American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Hi Everyone,

In Campaign Gettysburg, someone someplace prepared a listing of scenarios sorted by length several years ago - it was in an Excel file which I later put into a Word table. Does anyone know of such a listing of the scenarios for Campaign Antietam?

Thanks for any leads to such a document.



Lt Col. Robert Riley
Commander 6th Brigade - Artillery and Engineers
McLaws Division
1st Corps
Army of Northern Virginia
CSA

Since no one else is answering, this may be as much news to them as it is to me. My guess would be that someone used the spreadsheets provided by Don Adams on his website that lists all of the HPS scenarios for several of the ACW games in an Excel format. They could be easily sorted by number of turns. However, Don stopped doing them before Campaign Antietam came out. I think that he did Ozark, Gettysburg, Shiloh, and Peninsula. His site is listed at the Link Express in the Club Related Sites.

Lt Gen Ned Simms
1/1/VIII/AoS/USA
Blood 'n Guts hisself, a land lovin' pirate. Show me some arty tubes and we'll charge 'em.
VMI Class of '00

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<br />Since no one else is answering, this may be as much news to them as it is to me. My guess would be that someone used the spreadsheets provided by Don Adams on his website that lists all of the HPS scenarios for several of the ACW games in an Excel format. They could be easily sorted by number of turns. However, Don stopped doing them before Campaign Antietam came out. I think that he did Ozark, Gettysburg, Shiloh, and Peninsula. His site is listed at the Link Express in the Club Related Sites.
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Thank you, General Simms. That answered my question, and I appreciate your initiative in replying.



Lt Col. Robert Riley
Commander 6th Brigade - Artillery and Engineers
McLaws Division
1st Corps
Army of Northern Virginia
CSA

Gentlemen,

If you go the Union Army Awards webpage, http://www.acwgc.org/USA_Awards/ , you will find at the bottom of the page a section entitled Scenario Listings. In that section you will also find two pdf file downloads for what are called Master Study Guides; one for <i>Bull Run and Antietam</i> and one for <i>Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville</i>. Although they were created as an aide for the identification of Union battlefield ribbons and their associated scenarios, they are, to my knowledge the most comprehensive listings of scenarios for those two game packages.

Maj. Gen. Jos. C. Meyer
Second Division, 14th Corps,
Army of the Cumberland

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<br />Gentlemen,

If you go the Union Army Awards webpage, http://www.acwgc.org/USA_Awards/ , you will find at the bottom of the page a section entitled Scenario Listings. In that section you will also find two pdf file downloads for what are called Master Study Guides; one for <i>Bull Run and Antietam</i> and one for <i>Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville</i>. Although they were created as an aide for the identification of Union battlefield ribbons and their associated scenarios, they are, to my knowledge the most comprehensive listings of scenarios for those two game packages.

Maj. Gen. Jos. C. Meyer
Second Division, 14th Corps,
Army of the Cumberland

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I found it. Thank you for that, General Meyer!



Lt Col. Robert Riley
Commander 6th Brigade - Artillery and Engineers
McLaws Division
1st Corps
Army of Northern Virginia
CSA