American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Three new scenarios from Campaign Atlanta:

CA 053 Dallas / 16 turns / 52 points. (Minimum rank Lt.Col.)

CA 063 Kolb's Farm / 16 turns / 24 points.

CA 070 Kennesaw / 40 turns / 76 points. (Minimum rank Lt.Col.)

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

I will stand for the Union at Dallas CA 053!

Col. Drex Ringbloom,
1/3/VIII
Army of the Shenandoah

Sir,

The CSA has won a major victory at Rocky Face Ridge.

Colonel Steve Real
Army of Northern Virginia

Congratulations to CSA MG Celamanka Noftz who had just received the CSA 2nd HACW Medal of Merit ( 100 points + ).



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

Sir,

I will fight for the South at Kennesaw.
e-mail neutrondonor@gmail.com

Colonel Steve Real
Army of Northern Virginia

Sir, You can put me down for Kolb's farm........Lt. Gen John Dragan III/AoA

I regret to report a major victory for the Rebs at Chickamauga. Well fought battle by General Jon Thayer. Cheers.

Lt.General Dale Lastowicka
XIX Corps, AOS

Games:
Battleground: Gettysburg, Shiloh, Antietam, Bull Run, Chickamauga
HPS(PHASED PLAY ONLY):Corinth, Ozark, Franklin, Peninsula, Vicksburg, Atlanta

Lt. Col. Richard Whipkey,AoC XX, 2, 1, fresh off of a victory over my troops in Atlanta, sent a courier asking permissiion to do battle at Picketts Mill.

As he is unfamilar with the access to the forum, we request permission for him to represent the Union by means of this request.

I apologize for having posted this in the general opponent forum also.


Col. Jim Garner
1/2/III
AoA

Sons of Cleburne

"Well, Govan, if we are to die, let us die like men."

sir,

after manny an assualt, and thousands of troops left on the field of battle outside the walls of resaca the confedrate troops have held and gained a major victory.

resaca ca-18



MG. VANNADA
HEADQUATERS:
2nd INFT.DIV.
2ND CORPS
AOA

http://www.geocities.com/heydreck/AOA.h ... 3437?20075

Three scenarios are open from Campaign Atlanta.

CA 076 Smyrna / 12 turns / 8 points.

CA 079 Chattahoochie / 102 turns / 136 points
(Minimum rank is Brigadier-General)

CA 095 Sherman's Advance / 145 turns / 216 points
(Minimum rank is Brigadier-General)

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

COL Lajoie,

I'm a guessing the Union still needs my services. I'll take the out numbered Ferderals at CA 079, Chattahoochie. Any reb takers out there?

Your Humble Servant

Gen. Mark E. Wolken
Army of the Tennessee
"The Army will forage liberally during the march." W.T Sherman

Col Lajoie,

I would like to engage the honorable Gen’l Wolken at Chattahoochie, even though he has begun the battle with the typical yankee propaganda[;)]. As usual, it will be the gallant Southern forces that are outnumbered (we will be fighting not one, but two separate yankee armies) – but then we are used to that.


Maj Gen Gary Krenek
3rd Division Commanding
III Corps
ANV

Minor Reb Vic. at Picketts Mills. Posted to the PBEM opponent by error. Lt. Col. Whipkey is to be commended for the courage to volunteer. No other Yank would sign up.

Col. Jim Garner
1/2/III
AoA

Sons of Cleburne

"Well, Govan, if we are to die, let us die like men."

I will stand for the south at CA076 Smyrna.
E-mail bunt@fsmail.net

regards
Col Andy Taylor
4/1/111
AoG CSA

Chickasaw Bayou - Battle Ended

Gents,

I am sorry to say that I surrender to Gen. McBride on the Bayou. After 90 turns of a 198 turn battle, he had me pushed back to the upper garrison. This was a Major Victory for the Union.

My hat goes off to Gen. McBride...



Willie Tisdale

"The Gray Fox"
General
Chief of Armies - CSA

ACWGC Cabinet Member



"Any people, anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable and most sacred right - a right which we hope and believe is to liberate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government may choose to exercise it. Any portion of such people, that can may revolutionize and make their own of so many of the territory as they inhabit."



Abraham Lincoln
January 12, 1848.