Prussian Reserve, Militia and Irregular Troops 1806-15 Osprey Men At Arms No 192 Used Softcover Reference Book

Prussian Reserve, Militia and Irregular Troops 1806-15 is volume 192 in the Osprey Men At Arms series. This used softcover reference book provides a detailed overview of the auxiliary military forces of Prussia during the Napoleonic Wars, from the defeat at Jena-Auerstedt in 1806 through the reorganization and campaigns leading up to 1815. The work examines the structure, uniforms, equipment, and tactics of reserve units, the Landwehr militia, and irregular formations such as the Freikorps. It includes period illustrations and modern reconstructions, offering visual documentation alongside factual analysis. The text places these troops within the broader context of Prussian and European military reforms, emphasizing their evolving role in the struggle against Napoleonic France. This volume serves as a factual resource for the study of lesser-known elements of the Prussian armed forces, useful for reference by historians, collectors, and researchers interested in early 19th-century military history.  Total of 48 pages.