page_title: Régiment de Brie
section_title: Second Formation (1684)
hierarchical_section_title: Régiment de Brie / Second Formation (1684)
caption_attribution_description: Map of the Battle of Friedlingen
context_page_description: The Régiment de Brie was a line infantry regiment of the French Royal Army which was originally formed in 1649, disbanded the next year, reformed in 1684, disbanded in 1762, and later reformed in 1775. After its third formation, it served during the American Revolutionary War/Anglo-French War, and later the French Revolutionary Wars until amalgamating with two volunteer battalions to form a new demi-brigade. The regiment's successor, the 24éme Régiment d'Infanterie would serve in the modern French Army until 1997 when it was disbanded following the end of the Cold War. It was then reformed as the Bataillon de Réserve Île-de-France, and forms part of the Commandement de la Logistique or Logistics Command as the only fully reserve unit of the French Army.
caption: Engraving of the Battle of Friedlingen
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