Military "Pictionary" Game II

[Insane_Panda]

Here you go.

 

[cidknee]

reminds me of " the Last Samuri"
Japanese imperial army vs the Samuri warriors in the early 1900's

 

[fe3333au]

I think it would be a napoleonesque scene

 

[Gangor]

I think it would be a napoleonesque scene

I agree.

Waterloo?

Edit: I think it's the "Charge of the Greys" or something - British cavalry persuing the French cavalry too far before being slaughtered.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_Greys

 

[Dreadnought]

Vermont?! Thats quite far north. My turn now

20 Confederates disguised as citizens came over from the Canadian border and attacked a town!

 

[Gelion]

Be serious people

I think it could be French fighting Prussians pre 1812....

 

[Rambuchan]

Didn't someone ask exactly the same question, with exactly the same picture, in another Pictionary Quiz recently?

 

[Knight-Dragon]

That one has passed the 1000th mark and has been locked, to ease the search load.

This one is a direct continuation from that one.

 

[Rambuchan]

Oh so it wasn't just a weird case of deja-vu then.

I think Gelion has already got it right, or mostly right.

 

[Gelion]

All I did was type "Prussian Hussars" in Google (pictures)
Answer:
"Brandenburg Hussars charging at the Battle of Leipzig, 16 October 1813. Original painting by Prof Carl Röchling. Reproduced in Die Deutschen Befreiungskriege 1806-1815 by Prof Müller-Bohn, Published in 1900(?)"
http://napnuts.tripod.com/napwars/frameprussianhussar.htm

 

[Dreadnought]

October 19 - Confederate raiders attack St. Albans, Vermont

http://din-timelines.com/1864_timeline.shtml

 

[Rambuchan]

All I did was type "Prussian Hussars" in Google (pictures)
Answer:
"Brandenburg Hussars charging at the Battle of Leipzig, 16 October 1813. Original painting by Prof Carl Röchling. Reproduced in Die Deutschen Befreiungskriege 1806-1815 by Prof Müller-Bohn, Published in 1900(?)"
http://napnuts.tripod.com/napwars/frameprussianhussar.htm

Sorry to bring this up but - are we allowed to Google for this thread?

 

[Dreadnought]

In the rules it saisd nothing about google so I guess so!

 

[Gelion]

^^ I used it as proof....

 

[cidknee]

i think alot of ppl use google in these and rules be darned!

 

[fe3333au]

I don't

 

[Insane_Panda]

Gelion is correct! Leipzig it is. Quite easy, I know - I was hard pressed for time when looking for that

 

[mastertyguy]

What about this one?
Name the conflict (not quite hard, IMHO)
Name the general
Name the year
Name the location

 

[Dreadnought]

Crimean War
1854
St Arnaud
the Battle of Balaklava

 

[nonconformist]

Is it WWI, Petain, 1916, Verdun?


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They are the "Poilus" aren't they?