The 1st Republic Guard #32996053
RoleplayENhistorical roleplaymilitary simulationfrench empire
Description
⚜ Armée royale de la Nouvelle-France ⚜ 🌸 Roi Charleroi I ⚔ Militaire - Royaume De Francais In the 1760s, the French Army was a prominent military force in Europe, reflecting the power and prestige of the Kingdom of France. The army was a well-organized and professional institution, though it faced several challenges during the period. The French Army was divided into several branches, including the infantry, cavalry, and artillery. Each branch had its own distinctive role and structure. The infantry was the backbone of the army, with regiments organized into battalions. The cavalry was divided into various types, including dragoons, cuirassiers, and hussars, each serving different tactical purposes. Artillery units provided crucial firepower and support on the battlefield.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Sept 2026, 22:25 | 10 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by Rollem (@Redrobinyumm56) as measured.
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Members we’ve seen
Rollem (@Redrobinyumm56) — Roi Charleroi Ler (rank 255)
Dante (@Nums113) — Enlisted (rank 1)
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