The Fusilier Battalions were named after their commanders. In 1789 there were 20 such battalions. They wore dark green coats and were distinguished by facing and button colours:
UNIT | FACINGS | BUTTONS |
Batt. von Langelier | Light green | yellow |
Batt. von Renouard | pink | yellow |
Batt. von Thiele | white | yellow |
Batt. von Lieberoth | light blue | yellow |
Batt. von Borcke | dark green | yellow |
Batt. Herzog von Holstein | orange | yellow |
Batt. von Schmidthenner | pink | white |
Batt. von Plueskow | light green | white |
Batt. von jung Diebitsch | straw yellow | yellow |
Batt. von alt Diebitsch | straw yellow | white |
Batt. von Dessaunieres | white | white |
Batt. Graf zu Anhalt | orange | white |
Batt. von Thadden | chamois | white |
Batt. von Politz | black | yellow |
Batt. von Schurf | chamois | yellow |
Batt. con Keumpel | black | white |
Batt. von Walbrunn | light blue | white |
Batt. von Wilhelmi | carmine | white |
Batt. von Ernest | carmine | yellow |
Batt. von Mueller | dark green | white |
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