American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

I was wondering if we have or could post a monthly summary report each month or quarter that lists Reb and Yank Victories for that month in battles? I have always liked a little healthy competition and bragging rights. Might also be a way to increase member engagement in forums and battles. Just a thought, or even something in our reb forum if not on the main forum.

Something simple like
October 2021
Reb
Major V:12
Minor V:15

Yanks
Major V:1
Minor V:1

Top Commanders
Reb
General xxx-14 Victories

Yanks
Lt. Xxx-1 Victory

_________________
General Robert Busey
Commander
3rd Corps, Forrest Cavalry Corps
Army of Tennessee (AoT), CSA

With all due respect, General Busey, I don't believe that the Yankees will ever go for it.

I cannot see them being appreciative of having their numerous defeats published every month for the general public to see. Such an endeavor would rapidly erode all of the carefully contrived misinformation that they so prolifically distribute claiming that they are actually winning this war.

No suh, as noble of an idea as this is for the proper representation of the truth to the American people, I cannot envision any Yankee that could evah honestly embrace it.

_________________
Brigadier General Denny Holt
5th Bde, 2nd Div, II Corps
Army of Northern Virginia

Whether they go for it or not, such information can be obtained. It is not a pretty sight, at least for those people on the other side.

Last month the ANV recorded 34 battles completed. The results were:
C.S.A.
Major Victory 17
Minor Victory 2

Draw 4

U.S.A.
Major Victory 4
Minor Victory 7

The ANV's top commander in October was Colonel William Treuting with 5 Major Victories (1 Minor Defeat) [Well done, Sir!] with the next nearest being yours truly who could only manage 3 Major Victories that month.

Regrettably for General Busey, I do not have details for the AoT but I'm sure it would be equally grisly reading for those from the other side.

Hoorah for Jeff Davis and the Confederacy!

_________________
Paul Swanson
Lieutenant-General
First Division
First Corps
Army of Northern Virginia

As a Yank I have no problem with a monthly report, as long as the friendly humor is kept a minimum because there might be some gentlemen on both sides who might not see the friendly ribbing as humor.

_________________

Gen Lynn Newell
Army Of the Potomac
V Corp
Commander

General Newell could be correct, some folks might get a little antsy about the reporting. Of course I find most of those sensitive officers generally wear ostrich feathers in their cap. Strange isn't it?

_________________
Major General Tim Reneau
"Gator Alley"
2nd Div, 2nd Corps
Army of Tennessee
Commanding

Sir
I would have to disagree with that. A good percentage of us can take a good ribbing. Here is a list of nicknames for you Gentlemen of the south

_________________

Gen Lynn Newell
Army Of the Potomac
V Corp
Commander

General Newell <Salute>

I do associate myself with the Tennessee "Hog Drivers!" We do enjoy our sausage, so much so we call it "Tennessee Pride." But I have to say we sometimes are wary of those clannish Georgia boys, the "Goober Grabbers!"

You'all Take Care Now!

_________________
Major General Tim Reneau
"Gator Alley"
2nd Div, 2nd Corps
Army of Tennessee
Commanding

Interesting idea.

Could be included in our periodic newsletter rather than a standalone effort.

_________________
J.L. Boling
General, USA
General-in-Chief
United States Army

_________________
Gen. Blake Strickler
Confederate General-in-Chief
El Presidente 2010 - 2012

The stats for the CSA AoT up until my September Report were

Confederate Army of Tennessee Battles Ended for the Year to August 1862

• Multi Player – 4
• VMI Training – 10
• Manoeuvre – 26
• Battles Total – 161
• Major Victories – 54
• Minor Victories - 15
• Draws – 47
• Minor Defeats – 17
• Major Defeats - 28

_________________
General Cam McOmish

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