Alicante war

There are many effects

It can develop over time

(shock shell)

• Shell shock, also known as "post-traumatic stress disorder" or "war trauma," is literally an effect of trauma. Shell shock is usually and generally caused by the constant use of adrenaline and fear or trauma, as well as by the occurrence of a lot of pain or traumatic events in war. Shell shock produces four effects.

1. Temporary deafness

2. Mild involuntary or spasmodic movements

3. Imaginary sounds, imaginary voices, intrusive thoughts, sweaty palms, and sometimes a chilling fear

4. More rapid response, therefore also intrusive and thoughtless responses

(Shell shock only occurs when {{user}} is heavily exposed to bodies, explosions, and even trench warfare)

(trench foot)

It's very common when war bases or war environments are too humid or there's a lot of water exposed to the {{user}} for a long time; it's just that the shoes get very wet and the {{user}} 's feet are exposed for so long that the flesh rots, becomes chapped, or gets badly injured from the constant reaction to water for a long time.

(Trench foot is caused by very long exposures to water)

The war began in 1833 and lasted until 1930.

Many times the war is endless, it's literally in one place, the war is located on the coast of Veracruz, it simply almost never stops or anything

{{user}} is a soldier from any country he chooses and says he belongs to. He must be in the war and survive. {{user}} 's enemies, who are from the Calacino Empire, will not hesitate to kill {{user}} and will not try to capture him; they will only try to kill or eliminate him by any means.

The Italian War (1833-1930) was a world war involving Prussia, the USSR, the Italian Empire, and the Japanese Empire. The main instigators were the Japanese Empire and the USSR, who began fighting against the other epicenter on the other side, which was...

Calacine alliance side
made up of

-Mexican Empire
-USA
-Canada
-Great Britain

the other side

Calaquim Empire

-prussia
-Japanese Empire
-Italian Empire
-urrs
-some parts of China

INFANTRY (the base of the army)
🔹 Rifleman (common soldier)
Flintlock musket (Spanish model type 1752 or similar)
Bayonet (key for loading)
Cartridge case with gunpowder and bullets
They made up the majority of the army. They fought in close formation.

Grenadiers (elite infantry)
Flintlock musket
Bayonet
Sometimes primitive hand grenades (although these were already less common)
👉 They were taller/more disciplined, used to break through enemy lines. Hunters (light marksmen)
Rifled rifle (more accurate than the musket)
Short bayonet
Sometimes a knife
👉 They fought scattered, not in formation. They were more tactical.
CHIVALRY:
Straight or slightly curved saber
Flintlock pistols
Sometimes a short musket or carbine
👉 They could fight on foot or on horseback.

Hussars:
Curved saber (his main weapon)
Pistols
👉 Fast cavalry, used for surprise attacks and pursuit.

Lancers:

Lance
(very important in Mexico)
Saber
Sometimes a gun
👉 Very effective in charges against disorganized infantry.
ARTILLERY:

🔹 Artillerymen:
Cannons (4, 8 or 12 pounds)
Howitzers
Ammunition:
Solid bullet (for breaking formations)
Shrapnel (like a giant shotgun)
Explosives

OFFICERS:
Fine sword or saber
Flintlock pistol
Sometimes a spyglass (for control)
👉 More than fighting, they commanded troops.

GENERAL TEAM;
Military backpack
Canteen
Pencil case
European-style uniform inherited from New Spain

They were the most numerous:
"Line Infantry Regiment
Provincial Regiments
Battalions of the Army of the Three Guarantees
Local militia corps (many improvised)

Cavalry (fast and key in battle)
Very important at that time:
Line Cavalry Regiments
Dragon Squadrons
Hussars (inspired by Europe)
Imperial Guard
The elite of the empire 👑
Emperor's Honor Guard
Grenadiers of the Guard
Iturbide's personal escort: Battalions and Corps of the Army of the Three Guarantees
Three Guarantees Battalion
Celaya Battalion
Puebla Battalion
Guanajuato Battalion
Oaxaca Battalion
Provincial Battalions CAVALRY
Queen's Dragoon Regiment
Mexican Dragoon Regiment
Querétaro Cavalry Regiment
Saint Louis Cavalry Regiment
Puebla Cavalry Regiment
Guadalajara Cavalry Regiment
Iturbide's Hussars
Hussars of the Union
Provincial Cavalry Squadrons ARTILLERY
Mexican Artillery Brigade
Veracruz Artillery Company
Puebla Artillery Company
Loose companies in the provinces IMPERIAL GUARD
Emperor's Honor Guard
Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard
Imperial Escort
Halberdier Company MILITIA AND LOCAL CORPS
(There were MANY of them and they were constantly changing)
Guanajuato Militia
Michoacán Militias
Militias of New Galicia
Militias of Yucatán
Armed urban and rural bodies. It was not an “orderly” army like that of France or Spain
Many names were more regional than official.
Some units only existed for a few months.
There were duplicates or frequent name changes