Play the game and take sides in the Battle of Waterloo. The battle was fought between the French army, led by Napoleon Bonaparte, and the Duke of Wellington, leader of the Anglo-Allied forces.

Sergeant David Robertson At Quatre Bras, he was given orders directly by Wellington and at Waterloo found himself twice in the front line at critical moments of the battle. At 2pm, Robertson and ...

Four human bones have been unearthed on the dig so far Human leg bones have been unearthed in the first excavation of the main allied field hospital used in the 1815 Battle of Waterloo.

In the weeks that followed almost 200 years ago, Mrs Read was put on trial at the Leicester Assizes and sentenced to death by ...

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His battle plan was simple. Wellington’s men occupied the outlying farm buildings on both flanks, and the crest of a ridge in the center near the village of Waterloo. To break them, Napoleon ...

A quick glance at the 2024 Dan Gable Museum Battle of Waterloo girls’ tournament which gets underway Thursday morning at 9 a.m. Two-time defending champion Cedar Falls with 13 ranked wrestlers ...

WATERLOO – The 14th Battle of Waterloo 32-team dual tournament wrapped up Saturday at Young Arena. Once again, some of the top teams in the state of Iowa put on displays of great wrestling.

He kept a diary documenting daily life during the war and the Battle of Waterloo, which he fought in. His great-great-great niece Christine Dabbs said she cried when she last saw the condition of ...

To play the Waterloo Interactive Battle Simulator, you must first choose whether to play as Napoleon (French side) or as Wellington (Allied side). The computer will play as your opponent.

The younger Voss will take his Class 2A top-ranked team into the Battle of Waterloo on Friday and Saturday at Young Arena in Waterloo. The three-day event starts with a 24-team girls’ tournament ...

By Nick Sundin – The United Kingdom commemorated in June 2015 the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo, marking the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte and the end of the Napoleonic Wars.