Question # 58-1. I have a question that I hope you can help me with. How were the Bavarian battalions (both line, light and Guard) organized in the Napoleonic period, say from 1806 on? The Men-At-Arms book is very incomplete. I can't be sure if the grenadiers remained in the battalion or what. I would appreciate your help. --John Eiche Jr. Partial answer to question #58-1: It is impossible to answer the question completely in the short space available. However much more complete information on the Bavarian Army is readily available from the booklet authored by Ray Johnson Napoleonic Armies. Volume I sold by the RAFM Company at the very reasonable price of $5.95. Question # 58-2: I would like some additional information on the Westphalian Army to organize a wargame army. Items such as how many line and light regiments there were. How many cavalry units and what kind. The number of which kind and their uniforms etc.. Any help would be most helpful. --James B. Monis Partial answer to question # 58-2: Here again it is impossible to answer the question in the short space available. However we can help to look the requested data to raise a Westphalian Army. First, we have published many articles in past issues of E, E & L that are a partial complement to the information that is currently available. I believe that in a short time, George Nafziger and Mike Gilbert will be publishing a booklet on the Westphalian Army to be edited by the RAFM Company. At the present time several books give data on the Westphalian Army. Among the currently available we can mention: (1) Ray Johnson: Napoleonic Armies. Volume I. France and Her Allies available from the RAFM Company $5.95. (2) Otto von Pivka, Napoleon's German Allies (I). Westphalia and Kleve-Berg, Osprey-Men-At-Arms Series. The list is not exhaustive, but both booklets provide the basic data to organize and paint a Westphalian Army. Question # 58-3. What units of the British Army were stationed in the West Indies and Canada in 1809? Answer to question 58-3: 15th, 15th, 16th, 25th, 57th, 46th, 54th, 55th, 63rd, 64th. 70th. 89th, 90th, 96th 98th 99th, 101th both battalions of the 18th, and the 6th and 7th battalions of the 60th Foot were stationed in the West Indies. In Canada we find the first battalions of the 25rd, 41st, 49th, 100th and 103rd Foot, plus some Canadian Fencible Regiments. Source: Fortescue's History of the British Army, --answer provided by Ray Johnson Question # 58-4. What was the uniform of the Wesphahan medical units that followed the army into the field." Question # 58-5. Where can one locate the complete Order of Battle for both sides, for the battle of Leipzig, at the regimental level? Question # 58-6. What was the design of the standard of the Polish 10th and 13th Hussar Regiments? What there a Polish Eagle on the staff? Back to Empire, Eagles, & Lions Table of Contents Vol. 1 No. 58 Back to EEL List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1981 by Emperor's Headquarters This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com