John Cook
I believe I can help John Dalton in his quest for information about the Dutch-Belgian and German artillery at Waterloo. My source for this is Scott Bowden's 'Armies at Waterloo', Empire Games Press, Arlington, Texas, 1983, a modern work, but one which uses impeccable primary sources, erxclusively so where its orders of battle are concerned. 1st Corps - the Prince of Orange1st Infantry Division - Cooke (Divisional Artillery)
3rd Infantry Division - Alten (Divisional Artillery)
2nd Dutch-Belgian Infantry Division - Perponcher
2nd Brigade
Note: This battery lost four cannon, both howitzers, two officers and 137 men at Quatre Bras. 3rd Dutch-Belgian Division - Chasse
2nd Brigade
2nd Corp - Hill2nd Infantry Division - Clinton (Divisional Artillery)
4th Infantry Division - Colville (Divisional Artillery)
Army Reserve5th Infantry Division - Picton (Divisional Artillery)
Brunswick Contingent - Duke of Brunswick
Dutch-Belgian Cavalry Division - Collaert
Captain Gey van Pifflus' ? Horse Battery 3 x 6pdr cannon 1 x 5.5" howitzer Note: Total strength of both batteries was 5/127 Detached ForceDutch Belgian Corp - Prince Frederick
1st Dutch-Belgian Infantry Division
Dutch Belgian Artillery Reserve
Captain Kaempfer's ? Foot Battery 6 x 6pdr cannon 2 x 5.5" howitzers 6/ 120
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