American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Maybe we could create some kind of "Neutral Awards".

Let's find a hero that is respected north and south of the border.
Well, eeemm, euh, any idea ?

Col. Harold Lajoie 2/I/AoM, CSA.

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<br /> After much soul searching ... <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">

An obvious forgery; Rebs do not have souls [;)]

Gen Mike Kaulbars
3rd "Freiheit" Division
VIII/AoS

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<br />Maybe we could create some kind of "Neutral Awards".

Col. Harold Lajoie 2/I/AoM, CSA.

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Col. Lajoie,

An award was established last year for extraordinary club-wide service. The medal's first (and only, so far) recipient was General Pierre Desruisseaux, who served as Club President for about twice as long as the ACW was fought [:)] !

This medal is awarded by the Cabinet. In order to preserve the dignity of the award it should, of course, be reserved for only the most auspicious occasions. The Cabinet has discussed the use of the award a couple of times since then. So far, the decision has remained to have each side honor their own, even for service 'above and beyond the call of duty' (that is, service to the entire club or 'the other side'), such as when General Don Adams was presented with a medal by the CSA for his outstanding work in setting up the Department of Records.


Your humble servant,
Gen 'Dee Dubya' Mallory


David W. Mallory
ACW - General, 3/2/I/AotM (Club President & Cabinet Member)
CCC - Lieutenant, Georgia Volunteers, Southern Regional Department, Colonial American Army

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<br />Maybe we could create some kind of "Neutral Awards".

Col. Harold Lajoie 2/I/AoM, CSA.

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Col. Lajoie,

An award was established last year for extraordinary club-wide service. The medal's first (and only, so far) recipient was General Pierre Desruisseaux, who served as Club President for about twice as long as the ACW was fought [:)] !

This medal is awarded by the Cabinet. In order to preserve the dignity of the award it should, of course, be reserved for only the most auspicious occasions. The Cabinet has discussed the use of the award a couple of times since then. So far, the decision has remained to have each side honor their own, even for service 'above and beyond the call of duty' (that is, service to the entire club or 'the other side'), such as when General Don Adams was presented with a medal by the CSA for his outstanding work in setting up the Department of Records.


Your humble servant,
Gen 'Dee Dubya' Mallory


David W. Mallory
ACW - General, 3/2/I/AotM (Club President & Cabinet Member)
CCC - Lieutenant, Georgia Volunteers, Southern Regional Department, Colonial American Army

I think Col. Notso should keep the John Brown award, he desevered it, and as far as him changing back to a blue uniform, well that will happen when Pigs can Fly [:p]. Isn't that so General Moose. Well maybe if Miss Lulu and her sisters sweet talk him and give him a little SUGAR [:D][:0]

Respectfully,
Brig. Gen. Gery Bastiani
II Corps, 3rd Div. Tarheel Division
AotM CSA

"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

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