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Pocus, Over 4 turns, I have spent 300 conscript points and 300k on line infantry replacements but at the start of turn 5 my replacemant pool is still at 0. This doesnt seem right to me. We have had no battles (just a skirmish or 2). It appears that every turn or so I am being charged for "fortress t...

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About 100 miles (160km). Two hours (if you dont speed

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My pleasure.

FYI, the U.S. Library of Congress digital archives has tons of original civil war era maps. You might be able to save as GIF. and print.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/civil_war_maps/

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Try this link, and be sure to check under the various headings (i.e. history, articles, etc. This is the official site of the U.S. Geological survey. Majority of maps are printable. http://www.nationalatlas.gov/ National Geographic also has good maps. Not sure about printable though, but worth check...

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What kind of maps are you looking for goodwood. Do you just want modern maps of the whole U.S., detailed state maps, civil war era maps, etc?

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Pocus, you are probably right about my sounding "subordinate-like". I intended to imply that the president is a faithful servant to all people of his/her nation (in a perfect world anyway) by nature of the office. Anyone else have a thought on this. Yes tc, you havent heard as much from the presiden...

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[NewAgeNapolean groans as he reads this thread as Rafiki is learning things he would rather Rafiki didn't learn]

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Pasternakski, ya ole' coot. I got a hankerin you's right 'bout one thang. Aint no way twenty men on horseback with a cannon is as fast as twenty wit'out. That being said, no calvary leader in his right mind would have gone on a mission without some horse arty', no matter what that mission was. Even ...

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Hey guys. Thanks for the feedback. As for my entries, 99% of the maps and images I use come from the U.S. Library of Congress digital archives. Maps: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/civil_war_maps/ Images: http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html The maproom has some handy zoom features whic...

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Hope you enjoy your vacation. It is well deserved. Thanks for all that you do for us!

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Bruce, please note that dragging and dropping tabs will only combine units, which is a completly different game term than merging. Combining units will put them all in one big stack, but you cannot create corps or divisions with this method. To create a corps or division you must select units in the...

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See if this thread helps

http://www.ageod-forum.com/showthread.php?p=25209#post25209

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[CENTER] [SIZE="3"]Spring, 1862[/size] http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/3255/neworleanssurrendergc7.png Surrender of New Orleans[/CENTER] Diary of Jefferson Davis, May 1862 .....New Orleans has been captured by our enemy. The city fell to seaborne invasion early last week. The effect of its fall o...

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Thanks Korrigan. Got the file and all is good. Somehow previous trn. was corrupted? No matter

Thanks
John

Delete this thread if you want.

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Grand Campaign - Korrigan hosting Geronimo sends me compressed ord. file for current turn. Extract to Save folder just like always. Ord. file in save folder just like supposed to be. When I choose load game file list is blank, no game to load. Am running 1.02e, if others running older version should...

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If I may interject a few thoughts here. That said, I see the creation of new army HQs at the nation's capital as a convenient "shorthand" for what that army actually is: the most powerful immediate exertion of the national leadership's war effort. Formation of an army should be a matter of grave con...

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Yes it is cheaper in war materials cost, but every arty you put into building a fort is one less you have to deploy into your combat formations. In my field armies Id rather have 20 arty and 1 supply, than 20 supply and one arty

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Turn 3 coming up.

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Thanks marecone. Rafiki and I were discussing earlier today about how difficult this sub-forum was to find (guess you got my message). I am really dying to get a look at the other guys work, but alas that wont happen anytime soon. Please keep the feedback coming as I was getting concerned that no on...

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Well I am an ACW buff and an amateur historian and was born "where the ACW occured" and for you to deign to speak for me is insulting, as is your entire response.

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....and on the seventh day he rested.

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I have a feeling the larger brackets seem to relate to those folks who were young when boardgames really started to take off. I'm thinking of Avalon Hill and games like Squad Leader (or ASL). I still fondly remember Gettysburg '77 as one of my first games. Sir, I have to agree 100% with you on this...

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