The Riflemen Had a Tough Day at the Battle of Waterloo

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In this video Louee explains the role of the 95th Rifles at the Battle of Waterloo. Positioned next to a farm called La Haye Sainte, the riflemen took cover in a feature called the Sandpit. But this was no playtime. They were pressed all day by Napoleon's infantry columns, skirmishers and armoured cuirassiers.

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i always wonder how some random farmers felt getting their garm f*cked up by the most competent armies in the world.

Deranged_ottoman

The reenactment pictured in the video is actually unrealistic because there's no salesman on the edge of the map selling soup to the enemy team.

rollrim

Respect to this man for going back in time and taking part in the battle bro.

mdfahimalam

I used to live on a street in Billerica Massachusetts named "Pollard." It's named after a soldier that was on Bunker Hill (near Boston) fighting the British.
Edit: A commentator in the dm offered an accurate accounting of the flawed information I originally mentioned. So:
He, Asa Pollard, died in the Battle of Bunker Hill (fought on Breed's Hill) when a cannonball, shot from a ship, decapitated him.

vigilantobserver

Harris and Hagman. Forever in our hearts.

VoxFelis

They also lost their English Pointer mascot that night. It had been with them all through the Peninsular Campaign 1812-14. The Brunswickers kidnapped him for food

Rusty_Gold

We getting to wave 35 whith this one 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

TRICKELZtpn

Ahh yes an endless map in Guts and blackpowder

normalrobloxplayer

GETTING WAVE 35 WITH THIS ONE🗣️🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️

JiegauxGulle

When I heard that they were positioned by a farm, it gives me flashbacks to my favorite Roblox game Blood & Iron, and on a map with a barn, my men took cover from the incoming fire we were receiving from cannons

littleperson