American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Hello, Yanks.

I am a new graduate of VMI and am hankering for a fight.

I own BGN and BGC (hopefully a couple more soon), and would like to play a couple of mid-sized scenarios to get my feet wet. I propose a game of South Mountain (historical) from BGN and a scenario to be determined from BGC (either Murfreesboro or Chickamauga is fine). Please take pity on this young'n as I learn my way around the Club (although I expect no mercy on the battlefield).

Any takers?

Fld. Lt. Bob Lake
2nd Brigade/3rd Division
I Corps of the unmatched ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
KCRvrRnnr@kc.rr.com

Fld. Lt. Kay....

Pick a scenario and I'll gladly engage. As a newbie, I prefer something shorter than the full game until I get a better idea of
the time commitment involved.

Fld. Lt. Bob Lake
2nd Brigade/3rd Division
I Corps of the unmatched ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
KCRvrRnnr@kc.rr.com

Colonel Jeff Laub of the AoP has graciously accepted my invitation to climb South Mountain. Don't look up unless you want something in your eye!

Still awaiting confirmation from Fld. Lt. Kay (AoC) re: a Chickamauga scenario, and Sam Dodson re: one or the other. If both come through (total three games) I'm committed for now.

Fld. Lt. Bob Lake
2nd Brigade/3rd Division
I Corps of the unmatched ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
KCRvrRnnr@kc.rr.com

Go git 'em Bob! I have a barrel of fine Canadian whiskey I liberated from Jeff Bangma (a yankee [:p]) while he was busy playing a game file. So, if you whip these fellers real good like why this whole barrel will be yours [:D] It can be claimed at the ANV tavern. Good hunting,



Deo Vindice
Brig Gen. Mike Smith
3/3/ANV

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