Editing Battle of Narva (1700) (section)

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The Battle of Narva was a terrible defeat for the Russian army. The Swedes captured ten generals and ten colonels, and many Russian regimental officers were killed in battle. The Russian regimental rolls from January 1701 show that the total loss of personnel was about 25% (with a 57–68% loss in the two regular infantry regiments of Trubetskoy's "division"). In Golovin's "division" (excluding the two Guard regiments), only 250 of the 356 officers survived. Weide's "division", however, fared somewhat better. The Russians also suffered heavy losses in armaments, as the Swedes captured 4050 muskets and 173 artillery pieces, including 64 siege cannons. Soon thereafter, the Swedes took an additional 22 mortars from a baggage train near [[Yam fortress|''Yam'']]. While the Russians had mostly replenished their small arms by the spring of 1701, the former Golovin and Weide "divisions" still lacked regimental artillery. If Charles had continued the campaign against Russia (as General Vellingk had suggested attacking Novgorod and Pskov<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://rusmilhist.blogspot.ru/2013/06/nilsson-bengt-abraham-cronhjort-and.html |title=Nilsson Bengt. Abraham Cronhjort and the defense of Ingria 1700–1703 |access-date=2018-03-13 |archive-date=2018-03-14 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180314042341/http://rusmilhist.blogspot.ru/2013/06/nilsson-bengt-abraham-cronhjort-and.html |url-status=live }}</ref>), the Russian army very likely would have suffered another defeat.<ref name=Velikanov4/>