The Redbird Brigade

Major Wins	Minor Wins	Draws	Minor Losses	Major Losses
15	0	6	5	16

Medal of Honor, January 2003

Medal of Honor, January 2003

Among the Top Officers for Number of Union Major Wins in 2002

Game and Scenario

South Mountain - BGN 01

This was your typical South Mountain fight, with the strength of Union numbers proving too much in the end.

Fld.Lt.Vincent Rivers

The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a

Vincent was a tough opponent and this was my first experience with this scenario. He managed to punch in my left and surround some reinforcements which gave him the draw.

Tony Hill is one tough hombre! He surrounded and destroyed every unit of reinforcements I had. He obviously knew the scenario well and used that knowledge effectively. The b variant of this scenario, which we played, isn't as friendly to the Union as the a variant is.

Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h

This one wasn't really a major win for me. Tim and I failed to clarify a few touchy points before the game and he decided to give me the major victory half way through when it became obvious we couldn't agree on what to do. I still feel we should've just called it a draw, and I owe Tim one for this. Unfortunately he has since left the club.

Battle of Antietam - BGN 08

Tony again pounded me. This was my first experience at Antietam, and Tony taught me some lessons that I'm still applying today. Every attack was a total failure and this one ended pretty early.

Fld.Lt. Juan Pablo Da Cruz

Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h

Juan was a very good opponent who managed to take Pittsburg Landing after only 25 turns. Things really didn't go my way from the start, and they got progressively worse as the game wore on.

Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h

Tim and I were again having problems working out rules which suited both of us, so we decided to quit and this time I insisted Tim take the Major Victory after he had given himself a major defeat in the first one we played.

Battle of Jackson*- CC

This battle certainly favors the Rebs, but in my first shot at it I didn't do too poorly. Jerry fought well and fully deserved the victory.

Fld.Lt. Parker Stanton

Battle of Jackson* - CC

I don't want to talk about this one. Parker knew the scenario VERY well and surrounded guys left and right, and eventually took every objective except the one in Jackson itself. This is one of the worst performances I've had in the club.

Fld.Lt. Roger Hulinsky

Battle of Corinth* - CC

Roger chose the "attack Corinth immediately" option and nearly succeeded in taking me out. I burned all the bridges to force him to go around the long way, and when Roger had to quit due to personal reasons, we were getting ready to have a slugfest for the town itself. I can't really say which way this one would've went had we played it out,

Battle of Bethel Station* - CC

This one REALLY favors the Rebs. I had infantry scheduled to come on to the map right where I needed them but their release percentage must be slim to none because they never did show up. Jerry did all the right things and held all the objectives at the end.

Battle of Corinth* - CC

To be fair, I must admit this probably favors the North. I had been given time to dig fortifications because of all the Rebel cavalry raids, so I was ready when Jerry came calling on Corinth. He attacked the southwest side, broke into the fortifications, and nearly won the day. Luckily for me, my boys didn't rout much and my batteries were able to form on hills behind my lines and pound Jerry's boys mercilessly. That proved the difference in this fight.

Battle of Iuka* - CC

This was the battle where the Union needs to run away to survive. I managed to get clean away and Tim took the Iuka objective hex for the minor victory.

Battle of Iuka* - CC

Ned was a little craftier, and my troops failed to release as quickly as in the other Iuka battle. The end result was that some Rebs managed to sneak around and cut off some Union troops from the exit hex, thus giving Ned the major victory.

2nd Battle of Iuka* - CC

Union Major Victory (forfeit)

Tim had to quit due to personal reasons just as we were getting started.

Battle of Little Yellow Creek* - CC

Ned decided simultaneously with me that he didn't like what he saw, so we agreed to a draw after only 2 turns. Yes, that's only half of a point in the column to the left.

Battle of Corinth* - CC

I thought Ned had me beat early on. He attacked Corinth from the northeast. I had decided to defend in the town itself, and had foolishly put my artillery on the front lines. After a few turns, the artillery was completely gone and Ned had pushed me two thirds of the way through town. I managed to shore up my line and the larger Union regiments began to take their toll. After I had gotten it back to a draw, Ned broke off contact and from my cavalry scouting I deduced he had gone south and west over the river near Corinth.

Battle of Davis Bridge* - CC

This one favors the Union big time. If you're a Reb and you're fighting this one, run away as fast as you can to the exit hex, or you have no shot at winning.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

The Fight For The Bridges - BGC 07

The first fight between Jerry and I involving the historical Chickamauga scenarios on the BGC CD. Jerry attacked where I wasn't, and if he had had just one or two extra turns he would have probably gotten a major victory.

Blackburn's Ford - BGBR 02

The first fight between Charles and I involving the historical scenarios of BGBR. Charles is a tough foe, so when I obliged him by crossing Blackburn's Ford, I had no chance.

South Mountain - BGN 01

The first fight between Terry and I involving the historical scenarios of BGN. This was similar to my earlier South Mountain fight, where the superior Union numbers told in the end.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

Like A Pack of Wolves - BGC 11

Our second BGC fight. I think I got a little lucky here. My reinforcements kept showing up at the right time to counter new thrusts by Jerry.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

We Shall Soon Be In It - BGC 12

Our third BGC fight. This was similar to the previous fight. Not many of my men routed and I got a little lucky.

Lt.Col. Charles Hayes

Faces To The Foe - BGBR 07

Our second BGBR fight. This was a typical FBR see-saw affair, with men routing constantly. I managed to secure a victory hex to get the draw late in the game.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

A Bellyful O' Fightin' - BGC 13a

Our fourth BGC fight. This was another case of great misdirection by Jerry. I thought he was heading to my far right flank to cut off my reinforcements....and then he plowed into my center like a tornado, thoroughly beating me on this field.

The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a

This was my second attempt at this battle, and I put my prior knowledge to good use. Add to this the fact that Steve lost D.H. Hill early on due to Hill taking a road directly next to my boys instead of taking the woods, and I had a serious advantage to begin with. Then I managed to take out Longstreet with a long-range artillery shot and that was all she wrote.

Take Them Anyhow! - BGN 04

Our second fight using BGN. This one literally went down to the last turn. I made a mistake which allowed Terry to melee a major objective hex, thus dropping me from a major victory to a major defeat. I have to give Terry credit for discovering my mistake and making me pay for it.

Cold Steel Boys - BGN 05

Our third fight using BGN. I was still steaming over the last loss and attacked recklessly, which is a bad idea in this scenario. Needless to say, Terry took full advantage and fully deserved to win this one.

Lt.Col. Charles Hayes

Friends, Hell! - BGBR 08

This was a pretty wild fight, and I had a lot of success in taking out Charles' artillery. The only problem with that, and it was a MAJOR problem, was that his infantry lay immediately behind the artillery and would come swarming out giving the Rebel yell, ZOCing and routing my poor lads in the process. I probably needed to wait for more troops to release. I could never cover my flanks when Charles launched his well-executed attacks.

Turner's Gap - BGN 05

Our fourth fight using BGN. I had the numbers again in this one, and for once it was smart to be highly aggressive. Terry did what he could, but the Union numbers prevailed in the end.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

Night Seemed To Quake & Tremble - BGC 14a

Our fifth fight using BGC. This was a pretty dumb scenario. Night attacks don't work well in the BG system so Jerry just did the smart thing and stayed where he was, thus giving us each a draw.

Forward, Bucktails! - BGN 07

Our fifth fight using BGN. I had the advantage in position and numbers and used them to my advantage in this short fight.

Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson

The Second Day (historical) - BGC 15b

Our sixth fight in our "Clash at Chickamauga" series. This one went very well for me. Through some long odds, my men withstood repeated melees in the opening turns and I was able to keep Jerry from breaking through at any point in my lines.

The Bloodiest Morning - BGN 12

Our sixth fight using BGN. This was one of those games where you want to throw your computer out the window of a 50 story building. I had a major victory for the better first third of the game, was slowly whittled down and still barely had a minor victory with 600+ points going into Terry's last turn. Terry managed to bring me down to a -36 and a major defeat. That must've been one heck of a last turn! I still can't bring myself to watch the replay. At first I didn't want to give Terry credit because I was extremely frustrated, but that's what this site is for. He stuck to his game plan even when I was winning big and managed to snatch victory from me at the very, very end in one of the most see-saw games I've ever played.

Perryville - BGS Perryville Mod 01h

I thought I was in big trouble when Steve withdrew to the town of Perryville. I sent in my attack columns in waves and pounded his lines until his boys routed. Then it was a matter of mopping the survivors up. Steve had a good idea on the defensive, but I probably got just a little lucky with some of the key melees.

Lt. Col. Charles Hayes

You Are Turned - BGBR 06

I thought I had a pretty good setup in this one. I had time to dig in, but my line was not well chosen, Charles drove in my right, and also managed to capture a key victory hex on the last turn away from the main action. The result was a well-deserved major victory on Charles' part. He is a tough foe and we are having some tremendous clashes in this replay of all the Bull Run scenarios.

Gettysburg Multiplayer - BGG

This is a great idea by Jess Norris and Dierk Walter. Basically there are a ton of players in this game, each representing a single General. We send orders through Jess, who is the moderator, and he is the one who actually moves the units on the game map. Each General only has so many command points, so he can only issue orders to a few units, and never to each individual regiment under his command. We will play a turn a week, and possibly speed this up as Jess gets more comfortable in his moderator role. If your interest is piqued and you wish to join the game as an aide-de-camp (ie. a replacement player), send an e-mail to Jess Norris or Dierk Walter and they'll get you set up. Read the rules HERE.

But For a Few Men More - BGC 04

Steve had a very good plan set up for this one. He retreated across Stone's River after building up a major victory, and I was unable to cross with enough troops before he slammed into them and drove them back. This particualr battle could be tough for the Union unless they can stop any withdrawals and cause a lot of casualties on the way.

Wow. The Grey Ghost is one tough Son of a Gun. I didn't do the AoJ any favors in this opening round match in our Tidewater Campaign. My I Corps boys, including the vaunted Black Hats, were thrown back in confusion and disorder. I offered my sword to Gen. Thomas and limped back to the Union base at Urbanna. Hopefully I make a much better fight of it in round 2!

War College Contribution

Ned put up a game fight and used his cavalry to delay me masterfully, but the nature of the scenario still gave me a major win in this one. The Union player just has to make sure to push the Reb along and he will win almost every time.

Brig. General Jerry Nelson

The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a

Lt. Col. Charles Hayes

First Battle of Bull Run - BGBR 03

I had my way early, but Charles kept whittling away and I think I played this one too cautiously. I at least have a good idea on how to play 1st Bull Run in the future. Charles keeps upping my estimation of him with each new battle. He's a real challenge to play against, but I can't feel bad about him beating me, because he does it in such a gracious way.

Major General Dave Murphy

"Johnston's Ole Original" Seven Pines Alt. 2 - BGN SP03

After helping Dave playtest this one, I felt pretty stupid when I left the southernmost ford unguarded. Dave took advantage and this one was over before it started.

Seven Pines Historical - CC

Union Major Victory (forfeit)

Scott had to forfeit due to personal reasons. I wish him the best of luck.

Major General Dave Murphy

"Longstreet Gets It Together" Seven Pines Alt 1 - BGN SP02

Lt. Col. Charles Hayes

Prairie Grove (7:20 AM Historical) - CO

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Game #	Opponent	Game and Scenario	Turns	Outcome	Points	Comments
		Training - BGC			5
Sep2671	Fld.Lt.Tim Maines	South Mountain - BGN 01	38	Union Major Victory	11.64	This was your typical South Mountain fight, with the strength of Union numbers proving too much in the end.
Sep2683	Fld.Lt.Vincent Rivers	The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a	21	Draw	5.25	Vincent was a tough opponent and this was my first experience with this scenario. He managed to punch in my left and surround some reinforcements which gave him the draw.
Sep2696	Fld.Lt.Anthony Hill	The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16b	22	Rebel Major Victory	4.84	Tony Hill is one tough hombre! He surrounded and destroyed every unit of reinforcements I had. He obviously knew the scenario well and used that knowledge effectively. The b variant of this scenario, which we played, isn't as friendly to the Union as the a variant is.
Sep2791	Fld.Lt.Tim Maines	Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h	42	Union Major Victory	12.76	This one wasn't really a major win for me. Tim and I failed to clarify a few touchy points before the game and he decided to give me the major victory half way through when it became obvious we couldn't agree on what to do. I still feel we should've just called it a draw, and I owe Tim one for this. Unfortunately he has since left the club.
Sep2822	Fld.Lt.Anthony Hill	Battle of Antietam - BGN 08	35	Rebel Major Victory	7.7	Tony again pounded me. This was my first experience at Antietam, and Tony taught me some lessons that I'm still applying today. Every attack was a total failure and this one ended pretty early.
Nov3017	Fld.Lt. Juan Pablo Da Cruz	Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h	25	Rebel Major Victory	5.5	Juan was a very good opponent who managed to take Pittsburg Landing after only 25 turns. Things really didn't go my way from the start, and they got progressively worse as the game wore on.
Nov3019	Capt. Tim Maines	Battle of Shiloh - BGS 04h	43	Rebel Major Victory	9.46	Tim and I were again having problems working out rules which suited both of us, so we decided to quit and this time I insisted Tim take the Major Victory after he had given himself a major defeat in the first one we played.
Dec3095	Col. Jerry Nelson	Battle of Jackson*- CC	20	Rebel Minor Victory	4.8	This battle certainly favors the Rebs, but in my first shot at it I didn't do too poorly. Jerry fought well and fully deserved the victory.
Dec3114	Fld.Lt. Parker Stanton	Battle of Jackson* - CC		Rebel Major Victory		I don't want to talk about this one. Parker knew the scenario VERY well and surrounded guys left and right, and eventually took every objective except the one in Jackson itself. This is one of the worst performances I've had in the club.
Dec3116	Fld.Lt. Roger Hulinsky	Battle of Corinth* - CC	82	Draw	20.5	Roger chose the "attack Corinth immediately" option and nearly succeeded in taking me out. I burned all the bridges to force him to go around the long way, and when Roger had to quit due to personal reasons, we were getting ready to have a slugfest for the town itself. I can't really say which way this one would've went had we played it out,
Dec3123	Col. Jerry Nelson	Battle of Bethel Station* - CC	22	Rebel Minor Victory	5.28	This one REALLY favors the Rebs. I had infantry scheduled to come on to the map right where I needed them but their release percentage must be slim to none because they never did show up. Jerry did all the right things and held all the objectives at the end.
Dec3171	Col. Jerry Nelson	Battle of Corinth* - CC	95	Union Major Victory	27.6	To be fair, I must admit this probably favors the North. I had been given time to dig fortifications because of all the Rebel cavalry raids, so I was ready when Jerry came calling on Corinth. He attacked the southwest side, broke into the fortifications, and nearly won the day. Luckily for me, my boys didn't rout much and my batteries were able to form on hills behind my lines and pound Jerry's boys mercilessly. That proved the difference in this fight.
Jan3230	Lt.Col. Tim Maines	Battle of Iuka* - CC	12	Rebel Minor Victory	2.88	This was the battle where the Union needs to run away to survive. I managed to get clean away and Tim took the Iuka objective hex for the minor victory.
Jan3318	Lt.Gen. Ned Simms	Battle of Iuka* - CC	27	Rebel Major Victory	5.94	Ned was a little craftier, and my troops failed to release as quickly as in the other Iuka battle. The end result was that some Rebs managed to sneak around and cut off some Union troops from the exit hex, thus giving Ned the major victory.
Jan3382	Col. Tim Maines	2nd Battle of Iuka* - CC	8	Union Major Victory (forfeit)	3.24	Tim had to quit due to personal reasons just as we were getting started.
Jan3395	Gen. Ned Simms	Battle of Little Yellow Creek* - CC	2	Draw	.5	Ned decided simultaneously with me that he didn't like what he saw, so we agreed to a draw after only 2 turns. Yes, that's only half of a point in the column to the left.
Jan3414	Gen. Ned Simms	Battle of Corinth* - CC	81	Draw	20.25	I thought Ned had me beat early on. He attacked Corinth from the northeast. I had decided to defend in the town itself, and had foolishly put my artillery on the front lines. After a few turns, the artillery was completely gone and Ned had pushed me two thirds of the way through town. I managed to shore up my line and the larger Union regiments began to take their toll. After I had gotten it back to a draw, Ned broke off contact and from my cavalry scouting I deduced he had gone south and west over the river near Corinth.
Feb3427	Col. Jerry Nelson	Battle of Davis Bridge* - CC	39	Union Major Victory	11.92	This one favors the Union big time. If you're a Reb and you're fighting this one, run away as fast as you can to the exit hex, or you have no shot at winning.
Jul4334	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	The Fight For The Bridges - BGC 07	12	Rebel Minor Victory	2.88	The first fight between Jerry and I involving the historical Chickamauga scenarios on the BGC CD. Jerry attacked where I wasn't, and if he had had just one or two extra turns he would have probably gotten a major victory.
Jul4355	Col. Charles Hayes	Blackburn's Ford - BGBR 02	11	Rebel Major Victory	2.42	The first fight between Charles and I involving the historical scenarios of BGBR. Charles is a tough foe, so when I obliged him by crossing Blackburn's Ford, I had no chance.
Jul4356	Capt. Terry Dancer	South Mountain - BGN 01	38	Union Major Victory	11.64	The first fight between Terry and I involving the historical scenarios of BGN. This was similar to my earlier South Mountain fight, where the superior Union numbers told in the end.
Jul4379	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	Like A Pack of Wolves - BGC 11	6	Union Major Victory	2.68	Our second BGC fight. I think I got a little lucky here. My reinforcements kept showing up at the right time to counter new thrusts by Jerry.
Jul4420	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	We Shall Soon Be In It - BGC 12	11	Union Major Victory	4.08	Our third BGC fight. This was similar to the previous fight. Not many of my men routed and I got a little lucky.
Aug4464	Lt.Col. Charles Hayes	Faces To The Foe - BGBR 07	8	Draw	2	Our second BGBR fight. This was a typical FBR see-saw affair, with men routing constantly. I managed to secure a victory hex to get the draw late in the game.
Aug4469	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	A Bellyful O' Fightin' - BGC 13a	10	Rebel Minor Victory	2.4	Our fourth BGC fight. This was another case of great misdirection by Jerry. I thought he was heading to my far right flank to cut off my reinforcements....and then he plowed into my center like a tornado, thoroughly beating me on this field.
Jul4371	Capt. Steve Barrett	The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a	22	Union Major Victory	7.16	This was my second attempt at this battle, and I put my prior knowledge to good use. Add to this the fact that Steve lost D.H. Hill early on due to Hill taking a road directly next to my boys instead of taking the woods, and I had a serious advantage to begin with. Then I managed to take out Longstreet with a long-range artillery shot and that was all she wrote.
Aug4511	Col. Terry Dancer	Take Them Anyhow! - BGN 04	10	Rebel Major Victory	2.2	Our second fight using BGN. This one literally went down to the last turn. I made a mistake which allowed Terry to melee a major objective hex, thus dropping me from a major victory to a major defeat. I have to give Terry credit for discovering my mistake and making me pay for it.
Aug4521	Col. Terry Dancer	Cold Steel Boys - BGN 05	12	Rebel Major Victory	2.64	Our third fight using BGN. I was still steaming over the last loss and attacked recklessly, which is a bad idea in this scenario. Needless to say, Terry took full advantage and fully deserved to win this one.
Aug4526	Lt.Col. Charles Hayes	Friends, Hell! - BGBR 08	11	Rebel Major Victory	2.42	This was a pretty wild fight, and I had a lot of success in taking out Charles' artillery. The only problem with that, and it was a MAJOR problem, was that his infantry lay immediately behind the artillery and would come swarming out giving the Rebel yell, ZOCing and routing my poor lads in the process. I probably needed to wait for more troops to release. I could never cover my flanks when Charles launched his well-executed attacks.
Aug4525	Col. Terry Dancer	Turner's Gap - BGN 05	10	Union Major Victory	3.8	Our fourth fight using BGN. I had the numbers again in this one, and for once it was smart to be highly aggressive. Terry did what he could, but the Union numbers prevailed in the end.
Aug4524	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	Night Seemed To Quake & Tremble - BGC 14a	5	Draw	1.25	Our fifth fight using BGC. This was a pretty dumb scenario. Night attacks don't work well in the BG system so Jerry just did the smart thing and stayed where he was, thus giving us each a draw.
Aug4605	Col. Terry Dancer	Forward, Bucktails! - BGN 07	6	Union Major Victory	2.68	Our fifth fight using BGN. I had the advantage in position and numbers and used them to my advantage in this short fight.
Aug4608	Brig. Gen. Jerry Nelson	The Second Day (historical) - BGC 15b	26	Union Major Victory	8.28	Our sixth fight in our "Clash at Chickamauga" series. This one went very well for me. Through some long odds, my men withstood repeated melees in the opening turns and I was able to keep Jerry from breaking through at any point in my lines.
Aug4610	Col. Terry Dancer	The Bloodiest Morning - BGN 12	24	Rebel Major Victory	5.28	Our sixth fight using BGN. This was one of those games where you want to throw your computer out the window of a 50 story building. I had a major victory for the better first third of the game, was slowly whittled down and still barely had a minor victory with 600+ points going into Terry's last turn. Terry managed to bring me down to a -36 and a major defeat. That must've been one heck of a last turn! I still can't bring myself to watch the replay. At first I didn't want to give Terry credit because I was extremely frustrated, but that's what this site is for. He stuck to his game plan even when I was winning big and managed to snatch victory from me at the very, very end in one of the most see-saw games I've ever played.
Sep4646	Maj. Steve Barrett	Perryville - BGS Perryville Mod 01h	30	Union Major Victory	9.4	I thought I was in big trouble when Steve withdrew to the town of Perryville. I sent in my attack columns in waves and pounded his lines until his boys routed. Then it was a matter of mopping the survivors up. Steve had a good idea on the defensive, but I probably got just a little lucky with some of the key melees.
Sep4719	Lt. Col. Charles Hayes	You Are Turned - BGBR 06	34	Rebel Major Victory	7.48	I thought I had a pretty good setup in this one. I had time to dig in, but my line was not well chosen, Charles drove in my right, and also managed to capture a key victory hex on the last turn away from the main action. The result was a well-deserved major victory on Charles' part. He is a tough foe and we are having some tremendous clashes in this replay of all the Bull Run scenarios.
Dec5279	Various	Gettysburg Multiplayer - BGG		canceled		This is a great idea by Jess Norris and Dierk Walter. Basically there are a ton of players in this game, each representing a single General. We send orders through Jess, who is the moderator, and he is the one who actually moves the units on the game map. Each General only has so many command points, so he can only issue orders to a few units, and never to each individual regiment under his command. We will play a turn a week, and possibly speed this up as Jess gets more comfortable in his moderator role. If your interest is piqued and you wish to join the game as an aide-de-camp (ie. a replacement player), send an e-mail to Jess Norris or Dierk Walter and they'll get you set up. Read the rules HERE.
Oct4921	Maj. Steve Barrett	But For a Few Men More - BGC 04	30	Rebel Major Victory	6.6	Steve had a very good plan set up for this one. He retreated across Stone's River after building up a major victory, and I was unable to cross with enough troops before he slammed into them and drove them back. This particualr battle could be tough for the Union unless they can stop any withdrawals and cause a lot of casualties on the way.
Sep4759	General Jim Thomas	Tidewater 1 - BGN	12	Rebel Major Victory	2.64	Wow. The Grey Ghost is one tough Son of a Gun. I didn't do the AoJ any favors in this opening round match in our Tidewater Campaign. My I Corps boys, including the vaunted Black Hats, were thrown back in confusion and disorder. I offered my sword to Gen. Thomas and limped back to the Union base at Urbanna. Hopefully I make a much better fight of it in round 2!
NA	NA	War College Contribution	NA	NA	2	NA
Aug4501	Gen. Ned Simms	Davis Bridge* - CC	36	Union Major Victory	11.08	Ned put up a game fight and used his cavalry to delay me masterfully, but the nature of the scenario still gave me a major win in this one. The Union player just has to make sure to push the Reb along and he will win almost every time.
Dec5169	Brig. General Jerry Nelson	The Rock of Chickamauga - BGC 16a		ongoing
Dec5260	Lt. Col. Charles Hayes	First Battle of Bull Run - BGBR 03		Rebel Major Victory		I had my way early, but Charles kept whittling away and I think I played this one too cautiously. I at least have a good idea on how to play 1st Bull Run in the future. Charles keeps upping my estimation of him with each new battle. He's a real challenge to play against, but I can't feel bad about him beating me, because he does it in such a gracious way.
Jan5542	Major General Dave Murphy	"Johnston's Ole Original" Seven Pines Alt. 2 - BGN SP03	15	Rebel Major Victory	3.3	After helping Dave playtest this one, I felt pretty stupid when I left the southernmost ford unguarded. Dave took advantage and this one was over before it started.
Jan5507	Major Scott Reed	Seven Pines Historical - CC	22	Union Major Victory (forfeit)	7.16	Scott had to forfeit due to personal reasons. I wish him the best of luck.
Jan5541	Major General Dave Murphy	"Longstreet Gets It Together" Seven Pines Alt 1 - BGN SP02		ongoing
	Lt. Col. Charles Hayes	Prairie Grove (7:20 AM Historical) - CO		ongoing