American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

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

General Strickler <Salute>

Sir,

Knowing that wives always know best, and the fact that she outranks you too, I still think your efforts are highly commendable! It looks great!

Happy Fourth!

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General Tim Reneau
Army of Tennessee
Commanding

ACWGC Academy Instructor

Whenever I see pictures from America I always note the abundance of flags. It is a rare thing here. The man across from me used to fly a flag but he moved out last year and I do not know of any flags being displayed (apart from public buildings) in the entire town of about 90,000 people. There are probably a couple that I haven't come across, but it is a rare thing.

I do envy your Fourth of July celebrations as public access to fireworks here was banned last century. At least I got to enjoy 'cracker night' in my youth (celebrated during the Queen's Birthday long weekend [not her actual birthday, LOL]). I really enjoyed blowing things up, firing off (wildly inaccurate) rockets and setting off a range of other fireworks. We now have the King's Birthday long weekend at the same time (second weekend in June). It's not his actual birthday either, and still no fireworks which is a bit sad.

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

The fun police down in the most southern state of the Confederacy (New Zealand) stopped the sale of all decent fireworks many years ago. Now we have to make our own out of explosives, which is not as safe, but much more spectacular. You can never have too much Tannerite

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General Cam McOmish

1st Division Commander
Medeiros Corps
(1/1)
Army of Tennessee
Confederate States of America