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I Corps
William, Prince of Orange
The 3rd Netherlands Infantry Division
Lt-
This was a mixed Dutch-
There were initially some doubts as to the quality and commitment of these troopsas it was an inexperienced formation with 50% of its units being militia.
When it was called upon to fight late on in the battle, the 1st Brigade performed satisfactorily.
Because of the uncertainty about its quality, this division was posted on the extreme west of the Allied line around the village of Braine l'Alleud. It remained in reserve for much of the day.
In the evening the division moved behind the right centre of the line and was committed to the action to repulse the final Imperial Guard attack. The 1st Brigade charged the Grenadiers of the Middle Guard.
Losses 743 (10%)
1st Brigade
Col. H. Detmers
35th Belgian Jaeger
Col. D.P.J. Arnold
605 men
2nd Dutch Line
Lt-
471 men
4th Dutch Militia
Col. R. van Heeckeren van Molencate
519 men
6th Dutch Militia
Lt-
492 men
17th Dutch Militia
Lt-
534 men
19th Dutch Militia
Maj. H . Boellaerdt
467 men
Brigade Artillery
Belgian HA
Capt. C.F. Krahmer de Bichin
6 x 6-
Artillery Train
Lt. Zeist
87 men
2nd Brigade
Maj-
36th Belgian Jaeger
Col. C. Goethals
633 men
3rd Belgian Line
Lt-
629 men
12th Dutch Line
Col. D.O. Bagelaar
431 men
13th Dutch Line
Lt-
664 men
3rd Dutch Militia
Lt-
592 men
10th Dutch Militia
Lt-
632 men
Brigade Artillery
Belgian FA
Capt. J.J. Lux
6 x 6-
Artillery Train
Lt. Kikkert
146 men