Features
Skirmisher Tactics in the Napoleonic Wars
George Nafziger provides part II, this time concentrating on the Austrian tactics.
Forget About Waterloo
Paddy Griffith spells out his witty point of view about the Battle of Waterloo.
More Bayonet Attacks by Infantry on Cavalry
The EE&L staff pick up from an earlier Nafziger article and provide more anecdotes on use of the bayonet against cavalry.
Napoleon's Austrian Campaign of 1809
Jim Arnold adapts part of his book, Napoleon Conquers Austria, to bring the tactical aspects of the battles of Aspern-Essling and Wagram into focus.
The Evolution of French Army Organization
Jean Lochet and Marc Raiff continue with part II of the transformation of the French Army from Permanent Divisions to Army Corps.
The Mission of Light Cavalry
Jean Lochet and Marc Raiff offer an overview of the essential cavalry tasks: screening, picket duty, and reconnaissance.
Cavalry Vedettes
Mike Gilbert discusses the eyes of the army.
Historicon Questions and Answers
Jean Lochet posts the Napoleonic questions posed to him at the convention...then provides the answers on French uniform colors, horsemanship, and cavalry reorganization.
Departments
Editorial
Jean Lochet explains the new look and focus of EE&L.
Book Reviews
Leona's Corner by Leona Lochet
Jerome's Corner by Mike Gilbert
The fun-loving Westphalian tackles diorama-style terrain, computer warfare, and cavalry pistol firing.
Tactical and Simulation Problems
Simulation: The Battle of Liozno
Phil Jones brings part II of The Campaign for Smolensk to life with this miniatures refight of the Battle of Liozno. Maps and photos included.
Questions and Answers
The EE&L staff provide information on the Dutch 28th Regiment at Waterloo, Austrian Artillery Deployment, French Cavalry Horse Colors, and French Royal Army Officer Emigrations in 1792.
Flash and Polish by Mike Gilbert
Miniatures-related product snapshots.
Napoleonic Glossary
A Crossword Puzzle tests your knowledge of Napoleonic terms and trivia. Solution included.
On the Cover: A Hussar (NCO) circa 1810-1812 on Vedette duty, from a photograph taken at the Musee de l'Empiri, Salon de Provence, France.
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