Soldier
The Grande Armée (French for "Great Army" or "Grand Army") first entered the annals of history when, in 1805, Napoleon I renamed the army that he had assembled on the French coast of the English Channel for the proposed invasion of Britain
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Soldier horse Artillery
70.90 €
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Soldier Foot Artillery
70.90 €
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Soldier Capitaine de Chevau-léger
70.90 €
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Soldier Trompette de Carabiniers
70.90 €
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Soldier Trompette du 4e Régiment de Cuirassiers
70.90 €
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Soldier Général de Division
70.90 €
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Soldier Dragon en surtout
70.90 €
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Soldier Fusiliers Grenadiers
70.90 €
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Soldier Sapeur du Génie de la Garde
70.90 €
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Soldier Voltigeur du Consulat
70.90 €
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Soldier foot-artillery
70.90 €
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Soldier 11ème Régiment de Hussards
70.90 €
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Empire marshal
70.90 €
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Soldier Officier Mamelucks
70.90 €
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Soldier Chasseur Tenue de Piquet
70.90 €
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Soldier Chevau-léger Polonais
70.90 €
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Soldier Sapeur du 95ème de Ligne
70.90 €
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Soldier Trompette des Dragons
70.90 €
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Soldier Cuirassiers
70.90 €
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Soldier Grenadier du Consulat
70.90 €
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Soldier Tambour Major 1er Rgt Grenadiers
70.90 €
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Soldier Trompette des Grenadiers
70.90 €
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Soldat Officier de Tirailleur Grenadier
70.90 €
Prior to the late 18th century, there was generally no organizational support for staff functions such as military intelligence, logistics, planning or personnel. Unit commanders handled such functions for their units, with informal help from subordinates who were usually not trained for or assigned to a specific task.