The Battle of Inkerman: A Britishmuzzleloaders Battle Series -PART TWO-

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Addendum – Col Fedorov was struck down during the fighting at “Little Inkerman” just before the Russian withdrawal began. Thus it may not have been his orders that commenced the retreat, but perhaps rather a more organic evolution caused by the British artillery and loss of the Russian Commander. Thanks to Patrick Mercer for the discussion of this interesting sequence of events.

Here we examine contemporary Infantry tactics, conduct a review of the ground and cover the important preliminary action of “Little Inkerman”.

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Hi all, welcome to Britishmuzzleloaders… Don’t let the name deceive you!

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