The grim statistics from the re-fight are quite revealing. Bare in mind that in the BLB system of casualties a unit loses are not meant to represent simply men killed in action but men wounded, deserters and a reduction in overall unit fighting effectiveness. In the extreme, a unit 'wiped out' i.e. with 100% model losses is not necessarily annihilated but rather its combat effectiveness is reduced to zero through a combination of the above.
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Gormanston's go down! |
The Jacobite Army
From the Army's left wing:
Garrison of Aughrim Castle (Under Walter Bourke) : Casualties zero. Engaged with enemy Horse attempting to force the Causeway.
Garrison of Aughrim Village: Casualties zero. Did not engage.
Earl of Tyrconnel's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 66% . Routed from the field
Earl of Abercorn's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 66%. Retired beyond Aughrim to regroup.
Lord Galmoy's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 91%. Retired from the field.
Colonel Purcell's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 50%. Routed from the field.
Lord Kilmallock's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 75%. Retired from the field.
1st Battalion King's Regiment of Foot Guards: Casualties 66%. Retreated from the field.
2nd Battalion King's Regiment of Foot Guards: Casualties 66%. Holding position south of Aughrim.
Lord Gormanston's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 100 %. Destroyed by Langston's Horse.
Colonel Bagnall's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Routed from the field.
Edward Nugent's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 33%. Upon Kilcommodan Hill.
Butler's Fuzileers: Casualties 58%. Upon Kilcommodan Hill
Lord Creagh's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 66%. Routed in the final charge of the battle.
John O'Connell's Regiment of Foot: Casualties11%. Upon Kilcommodan Hill
Colonel Grace's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 5%. Holding position south of Aughrim.
Colonel McMahon's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 5%. Holding position south of Aughrim.
Lord Bellew's Regoment of Foot: Casualties zero. Rallied and holding position on Kilcommodan Hill.
Lord Louth's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Upon Kilcommodan Hill.
Colonel De Boiselleau's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 11%. Upon Kilcommodan Hill
The Earl of Antrim's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Upon Kilcommodan Hill
Earl of Clanrickarde's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Upon Kilcommodan Hill.
1st Battalion Henry Dillon's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Upon Kilcommodan Hill
1st Battalion Dennis McKellicut's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 33%. Retreated from the field.
2nd Battalion Dennis McKellicut's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 5%. Fled the field.
Cuconnacht MacGuire's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 15%. Upon Kilcommodan Hill.
Colonel Edward Butler's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 61 %. Routed from the field.
Ulick de Burgh's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 61 %. Near the Bloody Hollow.
2nd Battalion Henry Dillon's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 100 %.Wiped out by Dutch Horse
Sir Maurice Eustace's Regiment of Foot: Casualties zero. Defending Attibrassil bridge.
Lord Grand Prior's Regiment of Foot: Casualties 33%. Near Attibrassil.
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The final attack! |
Daniel O'Brien's Regiment of Horse: Casualties 64%. Routed from the field.
The Kings Life Guard of Horse: Casualties 54%. breaking through the enemy centre near Urraghry Hill
Simon Lutterell's Regiment of Horse: Casualties zero. Fled the field in ignominious circumstances!
Lord Dongan's Dragoons: Casualties 66%. Routed from the field.
Colonel Maxwell's Dragoons: Casualties 50%. Routed from the field.
Colonel Lutterell's Dragoons: Casualties 66%. Routed from the field.