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Régiment de Dillon

Marechal Prince Cope

(Garry Cope - Member Since 2000)

 

Order of Lafayette Outstanding Service to the Army January 2002

Outstanding Trainer Service Medal 25 or more New Member Trainings June 2006

Battlefield Completion Medal 50 Completed Games January 2002
July 4th Tournament 3rd Annual - 2002 First Place Indian Uprising 2004
1776 1812 FIW
1776 Campaign Medal November 2001 War of 1812 Campaign Medal April 2002 F&I Campaign Medal October 2005

Brandywine August 2001

Bladensburg August 2002

Fort William Henry May 2003

Germantown August 2001

Burlington Heights February 2004

Fort Edward August 2003

First Saratoga August 2001

Fort Frontenac August 2003

Bunker Hill December 2002

Louisbourg February 2004

Greensprings Farm February 2004 Fort Oswego February 2004
Long Island April 2005 Montreal October 2005

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4,774 Pts

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October 31, 2009

Detachments of the regiment were with D'Estaing's at Savannah (1779), 
and arrived at Yorktown (1781) with troops brought by De Grasse
from the West Indies. The commander, Count Arthur Dillon was wounded
at Gloucester, where the unit served along side the Lauzun Legion during the 
siege of Yorktown. The regiment was made up of Irish refugees and wore red coats.
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Régiment de Walsh

Vacant
 

1776 1812 FIW

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Assigned to the West Indies. Shipped out with Admiral Comte d’Estaing and fought at the Battle of Savannah in 1779 taking considerable losses. From there it went back to the West Indies wresting islands from the British. In 1781 they were sent to deGrasse’s French fleet blockading the harbour to serve as shipboard marines during the siege of Yorktown.
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