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Medals, Awards & Orders to Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Officers

On behalf of the Army Commander (AC) Field Marshal Sir "Lucky" Jim Hall, 1st Duke of York & Albany K.G. and Army Chief of Staff (CoS) Field Marshal Sir Andrew Moss, 1st Duke of Wellington K.G., please join me in celebrating the awarding of the below Medals, Awards & Orders to the following Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Officers:

Military General Service Medal 1793-1814

Awarded at the end of each year to the top 5 most active officers in the army. "Active" means the number of turns completed in the past year (the victory or defeat levels are NOT important). All officers on the list will also be "Mentioned in the Dispatches" and receive 15 additional game points.

and

Mentioned in Dispatches

Awarded to officers whose actions in a game or the Club are worthy of special mention or at the discretion of Brigade/Divisional or Corps Commanders. This citation is worth 10 OBD Points.

Awarded to:

Field Marshal Sir Michael Davies, 1st Duke of Glamorgan K.C.B.
23rd Regiment of Light Dragoons
3rd British Cavalry Brigade
Cavalry Corps

Field Marshal Sir Andrew Moss, 1st Duke of Wellington K.G.
Army Chief of Staff (CoS)
Kommandeur der Braunschweigischens Korps
II (Anglo-German) Corps

Field Marshal Sir Richard Bradshaw, 1st Earl of Manchester K.T.
Lloyd's Battery, Royal Artillery
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Reserve Artillery & Engineers

Captain David McMillan
87th (Prince of Wales' Own Irish) Regiment of Foot
13th British Brigade
6th Division
III (Peninsular) Corps

Colonel Mike Letus, 1st Baron of Sutherland
74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot
13th British Brigade
6th Division
III (Peninsular) Corps

I have ordered the playing of the "Royal Artillery Slow March" in honor of these fine officers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VqKRb7Af2c

Given under Hand and Seal, this 1st day of January of the current year at Brussels,

Congrats to everyone & keep up the gaming!! :thumbsup:

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Author:	SLudwig [ Thu Jan 01, 2026 9:16 am ]
Post subject:	Medals, Awards & Orders to Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Officers
Mercer's Horse Battery by Mark Churms Medals, Awards & Orders to Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Officers On behalf of the Army Commander (AC) Field Marshal Sir "Lucky" Jim Hall, 1st Duke of York & Albany K.G. and Army Chief of Staff (CoS) Field Marshal Sir Andrew Moss, 1st Duke of Wellington K.G., please join me in celebrating the awarding of the below Medals, Awards & Orders to the following Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Officers: Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 Awarded at the end of each year to the top 5 most active officers in the army. "Active" means the number of turns completed in the past year (the victory or defeat levels are NOT important). All officers on the list will also be "Mentioned in the Dispatches" and receive 15 additional game points. and Mentioned in Dispatches Awarded to officers whose actions in a game or the Club are worthy of special mention or at the discretion of Brigade/Divisional or Corps Commanders. This citation is worth 10 OBD Points. Awarded to: Field Marshal Sir Michael Davies, 1st Duke of Glamorgan K.C.B. 23rd Regiment of Light Dragoons 3rd British Cavalry Brigade Cavalry Corps Field Marshal Sir Andrew Moss, 1st Duke of Wellington K.G. Army Chief of Staff (CoS) Kommandeur der Braunschweigischens Korps II (Anglo-German) Corps Field Marshal Sir Richard Bradshaw, 1st Earl of Manchester K.T. Lloyd's Battery, Royal Artillery Royal Regiment of Artillery Reserve Artillery & Engineers Captain David McMillan 87th (Prince of Wales' Own Irish) Regiment of Foot 13th British Brigade 6th Division III (Peninsular) Corps Colonel Mike Letus, 1st Baron of Sutherland 74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot 13th British Brigade 6th Division III (Peninsular) Corps I have ordered the playing of the "Royal Artillery Slow March" in honor of these fine officers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VqKRb7Af2c Given under Hand and Seal, this 1st day of January of the current year at Brussels, Congrats to everyone & keep up the gaming!! http://www.wargame.ch/wc/nwc/Army_Webpa ... zette.html

Author:	David Luna Pena [ Thu Jan 01, 2026 7:32 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Medals, Awards & Orders to Anglo-Allied Army (AAA) Offic
Gentlemen of His Britannic Majesty's Army. It brings great satisfaction to the Imperial Staff to see merit duly rewarded. I wish to extend my heartiest congratulations to all the officers standing in review today to receive their decorations. In these dark times, when the shadow of revolution threatens the established order, it is the loyalty and valor of men such as yourselves that hold the line. Although our armies often march on different fronts—you on the Peninsula or the seas, and we on the Danube—we remain *Waffenbrüder* (brothers-in-arms). Wear your *Auszeichnungen* (distinctions/medals) with pride, Gentlemen. They are not merely bits of metal and ribbon; they are proof that the Lion and the Eagle stand united against the tyranny of Paris. The Kaiser sleeps better knowing such officers serve the Common Cause. Hoch, Hoch, Hoch! (Hurrah!)

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