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  1. Hessian infantry regiments were single battalion units. Each battalion consisted of ten companies or 770 men. In wartime, converged grenadier battalions were formed from the grenadier companies of the musketeer regiments of line.

  2. I had one Hessian line infantry that was left over from my entire America campaign, slowly being merged from multiple units battle after battle. Once I finished America they led the charge into North African with my colonial army.

  3. Hessian line infantry are slightly inferior to regular line infantry in every way, having less range and damage statistics. However, early in the game they can be recruited in almost any city situated in the Americas (including civilian buildings) and are cheaper to field and maintain.

  4. Hessian Line Infantry are a type of line infantry in Empire: Total War. “Marching regiments” or “line battalions” make up the majority of units in European-style armies. They are so called because they form the line of battle, not because they always deploy in lines.

  5. Indeed, over time the capabilities of line infantry should improve as new tactics, drill and weaponry are developed. These soldiers carry muzzle-loading, smoothbore muskets firing lead balls as wide as a man’s thumb.

  6. Hessian Line Infantry (ETW unit) These musket-armed troops use massed volleys to break an enemy, relying on discipline to withstand any counter fire. “Marching regiments” or “line battalions” make up the majority of units in European-style armies.

  7. The following is the record of E. F. Pigott, in brief, for the years of the civil war: He joined the State Guards in 1861; served four months, then enlisted as a private in Company G, 12th West Virginia Infantry, August 18, 1862.