This supplement is an expansion to add new and unique units you can field to your choice of army. 

History

1805 saw Napoleon's Grande Armée march on Austria and its Russian allies. By this period, the French army had been significantly reformed under the first emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, but elements of its revolutionary heritage were still evident on the battlefield. At Austerlitz, Jena, Eylau, and even Friedland, these units, equipped with bicorns and led by 3 distinctive generals who stood out during those defining 3 years, would certainly be a sight on the battlefield. 

Content

This army pack offers 14 infantry, 8 heavy infantry, 4 cannons, 4 howitzers, and 3 unique generals that can be fielded in your game.

Unique Generals include: 

d'Hautpoul, The Heavy cavalry general at Austerlitz and Jena, died of wounds at Eylau

Saint-Hilaire. Hero of Austerlitz, died of wounds at Aspern

Gudin, whose infantry bore the brunt of the battle of Jena, died of wounds near Smolensk. 

Once downloaded, the sheets can be printed individually as
Often as you like, which means you can build up a large
The army very cheaply. You will need scissors or a craft knife, glue, and appropriate paper, plain or cardstock, all of which are described in the Assembling Units section in the Paper Bayonet Core Rules.

The figures are laid out on 8.5x11 format, which will print onto
US legal-sized paper