7th Line infantry Regiment Prince Friedrich August #5903951
Description
The regiment was raised in 1701 by count Beuchling. In 1705/06, it was augmented by incorporating a battalion of French and another of the Dresden garrison. Till 1717 it participated in the campaigns in Poland and Pommerania. During the War of the Polish Succession, the regiment served in Poland in 1734 and 1735. From 1737 to 1739, the regiment was stationed in Hungary. During the War of the Austrian Succession, the regiment took part in many campaigns and 1745 in Bohemia, Moravia and Saxony. In 1748, it was augmented by 4 coys of the disbanded Bellegarde regiment. After the war, in 1749, 4 of its companies were disbanded. In 1756, the regiment became prisoner at Pirna and turned over into Prussian service as major-general von Loen's regiment. The regiment soon deserted and marched to Poland. It then joined the French army assembling in Hungary and entered into the French service till 1763.
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