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Middle Guard (Napoleonic)

The Middle Guard (French: Moyenne Garde) was a formation of the French Imperial Army's Imperial Guard. It was an intermediate force between the elite Old Guard and the less experienced Young Guard. It was used in Napoleon's military campaigns, often used as a balance of experience, and infantry flexibility.

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Active
1806–1814, 1815
Branch
French Imperial Army
Ceremonial chief
Napoleon
Commander-in-chief
Napoleon I
Country
France
Engagements
Peninsular War Battle of Austerlitz Battle of Wagram Battle of Dresden Battle of Ligny French invasion of Russia Battle of Borodino Battle of Waterloo · Peninsular War · Battle of Austerlitz · Battle of Wagram · Battle of Dresden

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Middle Guard (Napoleonic)

Nodes29
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Triples24
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
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Engagements · 9
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → Battle of Austerlitz, Battle of Borodino, Battle of Dresden, Battle of Ligny, Battle of Wagram, Battle of Waterloo, French invasion of Russia, Peninsular War, Peninsular War Battle of Austerlitz Battle of Wagram Battle of Dresden Battle of Ligny French invasion of Russia Battle of Borodino Battle of Waterloo
Active · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → 1806–1814, 1815
Branch · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → French Imperial Army
Ceremonial chief · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → Napoleon
Commander-in-chief · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → Napoleon I
Country · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → France
Notable commanders · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → Comte d'Erlon Michel Ney Jean Nicolas Houchard
Part of · 1
Middle Guard (Napoleonic) → Imperial Guard

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guard middle imperial napoleon's old young fusiliers war forces artillery chasseurs regiment peninsular soldiers guard's campaigns french 1806 1814 grenadiers

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Middle Guard (Napoleonic)Active1806–1814, 18151.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)BranchFrench Imperial Army1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)Ceremonial chiefNapoleon1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)Commander-in-chiefNapoleon I1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)CountryFrance1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsPeninsular War Battle of Austerlitz Battle of Wagram Battle of Dresden Battle of Ligny French invasion of Russia Battle of Borodino Battle of Waterloo1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsPeninsular War1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Austerlitz1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Wagram1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Dresden1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Ligny1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsFrench invasion of Russia1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Borodino1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)EngagementsBattle of Waterloo1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)Notable commandersComte d'Erlon Michel Ney Jean Nicolas Houchard1.00infobox
Middle Guard (Napoleonic)Part ofImperial Guard1.00infobox

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