During this battle, John Cutts' forces captured two water mills.
During this battle, John Cutts' forces captured two water mills. Henry Overkirk was assigned to guard a French attack shortly before this battle, which necessitated a march of over 21,000 men from Bedburg to the location of the battle. The "Wild Geese" brigade, which had previously fled from Ireland, participated in this battle under the command of the Marquis de Blainville. John Cutts led an early attack in this battle, which was preceded by one commander broke off the Siege of Villingen in preparation for this battle. It occurred on the Nebel River after Ferdinand de Martin and the Duke of Vendome threatened to capture Venice, and the Duke of Tallard was captured in this battle despite the reinforcements he brought. The Allied forces were commanded by Eugene of Savoy and John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough. For 10 points, name this turning point of the War of the Spanish Succession.
During this battle, John Cutts' forces captured two water mills.
Battle of {Blenheim} [accept {Second} Battle of {Höchstädt}, prompt on Battle of Hochstadt]