This was a first attempt at this battle using the Deluxe Edition General de Brigade rules.
Foy's 9th
Division were tasked with capturing Germoincourt before attacking
Quatre Bras. Bachelu's 5th
Division took the right flank attacking towards Quatre Bras from the
north supported by the 2nd
Cavalry Division. The Guard Light Cavalry anchored the left flank.
Most of Perponchers 2nd
Netherlands Division were positioned in Bossu Wood and across to the
village of Quatre Bras.
Bachelu's division swept
aside the 27th
Dutch Jaeger as they swung towards the north of Quatre Bras. Foy's
division however struggled to capture Germoincourt due to the
stubborn resistance of the 5th
Dutch Militia. They only fell back after suffering severe losses and
delaying Foy's advance.
Merlen's Netherlands
light cavalry brigade arrived followed by Picton's 5th
Division who were immediately moved towards the allied left flank
blocking Bachelu's march. Pack and Kempt's brigades lead supported by
the 5th
Hanoverian Brigade.
Meanwhile Jerome's 6th
Division arrived on the French side and moved to attack Bossu Wood.
They were followed by the heavy cavalry of the 11th
Cavalry Division which moved to support Bachelu.