Battle Just South of Rome

The Beerstein Army in the service of Austria tries to stop the advance of the Sicilian Army in their quest to free all of Italy. The two armies met just south of Rome. It was a bloody battle. In the end the Beerstein army was spent with the Sicilians cutting off the Beerstein right flank forces trying to take a Farm and clearly holding the center of the field. The swirling cavalry battle on the Sicilian right flank was generally inconclusive but with the Sicilian Guard now joining the fight the Beerstein cavalry decided the battle was lost and left the field. The Sicilian army was too bloodied to pursue.

New Battle between the Prussians and French. Using a 4" squares Holtz Mat. The rules were developed by Bill Walker (Duke Wilhelm) and myself.

French took on the Prussians again. This time with disastrous results. Love the Black Powder rules.

With their Left Flank crumbling and the the attack on the Right stalling the Beerstein Army withdraws.

The Beerstein Infantry and Cavalry make a determined attack on the Sicilian Left Flank and although hard pressed they manage to maintain their line and the attack wears down.

The Valiant Sicilian Infantry hold off the Beerstein attack out of the town.

The Sicilian Infantry, Grenadiers and Cavalry press the attack on the left flank of the Beersteiners.

The Beerstein Army occupies the town and the Sicilians refuse their flank.

The Sicilian Infantry and Cavalry advance on their right flank and the Beerstein Cavalry seeks the protection of their infantry.

The Beerstein Army advances on the town.

The Sicilian and Beerstein Armies deployed for the Battle of Naples.

The Army moves to meet the renewed Beerstein Invasion

The Sicilian Army on the March

King Joseph and the Kings Guard and the Kings Lancers

New Flag

After many failed attempts by myself to design a flag worthy of the new kingsdom. My good friend Capt. Bill Walker designed this flag which is inspirational and was unanamously voted as the new flag of the Kingdom of Sicily.

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Battle of Messina

With the Right Flank Crushed and the left in disarray the Beerstein Army withdraws.

The Attack of the Grenadier Brigade Crushes the right flank of the Beerstein Army. It puts the Right Flank Cavalry into full retreat.

The Attack of the Grenadier Brigade goes in on the Beerstein Right Flank

Our Right Flank is secured with Great Loss in the 11th and 12th Regiments of Infantry.

Sicilian Infantry Regiments (11th and 12th) come up to support our Cavalry from the attack of the Beerstein Guard Cavalry on our right flank.

The Beersteinn Hussars attempt to stop the Grenadier Brigade's attack on their right flank. They fail miserably.

The Grand Duchie of Beerstein with instructions from the Austian Empress lands on Sicilian Soil and is met by the Sicilian Army.