American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

General McOmish Suh, <salute>
General Kunz Suh, <salute>
Gentlemen Officers of the fine Army of Tennessee,

I am honoured and indeed privileged to have been considered worthy of promotion within this fine Army, nay, the finest Army of the CSA.

I have dug deep in my satchel to provide the finest whiskey and havana's, the ladies are your own responsibility, afore I once again strike out to do battle with the enemy

Gentlemen, I give you the Army of Tennessee and it's fine commanders.

Let us now party long and hard, for after, there is much bloody work to be done.

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Karl McEntegart
Major General
Officer Commanding
Army of Tennessee





Make my enemy brave and strong, so that if defeated, I will not be ashamed.

Ah, Major! Congratulations on your promotion, sir!
I will indeed raise a toast to The Army Of Tennessee and our fine commanders.
Now, sir, with your kind permission, I will put a Lucifer to one of those fine Havana's!

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Colonel Jason "Skeedaddle" Campbell
The Mahoning 4th Brigade
3rd Division
2nd Corp
AoT
"Let's fill up our canteens, boys. Some of us will be in hell before nightfall and we'll need the water"

Ooo Whiskey, Im in.

Seriously though, congratulations sir on another promotion!

Here here!
Slante!

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Lt. Colonel JJ Jansen
3rd Calvary Brigade, 4th Calvary Division
Army of Tennessee
CSA

Major McEntegart, Sir! <salute>

Karl,

Congratulations on a well deserved promotion.
Your enthusiasm displayed from the first day of joining the ACWGC is unmatched and you Sir are a very welcomed addition to the Club!


Respectfully,

Your Obedient Servant,

General Nick Kunz
Commanding,
2nd Corps, AoT

General Kunz Suh, <salute>

If I were a Southern Belle I would be all of a flutter n fluster with all that praise lavished upon me However Suh, as I am not, suffice that I thank you profusely for your very kind comments. I did no more Suh than would be expected of a junior officer of this fine army. The fine Officers and gentlemen I have engaged with since joining have been most welcoming, outstandingly helpful and it is I who should grateful for being so warmly accepted into this fine club of like minded gentlemen.

Your obedient servant Suh,

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Karl McEntegart
Major General
Officer Commanding
Army of Tennessee





Make my enemy brave and strong, so that if defeated, I will not be ashamed.

Major my humblest apologies for being late to your promotion party. Well done Suh and I shall put $100 in gold on the bar to help with the libations.

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General Cam McOmish

Brigade Commander
Alabama State Volunteers
Cleburne's Division
Hardee's Corps
(1/1/1)
Army of Tennessee
Confederate States of America

General McOmish Suh <salute>

For one so lowly Suh, I am honoured at your congratulations. I am presently engaged in the wilds of Mississippi and Tennessee, against our implacable foe, dem damned Yankees, Suh. I shall however upon return ensure that your gold will make for the Mother and Father of a wild night of wine, women, Tennessee whiskey and fine Havana's, with you Suh, in pride of place at the top table, where our glorious leader should be.

With your leave Suh, I just need to consign a few thousand Yankees to hell afore our merriments.

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Karl McEntegart
Major General
Officer Commanding
Army of Tennessee





Make my enemy brave and strong, so that if defeated, I will not be ashamed.

Well Major consigning a few thousand Yankees to hell will be mighty thirsty work so I will put an extra $100 on the bar. If you do not return soon Suh I will not be at the top table, but rather I will be under it

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General Cam McOmish

Brigade Commander
Alabama State Volunteers
Cleburne's Division
Hardee's Corps
(1/1/1)
Army of Tennessee
Confederate States of America

General McOmish Suh <salute>

I have every confidence that the capacity of our fine Army Commander is such that if indeed he ends up under the table there shall be no member of his Army to observe such, as doubtless they shall all be long under their tables at that stage ! I shall ensure to complete my business in the Mississippi with all haste as there is far too much gold on the table to let it go abegging Suh.

Your obedient servant Suh,

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Karl McEntegart
Major General
Officer Commanding
Army of Tennessee





Make my enemy brave and strong, so that if defeated, I will not be ashamed.