American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Gentlemen,
I'm searching for opponents that take up the Confederate side in a historical scenario of Campaign Shiloh.

The scenarios I want to play are:
Battle of Belmont, November 7th, 1861(Weather_Bel_Belmont_Landing (Hist).scn)(20 turn length)
Battle of Mill Springs; January 19th, 1862(Weather_MS_Battle of Mill Springs (Hist).scn)(10 turn length)
The siege of Fort Henry; Feb 6, 1862(Weather_FH_Fort Henry (v.1).scn)(12 turn length)
Donelson's Opening Shots; Feb 12, 1862(Weather_FD_Day 1 (Hist with Exit).scn)(21 turn length)
Fort Donelson: Day 2; Feb 13, 1862(Weather_FD_Day 2 (Hist with Exit).scn)(22 turn length)
Foote's Fleet is coming! Feb. 15th, 1862(Weather_FD_Day 3 (Hist).scn(20 turn length)
Breakout!!! Feb 15, 1862(Weather_FD_Day 4 Breakout (Hist).scn)(33 turn length)
Battle of New Madrid; March 12, 1862(Weather_NM_Battle of New Madrid (Hist).scn)(40 turn length)
Battle of Shiloh; April 6-7, 1862(Weather_Sh_Battle of Shiloh (Hist).scn)(86 turn length)

Most of them are short scenarios with few troops, Shiloh is surely an exception. That means the battles are no burden even in the tome around x-mas and they can be completed rather quickly.

Optional rules as per my Optional Rules Guide 1.4 based on the latest patch level 4.05.1 for the CWB series:
https://wargame.ch/board/acwgc/viewtopi ... 50&t=21091
These ORs are used to emulate history as good as possible.


Just post here, pm me, or mail me if you are interested to play one of these scenarios.

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Lieutenant General Christian Hecht
Commander I Corps, Army of the Potomac

"Where to stop? I don't know. At Hell, I expect."

General I am engaged in two large battles at the moment.
However I think I like the idea of what you are proposing, so when I get cleared up I will for sure check in with you to see if it will still be possible.
Great Idea sir.

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Major Terry Scott
Scott’s 6th Brigade, Fighting Tigers
(3rd) Division, Stewart’s (2nd) Corps, Army of Tennessee

Lieutenant General Christian Hecht
Commander I Corps, Army of the Potomac,

I look forward to meeting you on the battlefield of Shiloh.
I await your return.
Respectfully,

Brig Gen. Patrick Hollevoet
II Corps - Jackson's Corps

1st Division

3rd Brigade

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Brigadier General. Patrick Hollevoet

3rd Brigade
1st Division
II Corps

The Army Of Northern Virginia

Battle of Belmont was taken by Brig Gen. Patrick Hollevoet.

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Lieutenant General Christian Hecht
Commander I Corps, Army of the Potomac

"Where to stop? I don't know. At Hell, I expect."

After the Battle of Belmont ended with a major Rebel victory, Brig Gen. Patrick Hollevoet and I continue into the Battle of Mill Springs.

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Lieutenant General Christian Hecht
Commander I Corps, Army of the Potomac

"Where to stop? I don't know. At Hell, I expect."

After the Battle of Mill Springs ended with a draw, Brig Gen. Patrick Hollevoet and I continue into the siege of Fort Henry.

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Lieutenant General Christian Hecht
Commander I Corps, Army of the Potomac

"Where to stop? I don't know. At Hell, I expect."