American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Gentlemen, I have decided to go into producing my website and would like your comments on it. I would also like your input. It is at the early stage yet but it will grow. If any of you guy's have a webpage out there please link my site to it. I will do the same for yours.
Like I say there is a lot more to go into it so keep checking in.
I have posted it here as the site is mainly to do with the hps games.
http://www.americas-civil-war.com/
Thanks guys.

Hope you like Forrest
General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

Great site, are the leader files Corinth only?

Lt. Gen. Ed Blackburn
I/I/VI/AoS

"Forward Bucktails"

The Leader file has been designed to use with Corinth 1:01a. This is an extract from Ken Millers readme file.

Cor_Ldr_lst.txt is a list of all the leaders in my expanded leaders.bmp file giving name, picture number, row and col
location and whether the picture has been verified. If a BG is in that column then the picture was taken from a BG
leaders file and I could not verify if it was that officer. I have sucessfully loaded this file into Excel, Lotus and MS
Works as a spreadsheet.


General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

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Page name altered as suggested. Thanks Bill.

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

Site updated.

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

Looks good, nicely done sir!

Lt. Gen. Mike Smith
Army of Georgia
Commanding
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How long does it take to do one?



Lt. Col. Richard Walker
I Corps
Army of the Mississippi
2nd Brigade, 3rd Division
"Defenders of Tennessee"

Getting quicker all the time 10 to 15 mins.20:12 gmt. now so I will start one.

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

done post in a min or so20:20

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

And here he is.

Who next?

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.

Forum added to site
http://www.americas-civil-war.com/

I have finally the forum to look how I wanted so lets get some things going. Now I can get back to adding things to the downloads.
All the best,

General
Frank (Old Banshee) Mullins,
XVI Corps,
Army of the Tennessee.
Commanding.