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I Corps
William, Prince of Orange
The 2nd Netherlands Infantry Division
Lt-
A division with three languages -
It was the first Allied formation deployed at Quatre-
The division was split with the 1st Brigade on the left centre, initially in a line in front of Picton's division with the 2nd on the east (left) defending Papelotte and La Haye. The 1/2nd Nassau was sent to Hougoumont.
1st Brigade was almost entirely Dutch with 2nd Brigade all German (Nassau) except for the artillery. 2nd Nassau battalions had nearly 900 all ranks.
Casualties at Waterloo amounted to just over 2000 (24%), with the 1st Brigade sustaining twice those of the 2nd Brigade.
1st Brigade
Maj-
27th Dutch Jaeger
Lt-
550 men
7th Belgian Line
Lt-
701 men
5th Dutch Militia
Lt-
220 men
7th Dutch Militia
Lt-
675 men
8th Dutch Militia
Lt -
566 men
Brigade Artillery
Dutch HA
Capt. A. Bijleveld
6 x 6-
Artillery Train
Lieut van de Hoeven
2nd Brigade
Maj -
2nd Nassau Regiment
Maj. F. Sattler
1/2nd Nassau
Capt. Bϋsgen
889 men
2/2nd Nassau
Maj. P. von Normann
885 men
3/2nd Nassau
Maj. G. Hegmann (mw)
899 men
28th Orange/Nassau
Col. the Duke of Saxe-
1/28th Orange/Nassau
Lt-
893 men
2/28th Orange/Nassau
Maj. P. Schleyer
688 men
Nassau Jaeger
Capt. E. Bergmann
177 men
Brigade Artillery
Belgian FA
Capt. E.J. Stievenart (Killed at Quatre-
2 x 6-
(Battery overrun at Quatre-
Artillery Train
Lt. van Gahlen