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« Réponse #150 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:09:45 pm »
It is old version! Try with my last trial version which adapted for Nix Borodino buildings mod.

even better ;)
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Re : Borodino map update!
« Réponse #151 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:12:44 pm »
So , seems more easy , if i put Dovout more east of russian corp.
But it is plausibile that in the night , none notice of the passage of Davout ?
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« Réponse #152 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:23:48 pm »
Seems that Davout personally visited the ground the day before.

I think not, in Russia we have one important document - French sketch map which was made by general Mouton one day befor battle, as you can see Frenchmans know nothing about Russian left flank before battle!!! Look an notice in right top corner - "Here Poles led by his noble met a hidden enemy". Frenchmans know nothing about Tuchkov's corps!
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« Réponse #153 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:31:59 pm »
Yes , you have already told me this.
But now it is the second book, where i read that Davout visited personally the ground at left russian flanck.
Chandler and now i am reading Anka Muhlstein 'Napoleon to Moscow'.
Napoleon the day before send also 'expert men' to update his maps where they can go,it is clear .
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« Réponse #154 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:34:34 pm »
So , seems more easy , if i put Dovout more east of russian corp.
But it is plausibile that in the night , none notice of the passage of Davout ?

I think Cossacks outposts immediately inform general Kutusov about this maneuver and Russian army leave Borodino field.
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« Réponse #155 le: 30 octobre 2011, 12:42:12 pm »
I think that you are right..
It is for this reason that Napoleon do not agree at Davout plan.
For Naploeon do not like to weaken the center and has fear that ,if Davout discoverd,the russian go away yet.
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« Réponse #156 le: 30 octobre 2011, 18:12:36 pm »
Grouchy's advance -

1. Destroy Tuchkov's corps.
2. Attack Russian artillery reserve.

I see one problem for this maneuver - all area covered in brushwood, i don't know it is possible to move artillery in brushwood?

What do you think Alf?
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« Réponse #157 le: 30 octobre 2011, 18:53:18 pm »
From your own maps and paintings, those brushwoods are not very thick, they probably slow moves but not stop them....
 It is possible to watch  actual movies from WWI and even WWII, with guns horsedrawns . I also saw real ACW pieces in reenactement closely...
 They move at an amazing speed ( in emergency ) and on very  broken ground when necessary. They were only stopped by thick woods or hedges and by straight cuts, and the gun  teams managed to clear paths in wooden bareers or push a fallen tree aside quickly.
The guns like french 75mm or german 77 or ACW "Napoleon "  had also limbers and spiked wheels and the gross weight was about the same as average  8pdrs... So, I 'ld call it difficult /slowing ground but not impossible ;)
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« Réponse #158 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:09:29 pm »
From your own maps and paintings, those brushwoods are not very thick, they probably slow moves but not stop them....
 It is possible to watch  actual movies from WWI and even WWII, with guns horsedrawns . I also saw real ACW pieces in reenactement closely...
 They move at an amazing speed ( in emergency ) and on very  broken ground when necessary. They were only stopped by thick woods or hedges and by straight cuts, and the gun  teams managed to clear paths in wooden bareers or push a fallen tree aside quickly.
The guns like french 75mm or german 77 or ACW "Napoleon "  had also limbers and spiked wheels and the gross weight was about the same as average  8pdrs... So, I 'ld call it difficult /slowing ground but not impossible ;)
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Maybe Davout was right, but he must move troops at night on unknown and overgrown area and unnoticeable for Russians. :?
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« Réponse #159 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:16:21 pm »
Grouchy's advance -

1. Destroy Tuchkov's corps.
2. Attack Russian artillery reserve.

I see one problem for this maneuver - all area covered in brushwood, i don't know it is possible to move artillery in brushwood?

What do you think Alf?

Yes , in this version is more easy , but reserve art is very danger for Davout advance.
but i have tried only old vesion....
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« Réponse #160 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:19:32 pm »
Maybe Davout was right, but he must move troops at night on unknown and overgrown area and unnoticeable for Russians. :?

Yes , the cosacks are everywhere.Follow how a shadow french movements.
I do not think that Davout can moves  without to be discovered, also in the night.
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« Réponse #161 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:23:08 pm »
Yes , in this version is more easy , but reserve art is very danger for Davout advance.
but i have tried only old vesion....

I think Russian art reserve easy target for Grouchy's cavalry corps without support.
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« Réponse #162 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:28:16 pm »
Yes , the cosacks are everywhere.Follow how a shadow french movements.
I do not think that Davout can moves  without to be discovered, also in the night.

That maybe, but who knows.
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« Réponse #163 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:39:34 pm »
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Maybe Davout was right, but he must move troops at night on unknown and overgrown area and unnoticeable for Russians

Night is probably the real problem, specially with artillery  :!:

I don't think of many examples of moving large bodies of troops at night, in almost unknown country...even with a Davout leading  ;)

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« Réponse #164 le: 30 octobre 2011, 19:50:29 pm »
Night is probably the real problem, specially with artillery  :!:

I don't think of many examples of moving large bodies of troops at night, in almost unknown country...even with a Davout leading  ;)

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