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Wait... So we are not talking about Cross Dressing while playing?

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Brigadier General Kevin Koch
2/2/VI
AotS

Gentlemen <salute>

General McOmish would have the final say, but any of you Yanks that want to wear your silky Victoria's Secret panties are free to do so as long as we don't get the pictures.

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General Neal Hebert
Edward C. Walthall Division (2nd aka "Gator Alley")
II Corps, Army of the West
CSA Cabinet Secretary

General McOmish sir {salute}

I would like to more seriously suggest for your consideration the "Frank Armstrong Tournament".

Francis C. (Frank) Armstrong holds the distinction of being both a Union and a Confederate Officer (but not at the same time LOL ).

http://crossedsabers.blogspot.com/2007/ ... trong.html

Regards,

Col. Deano

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Lt. General David Martin
First Brigade, First Division, First Corps, Army of the Potomac

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Not to change the subject, but what length of scenario are we talking about?

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Rock
MG BJ Horrocks
1st bde 3rd Cav.
XVI Corps. Army of Tenn.
USA

I am interested in participating in this tournament also. I will add quickly that I believe "Turncoat" does sound better than "Traitor", and both sound slightly better than "Cross-Dresser", but I am happy to play regardless which name is chosen.

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Colonel Michael Chandler Jr
5th Brigade - "The Mojave Grays"
Second Division - II Corps
Army of the Mississippi - CSA

Gentlemen <salute>

I could go with "Turncoat", although that and "Traitor" both imply betraying a trust by deserting your cause and comrades. That wouldn't be the case in this tournament.

I kind of like Colonel "Deano" Martin's suggestion along the lines of the "Armstrong Tournament".

Highest regards,

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General Neal Hebert
Edward C. Walthall Division (2nd aka "Gator Alley")
II Corps, Army of the West
CSA Cabinet Secretary

How about the Twilight Zone Tournament?

I am sure quite a few of us Southerns, after soundly beating the Yank, have thought, "the Union troopers could have come off better in that scenario if they only had our Officers to command them." This would be a great chance to see that widely held opinion reinforced. I will encourage our Army of Georgia players to participate.

Respectfully,

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General Prax Swan
1/3/III ANV

Cam,

Great idea but the name is a little offensive. How about the "Great Switch-A-Roo" or "Crossing the Lines" or "Changing of the Colors" or "Twilight Zone in the 1860's" or "When Johnnie and Billy got the wrong clothes back from the cleaners"

Hope this helps.

John

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How about the "Flip Flop" tournament?

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Rock
MG BJ Horrocks
1st bde 3rd Cav.
XVI Corps. Army of Tenn.
USA

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General Jos. C. Meyer, ACWGC
Union Army Chief of Staff
Commander, Army of the Shenandoah
Commander, Army of the Tennessee
(2011-2014 UA CoA/GinC)

Uh, knowing the way I am after a battle , and assuming General Olinsky will let me back in Hancock's Tavern , it might be a good idea for me not to participate in this tourney. You can bet I'll be the one waking up in something Gray . Then with head hurting, legs trembling and stomach churning I'd be hiding out in every Tavern possible to stay out of General Meyer's way . But everybody knows he'd find me and...

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Lt. General David Martin
First Brigade, First Division, First Corps, Army of the Potomac

Deano - just leave the uniform on and come on over to the Grey side - we are more than OK with cross dressing

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General Cam McOmish

Army Commander
Confederate Army of Tennessee
CSA

Well General McOmish sir, {salute}

I appreciate the offer, I really do, but I find that gray and butternut chafe me a bit.

Warmest Regards,

Col. Deano

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Lt. General David Martin
First Brigade, First Division, First Corps, Army of the Potomac

Colonel Martin,

Sir, you are always welcome in Hancocks Tavern... regardless of who is looking for you!