American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

We had a great time in Gettysburg and all I can say is that we will have a great time here......where ever? Where are we eating Thursday night?

Colonel R.E.Daley
1st Corps of the ANV
3rd Calvary Divsion,
3rd Brigade
"We are the Midnight Riders"

<center><font color="yellow"><font size="4">I'm not certain of My Sweetie's position on Moose.
The idea is not one of impossibility
but rather unlikelihood
as, while we do have a Home
we do not have a house.
More's the Pity as we surely need one.
But look on the Bright Side lads!
Perhaps Richmond will bless us with a
Balmy early March.
Bbbbbbarbeque...?
Skoal!
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<center> <font color="red"> Brigadier General Tom Phillips
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Gentlemen:
At the last Tiller Con, some of us made the tour of those fields of honor. Standing on Mayre's Heights is worth the price of admission. Also, following the route of Jackson's flanking march is a real trip. Enjoy yourselves!!!
Jim Gleason LG 4-2-I AoP

Time is fast approaching the first weekend in March! With my luck all of the balmy weather the East Coast has been enjoying this winter will go away and we will be buried in snow! That being said our band of travelers include; from Annapolis, Maryland Larry 'Notso' Quick and his side kick Gen Moose, Russ Daley from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, Tom Phillips from Richmond, Virginia and me from Mukilteo, Washington (the Evergreen State). All are invited to join us if you are in the area or want to make the trip down for a visit.

We will be starting out on Thursday morning for the Peninsula (actually the Seven Days Battlefields) and taking in what we can still view today. Lots of stuff to see in the Richmond - Mechanicsville area (probably too much for one day!).

Friday morning will see us relocate to the Fredericksburg area for all of the wonderful sites to see in that location. We will spend Saturday in the area too!

Respectfully,



<font color="orange"><font size="4">Nick Kunz

General
Commandant
Cabinet Secretary
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At TillerConI, I had the pleasure of touring Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and points in between and nearby. The National Park Service has done a great job, and I would recommend the CDs for the driving tour. There are lots of opportunities to walk at many of the points of significance. Enjoy yourselves!!
Jim Gleason LG 4-2-I AoP

Well Shucks! [:I] Oh Ok,I will romantic-size her but ya all gotta get her to shave, put her teeth in, cover up that "I love Bucky" tattoo on her chest and put on a dress. Oh yeah! And take up a collection because I ain't payin' for dinner.[:p]

Ok … I got your strategy. You are going to tell Miss Lulu that Lt. Ciampa is in love with her. Excellent plan boy as that will send her in the opposite direction. .

LtCol.Tom Ciampa
2nd Bgde,1st Cav
XIV Corps, AoC

Sounds like a lot of fun Notso. I wish I could make that March trip but it doesn't look good for me to attend. I am sure that it will be a great time and interesting, and Colonel Daley is a man after my own heart. Good to pin down those dinner plans early.[:D]

<b>However</b>, I am very interested, as I mentioned to you yesterday, in the Antietam visit as it is also near Gettysburg which I have visited only once and didn't have nearly enough time to do it justice. Nice of you fellas to arrange such outtings.

LtCol.Tom Ciampa
2nd Bgde,1st Cav
XIV Corps, AoC