1st Trondheim Infantry Regiment

Military unit of Denmark-Norway, 1718–1817 1st Trondheim Infantry Regiment Første Trondhjemske Infanteriregiment Vorstellung der sämtlichen Königl. Dänischen Armee - no-nb digibok 2007092512003-105.jpg Uniforms of the 1st Trondheim Infantry Regiment. 1718–1817 Denmark-Norway 1814 Denmark-Norway Army Infantry Col. Baltzer Meitzner (first) Capt. Georg Ulrik Wasmuth Sgt. Daniel Larsen Schevig Carsten Gerhard Bang (last) The 1st Trondheim Infantry Regiment (no Første Trondhjemske Infanteriregiment) was an infantry regiment of Denmark-Norway. History The regiment was formed by dividing the old Trondheim Infantry Regiment into three separate units, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Trondheim Infantry Regiments. The companies of the 1st Trondheim Infantry Regiment were garrisoned in Innherred and Nærøy. After another division in 1789, the 3rd Trondheim Regiment was disbanded, and its companies in Melhus, Selbu and Fosen were transferred to the 1st Trondheim Regiment.Sunde Hjalmar I. Av Sør-Trøndelag infanteriregiment nr 12's historie: med møre- og trøndersoldater fra muskett til rakett Self-published 1984 8271640194 Trondheim 253ff: "Oversiktsplan 1628-1940, etter Lars Kjærland" no During the Dano-Swedish War of 1808-1809, the regiment participated in the Jämtland campaigns. particularly during the campaign of 1809, where troops within the regiment were sent into the Jämtland area.Nordensvan Carl Otto Finska kriget 1808-1809 Albert Bonniers Förlag 1898 Stockholm 458 sv The Finnish War 1808-1809 According to the army plan of 1810, the army had nine infantry regiments. These included three enlisted infantry regiments, each typically containing 800 enlisted and 1,200 "national" (discharged) privates, as well as six national infantry regiments, each typically containing 200 enlisted and 1,800 national privates. The national infantry regiments included the two Trondheim regiments, as well as the Akershus Sharpshooter Regiment, Bergenhus Infantry Regiment, Tellermark Infantry Regiment, and Vesterlenske Infantry Regiment.Hvor forberedt var den norske hær på krig i 1814? : med fokus på organisasjon, utrustning og ledelse https://nva.sikt.no/registration/019c8ff57cc3-9db2f714-6d4b-4ace-892f-569b71a8edde 2026-08-09 nva.sikt.noLindbäck-Larsen Den norske hær og 1814 Forsvarsdepartementet 1945 Oslo 134 no Generally, at least half of the troops in the army were furloughed, and the full strength of the regiment was only assembled during yearly exercises. Accordingly, the 1st Trondheim Regiment in 1789 had two grenadier companies and three "national" battalions, the latter composed of discharged privates.Munthe Carl Oscar Den norske haer indtil 1814 Grøndahl 1914 173-174 no The regiment participated during the Dano-Swedish War, particularly in combat actions in Trøndelag, as well as in skirmishes around the area south of the Glomma river. During the preparations for the Norwegian Constituent Assembly in Eidsvoll in 1814, the regiment, like other military units, appointed two of its military personnel to represent them in the Constituent Assembly, being Captain Georg Ulrik Wasmuth and Sergeant Daniel Larsen Schevig.Lindstøl Tallak Stortinget og Statsraadet 1814-1914 Steenske Bogtrykkeri 1914 Kristiania 2 noWergeland Henrik Arnold Norges Konstitutions Historie Guldberg et Dzwonkowski 1842 24 da Following the Army Regulations of 1818, which was adopted on 3 July 1817, the regiment was disbanded at the end of 1817. Due to its focus on companies in Nord-Trøndelag and exercise activities in Steinkjersannan, the regiment's successor is perceived to be the Nord-Trøndelag Infantry Regiment No. 13, as well as the Nord-Trøndelag Infantry Regiment.Sommerschild Wilhelm Thode Av nordre Trondhjems infanteriregiments historie 1928 Hæren Nord-Trøndelag infanteriregiment Nord-Trøndelag infanteriregiment nr 13: 1928-1995 FDI 13/IR 13 1996 8299392500 Steinkjer no References Category:Military units and formations established in 1718 Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1817