Cerino-Badone, Swiss Regiments - Libreria Militare Ares

ecame a BG on 7 February 1754, MG on 23 February 1757. He retained the command of the
regiment until the day of his death occurred the 24 February 1760 in Susa. He is buried in the
temple of Ciabàs in Angrogna San Giovanni (TO).
Uniform. Dark blue coat and waistcoat and breeches, with white laces, red lining, cuffs and collar.
Record. 1742: Po campaign (1 st , 2 nd Bns), Savoy campaign (3 rd Bn). 1743: the whole regiment
present at Camposanto with 139 losses, Chateau Dauphin (1 st , 2 nd Bns). 1744: it lost about 360
(18%) men in Varaita Valley (combats of Rochaz and Pierrelongue), colonel Roguin killed in
action. Madonna dell’Olmo. 1745. Bassignana (1 st Bn), defence of Tortona (2 nd Bn), defence of
Alessandria (3 rd Bn). 1746: Asti (1 st Bn), siege of Valenza. 1747: Liguria campaign (1 st , 2 nd Bns),
with Regt. Kalbermatten it was decisive for the victory at the Assiette Gap (3 rd Bns), Stura di
Demonte. During the conflict it had been suffered heavy losses but it proved to be, with
Kalbermatten, the best fighting regiment of the whole Sabaudian army.
Regiment of Lucernois infantry Guibert-Outtiger
Colonels. 10-11-1733, Alexandre Guibert de Syssac (1677 - Turin, 28 January 1746). He was a
refugee French Huguenot original from Agennois, who fled in 1694, naturalized in 1735 in
Neuchâtel. In 1697 he entered in the service of William of Orange, king of Great Britain, then he
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