Colonial Campaigns Club (CCC)

[ May all take heed of this notice! "Cincinnati"
is spelled thus! Not by some other way due to
my ignorance that played rampant. ]

General Kling, has asked for an update of **NEW** Americans that qualify for membership in the Society of the Cincinnati.

So, before the results have been published, I thought I
would present the existing list of S.o.C. members, and
Heroes of the Field. UNFORTUNATELY FOR ME, this has been
an error-ridden process. I think we are just about there.

But all due honors are to be published on behalf of General
Mike Cox - - member of the Society of the Cincinnati!

To be a member, one must have more wins than losses in a series of 40 non-maneuver battles, or 75 completed non-maneuver battles (regardless of wins) plus 3 months service to the CCC or the American Army.

So, to sum up, Generals Mike Cox and Lucas Kling are our only members of this prestigious society of honored Americans. Al Amos, Sam Orlando, past recipients of this honor are no longer recorded on the society's rolls since they are no longer enlisted in the American Army.

There is an additional honor, known as "Hero".
To earn this award, one must have more wins than losses in a series of 75 non-maneuver battles, or 150 non-maneuver completed battles (regardless of wins) plus 3 months of service.

Sam Orlando earned this honor, but since he is no longer enlisted in the rolls, there are currently no Heroes.

Candidates to be inducted will be announced by General Kling, as soon as a former employee of the international accounting firm, Ernst & Young, have verified win and loss statistics. [By the way, for those who may have been wonder, I am the former employee ! ]

Regards,

Lieutenant Brooks


IMPORTANT HISTORICAL NOTES
The URL for Society of the Cincinnati is:

http://members.napanet.net/~mlcox/web/Colonial/SOC/

[IMPORTANT NOTE: This site should be updated to reflect
General Kling's induction into the Cincinnati as well!]

This site and honorable society should not be confused with America's *real* Society of the Cincinnati, whose members represent the most senior line of all sword bearing officers who served in the American Revolution. Since only one person represents each lineage, membership can only increase when a new line is discovered or verified.



HISTORY OF THE *REAL* S.o.C.
http://www.hereditary.us/cin_history.htm

GENERAL WEBSITE (which is currently being re-designed)
http://www.thesocietyofthecincinnati.addr.com/