completely off of Russian soil.
Z450	Capt. Glyn Hargreaves	Screening Vyazma* - NRC	15	Draw		I was able to stall Glyn in Vyazma long enough to pull away in retreat with most of my army intact and preserve the draw.
A035	Geberal de Brigade Tony Malone	Cham* - CPW		ongoing
	Marechal Jon Thayer	Landshut* - CPE	12	Austrian Major Victory		Landshut is pretty much unwinnable for the Bavarians. Jon did a good job delaying me for awhile, even through incredibly bad luck, and was able to extricate most of his Bavarian Division to fight again another day.
Z450	Capt. Glyn Hargreaves	Delay at Shevardino* - NRC	14	French Minor Victory		Glyn was able to pressure me at Shevardino and I couldn't take a chunk out of his forces before the big bash to come at Borodino.
	Marechal Jon Thayer	1st Abensberg* - CPE		ongoing
Z450	Capt. Glyn Hargreaves	Borodino* - NRC		ongoing
Z103	Col. Ernie Sands	Sacile* - CPE		ongoing