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You have a depot at Fort Smith though, and you won't suffer weather hits there, plus you can garrison Van Dorn for awhile to regain org. Seems a much better way to get the division out of the predicament than to march them through the cold to where they are going now. Why isn't the Fort Smith depot ...

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Probably not the right place, but I'd like to chime in and suggest that Andrew Humphrey's stats be improved to 4-1-1, maybe even 4-2-1. In his book on Antietam Stephen W. Sears states that Humphreys moved his division 23 miles overnight to reach the Army of the Potomac the day after Antietam and hav...

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Make sure to destroy the depot at Fort Smith too - take a look at my recently published AAR to see how effective destroying both of them is and how easy it makes advancing into Arkansas later on.

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Early June 1862 Economy: Things are better again this turn - my supply situation is now nearly perfect. My national morale has been decreased because Ben Butler is angry that he hasn't been given the Army command that went to Thomas. Too bad Ben. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/092....

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Late May 1862 Economy: I finally purchased enough trains and river transport to put my transport economy on full blast. My supply grid should remain good for awhile now. Unfortunately I'm just about out on manpower reserves, which is distressing. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/088....

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Early May 1862 Economy: Slightly richer, but that's about all. Still need to improve my rail capacity. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/084.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 1 x Infantry Brigade (WI) Replacements: 4 x Line Infantry Virginia Theater McDowell was still ma...

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Late April 1862 Economy: Nothing much to talk about, though as you can see our rail networks have improved quite a bit in the last two weeks and I've lost a lot of my money to purchases. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/080.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: None Replace...

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Early April 1862 Economy: Another massive spending spree that doesn't dent my war supplies that much. Our rail and river supply systems need some improvement though - I want them at the 3/3 level so I'll need to take some time to build plenty of locomotives. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/...

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Late March 1862 Economy: I'm slightly rich right now as we floated some war bonds. Conscripts are once again all used up, but I've got no problems with war supplies. Industrialization is kaput for now. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/071.jpg Draft: None Financial: 5% Bond Issues (32...

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Early March 1862 Economy: Things are still going well - all quiet on the economic front and all that. My manpower has accumulated to some degree as I neglected to recruit last turn. Some more industrialization this turn as well. A small armoury in Newart, and increased cartridge and supply producti...

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Early February 1862 Economy: The war is going well as you can see - we've gotten up to 100 morale. No real changes to our war supplies, money, conscripts, etc. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/060.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 2 x Infantry Brigade (2 NY), 4 x 10 Pdr...

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Late January 1862 Economy: The economy is chugging along nicely. As you can see the manpower I got last turn has been larged used up already by recruiting new brigades. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/057.jpg Our war supplies have gone up as of now with the replacement of Simon Came...

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1861 Overview 1861 was a good year for the Union - if you discount the country going into a civil war. On the whole I think I did a good job of keeping Union morale up, losses down, and made some significant strategic and tactical advances along the entire front. In the east I managed to form some ...

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Early January 1862 Economy: I've got a lot more money this turn - which is odd. I can't quite seem to figure out why I got so much more, considering I never called for any taxes or anything. War supplies are still piling up and conscript companies are resting at about the same numbers. http://i338....

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Late December 1861 Economy: Too much war supply to count, not enough money (to spend with war supply), and I'm trying to build up a conscript company buffer before I start spree spending again. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/052.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 1 x A...

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Early December 1861 Economy: Nothing much this turn. Though as you can see my national morale over the last dozen or so turns has been making its way upwards. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/050.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 4 x 10 Pdr Parrott (MO), 2 x Sharpshoote...

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Late November 1861 Economy: Less money this turn, spent more money than war supply last turn with some non-frontline forces. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/047.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 4 x Signal Company (MD), 1 x River Gunboat (MO), 4 x River Transport (MO),...

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Early November 1861 Economy: Standard Union economy - have ground away some of my money surplus, but I had to purchase some ironclads. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/045.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 4 x Militia (IN), 3 x 10 Pdr Parrott (KY), 6 x River Ironclad (K...

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Late October 1861 Economy: I'm roleplaying U.S. Grant and therefore and pretty fucking drunk. Its in my best interests to review my turn tommorow and I will do so. As the screenshot shows the same situation is in play - mucho money and war supply, no conscript companies. http://i338.photobucket.com...

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Early October 1861 Economy: Got more war supply than I need, and a good amount of money. Still not got that many men. http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/034.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 4 x 12 Pdr Artillery (MD), 4 x Militia (OH) Replacements: None Virginia Theater M...

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Late September 1861 Economy: As you can see my supply stocks are a wee bit lower than they were last turn, and for good reasons. All industrialization has stopped for now, but I did improve my rail transport capacity by a fair margin in the last turn as it will be needed soon. http://i338.photobuck...

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Early September 1861 Economy: Rich on cash, good on war supply, still struggling with conscript companies. Small armouries built in Indianapolis and Bloomington, Indiana. (+19 Ammo Supply) http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n423/csl_qt3/027-1.jpg Draft: None Financial: None Reinforcements: 2 x Infa...

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Late August 1861 Economy: My economy is doing well, regardless of expenses this turn. Still have a huge amount of cash reserved, with lesser amounts of manpower and war supplies left. Pondering a partial conscription. Actual industrialization is limited to Indiana where Fort Wayne has made a small ...

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Early August 1861 Economy: The Union economy is chugging along very nicely. Got some nice events giving me free money - Congress has enacted the first income tax (+200,000 dollars) and the Confiscation Act (+200,000 dollars). War supplies have taken a sharp tick downward, even with the lack of indu...

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Late July 1861 Economy: My spending spree last month ends with a whole lot of nothing left in the bank. I've got small amounts of money and war supplies left right now but that isn't too bad as I get a lot every turn. The problem is with manpower Industrialization in Illinois yeilds a small iron fo...

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Early July 1861 Economy: Things are looking well for the Union when it comes to the economy - nearly 500,000 in the bank and more coming. Not pondering any extreme cash raising issues right now. Manpower has also stabilized this turn and the same with war supplies. Don't forsee any shortages for aw...

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Just a Note: I copied this format from someone else who wrote an AAR here, can't remember who - but imitation is the best form of flattery after all. --------------------------------------------- Late June 1861 Economy: The Union has some issues, but I'm doing well. My money situation is stable - r...

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Early/Late May Still no large noticible moves by Roberts this turn besides some small movements in Texas, the Indian Territory, and around Tucson in the South West. In contrast it now appears my early bad position is rapidly improving. As anticipated another corps level formation has formed northwe...

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Late April/Early May Two more weeks have passed with some good news reaching us. I seems Roberts launched his expected attack on Harper's Ferry with a single half strength militia regiment. Not a bad idea, as I had a far weaker unit of only sixty men guarding that vital depot, but his two attacks o...

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Early/Late April 1861 As expected Roberts went for all three early targets - taking Fort Sumter and Norfolk without any issues. On the other hand he has only just started a siege of Harper's Ferry. I hope the small garrison can attempt to stall the Confederates for a few weeks so that I can amass s...

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