Wellington +

Staff/Disp
Orange +
Staff/Disp

DHCX Uxbridge +
2DLCX Staff/Disp

NasX
5X -3

3CX
5CX
2KGLX
1X -7
1HX -3
2X -3

14CD
-5
1X/6ID
13CD

Milhaud
-5
1X/9ID + Staff/Disp

Reille + GdLC
Staff/Disp
Ney +
12CD Staff/Disp
Kellerman
+ Staff/Disp

GdHC

11CD

Legend
Battalion/Regiment/Battery

I can Break Them!

Company/Squadron/Section
x5 Number of that type of counter
-5 Number of company/squadron losses
I can Break Them!
Situation: The Ist French Corps has been hammered and is trying to reform for further assaults, but there is a tremendous hole in Orders:
Napoleon’s front. In order to cover Marshall Ney decides to attack with the Heavy Cavalry to attempt to break or pierce the Anglo-Allied I Corps Defend
center. The Marshall seems to think that the Anglo-Allies are preparing to withdraw. What he actually sees is a simple redeployment that 1BritID Defend Hougomont
allows virtually all the allied units to get into square. 3BritID Defend Fm Mt St Jean
1X/2DB Defend Fm Casaque
Missions: 2X/2DB Defend Smohain
French – Break through the Anglo-Allied front with the French Cavalry. Cav Res Reserve
Anglo-Allied – Prevent the French cavalry from penetrating the squares. 3CX Reserve Merbe Braine
5CX Reserve Merbe Braine
Turns: 15:00 through 16:50
IIIRC Attack Fm Mon Plasir
Maps Required: A2, A4, B1, and B3 GdHC Attack Fm Mon Plasir
IVRC Attack Fm Mon Plasir
Start: GdLC Attack Fm Mon Plasir
The starting forces may be deployed in any allowable formation desired by the commander.
• Division and Brigade Leaders and HQ are deployed with any of their troops.
• In the chateau deploy 2 British Guard companies, 4 Dutch Jager Companies, and 2 Hanoverian Jager and 2 Hanoverian Infantry
Companies from the deployed elements.
• In La Haye Saint deploy the 2KGLLt/2KGLX as companies.
• Corps Leaders, Deputies, Dispatch Riders, and Corps artillery batteries are deployed within one hex of the hex shown for that Leader.
• Brigades unable to trace command to their assigned Leader are considered in command for the first hour of the battle.
• Allied Batteries of Rodgers, Braun, Sinclair, Smith, Ramsay, and Beane are in play.
• From 15:00 to 15:50 the French player may only use the IVRC and the Guard Light Cavalry division.
• From 16:00 through the end of the 16:50 game turn the French player may use all the cavalry shown in the scenario.
Victory:
FR Decisive: Force at least 8 Allied Battalions out of Square
FR Marginal: Force at least 4 Allied Battalions out of Square
Draw: any other result
AA Marginal: No Allied Battalions have been forced out of Square
AA Decisive: No Allied Battalions have been forced out of Square and at least 8 French Squadrons are eliminated
Special:
The 2 Guard Cavalry divisions are assigned to Marshall Ney and trace command to him. These divisions move when their Leaders pass
their rating check.
The French 5ID are assumed to be just to the east of where the cavalry are charging.
Commentary:
Marshall Ney believes that he can break through the Anglo-Allied line of squares with the French Heavy Cavalry. He starts with only the
IIIrd Reserve Cavalry Corps of about 3,500 troopers and cannot. He calls for the additional troopers of the IVth Reserve Cavalry Corps,
now numbering 3500 horse, for a total of 7,000 and still fails. He then grabs the Imperial Guard Cavalry and with this 9,000 horse he
knows the Allies will fall apart. But they still don’t break, not a single square falls or breaks.
The French Heavy Cavalry is now spent and can provide little in the way of support to the French infantry preparing to move on La Haye
Saint. The Marshall has now blown the best chance of winning the battle.
The Fate of the empire rides with you! Do not return without glory!
 B A
Pittius Petter Bull

Sinclair Mercer Whinyate

Heinemann Cleeves

Moll Ross Gardner

Sympher Rodgers -6
Stievenaar

Lux Rettberg

Krahmer Braun

Bijleveld
Bolton
2/1HAR/1C
Ramsey
Lloyd
9/6FAR/4ID
Smith
Sandham
19/6FAR/3ID
18/6FAR/5ID
Kuhlmann
11/6FAR/I
2/4HAR/2C
Beane
10/6FAR/2ID
7/2FAR/II
4/3HAR/14C
2/2FAR/6ID
20/6FAR/1ID
1/6FAR/9ID
5/1HAR/13C
1/IGHAR/VI

1/OGHAR
4/8FAR/VI

2/OGHAR
2/2HAR/12C
3/1HAR/5C
3/2HAR/11C
4/2HAR/3C

3/OGHAR 2/8FAR/20ID

4/OGHAR 1/8FAR/19ID 2/YGAR/YG

1/YGAR/YG

2/OGFAR/MG 1/OGFAR/IGd

The Batteries of 6/OGFAR/MG 2/OGFAR/IGd

Use this chart to place the batteries
1/MGAR/OG 3/OGFAR/IGd

Waterloo 5/OGFAR/OG 4/OGFAR/IGd

historically in their start locations