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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nursing Corps HQ Team Tournament Battles: Created by TGoGF Created by John B Gordon Created by 1st NY mounted rifles.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This package was put together with players NEW to online play in mind. While it doesnt have anywhere near the battles available to download there is a nice mix of scenarios from all cavalry action at Brandy Station to the original Challenge I. These will give rookies a taste of what player created scenarios are like. And if you see any of the guys who made these I'm sure a thank you for building them would be appreciated... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- scenarios for downloading:
Vicksburg: The Last Campaign & Siege
Challenge 14 and Challenge 14NF
Challenge 13 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. It is played upon a large-scale map and is 47 turns in length. Created by ****Stonewall**** This scenario explores the classic "what if" where Stonewall Jackson survives Chancellorsville to participate in Lee's second invasion. Created by George Thomas. This scenario is a fair fight. You will have to command your Infantry, Engineers, Sharp Shooters, Artillery and navy boat here. There are two main flags in this scenario. In the capitol of your opponent. The Capitols are guarded by stonewalls and a siege gun. You must also ford a river to assault your opponents capitol. "Plan it well General, Plan it well" ~McMaster 2002. Created by General McMaster ****Stonewall****'s Gettysburg Take a look around Adams County, Pennsylvania one more time with another great version of the biggest battle in the Civil War. Created by ****Stonewall**** Following the Confederate defeat at Westport in Missouri, Marmaduke's and Shelby's Divisions are cut off from the rest of Price's army. At the town of Brownsville, Nebraska Confederate forces encounter part of the forces assigned to the District of Nebraska Territory. Created by 1st Nebraska. July 1863 : Vicksburg has surrendered to Grant, and general Lee's plan to gain a major victory in Union territory has ended in the bloodshed of Gettysburg. Now the efforts of both sides are directed to Charleston. Created by General Beauregard Featuring a bigger map, more historical artillery equippage and unit placements, this 40-turn battle is a challenge for either side. It tends to get bloody. Created by dtg The Battle of Seven Pines (called "Fair Oaks" by the Union). Two corps of the Army of the Potomac became a tempting target when they were isolated from the main body of the army by the rain-swollen Chickahominy. Longstreet's attacking force took the wrong road, possibly because Pete's guide might have thought he wanted to go to Fair Oaks Farm instead of Fair Oaks Station; and, consequently, the Confederate attack was late and uncoordinated. Created by dtg Jubal Early has invaded Maryland after a raid in the Shenandoah Valley. The Army of the Potomac is entrenched before Petersburg Virginia, and Washington is very weakly defended. To gain some time for organizing Union's capitol defense, general Wallace set his few troops to guard Monocacy River fords and bridges. Created by General Beauregard Ulysses Grant has landed the bulk of his Army at Bruinsburg and prepares to attack the strongest lines held by J.S.Bowen, who must face his opponent in an almost desperate numerical inferiority. Created by General Beauregard Gettysburg Challenge II is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. It has 5 Corps and is 60 turns in length. It is played upon a new large-scale map of Gettysburg. Created by ****Stonewall**** General Beauregard's Historicals Chickamauga The Battle of Iuka was fought between Rosecrans' Army of Mississippi and Sterling Price's Army of the West. Price had occupied Iuka as part of a Confederate offensive in Western Tennessee. Created by Jason Wright In the fall of 1862, the Confederacy was as close to winning its Second American Revolution as it ever would be. Braxton Bragg, in his moment of triumph trying to take and hold all of Kentucky, divided his forces in the face of a numerically superior enemy. During the night of October 7, 1862 Confederates reconnoitering for water find Union forces at Doctor's Creek. Created by GK Warren On the morning of June 11, 1864 Confederate General Wade Hampton and 5,000 Confederate troopers intercepted Union General Phillip Sheridans' 6000 Federal troopers at Trevilian Station in Virginia. Trevilians is known as one of the bloodiest all out cavalry battles of the Civil War. Created by Mike Sirois After the discovery of Lee's Special Orders No. 191, McClellan had one of the best opportunities of the War. One sudden strike through the gaps at South Mountain and he could destroy Lee's army piecemeal and save the beseiged garrison at Harper's Ferry. On Feb. 6th, 1862 Grant focused his attention on Fort Donelson. Unlike Fort Henry, Donelson had a better strategic position in the hills of Tennessee. Along with Flag Officer Foote's gunboats, Grant planned to attack the forts "river batteries" on Feb. 14th. If the gunboats failed to destroy the heavy guns & failed to dislodge the fort garrison, a land attack would be eminent. Fort Fisher on the coast of Cape Fear, N.C. protects the home port for blockade runners of Wilmington. As long as Wilmington remains open Lee's Army will be supplied, the Fort must be taken! Created by Eck On October 14, 1863, A.P. Hill launched an attack against the apparently exposed rear guard of V Corps. As his lead division, Heth's, moved in for what it thought was the kill, it had a nasty shock. Warren had placed his II Corps in concealed positions. Created by GK Warren The battle at Cedar Mountain marks Major General Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson's last engagement in command of an independent force. On August 9, 1862, the much stronger Confederates nearly suffered defeat at the hands of a small Union force led by Maj. Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks, but in the end Jackson's wing of the Army of Northern Virginia prevailed. Although the Confederates sustained higher casualties in this poorly-executed battle (including Gen. Joseph Johnston, who was badly wounded), the action redoubled Union Gen. McClellan's natural caution. He ruled out an immediate offensive against the battered Rebel forces, which he was convinced outnumbered him and were being reinforced from the south. Created by Hiram Berdan In 1864 Sherman was preparing to advance from Nashville toward Atlanta. One of his greatest concerns was that Nathan Bedford Forrest's cavalry would destroy his supply lines and imperil his huge army. Therefore, he had Maj. General Samuel Sturgis set out from Memphis to attack Forrest in Mississippi to destroy his force or at the least, keep it occupied. Created by Shawn Clark Cedar Creek, Shenandoah Valley Campaign 1864. After defeating the Rebels at Fisher's Hill Sheridan drew his troops back across Cedar Creek to rest them. They would get less rest then they were ordered to get. Created by Eck Jubal Early's Army of the Valley, after having suffered a series of setbacks at the hands of Phil Sheridan, scoured the Strasburg area for some defensible land to make a stand. Created by Eck Like the Valley Army of old, Early's 2nd Corps catches another Union Army unawares. Created by Eck UPDATED Following a stalemate in the Wilderness the South withdrew and formed a vast line around Spotyslvania Court House. Deeply entrenched Lee waited for the next onslaught. While severe losses had limited the South's ability to wage offensive warfare, excellent defensive works evened the odds for victory. Created by JohnIris Bentonville was the last large scale battle of the war. Fought over a 3 day period Joe Johnston and his rag tag army, drawn together from several quarters of the deep south and Tennessee, the rebs fight superior odds with heart and blood. Created by Eck Marching on Shreveport elements of Banks' Army of the Gulf encounter a force under Major General Robert Taylor deteminded to check the Yankee advance up the Red River. Created by Eck Shortly before the battle of 1st Manasas it was the job of Union General Robert Patterson to hold General Johnston's Army of the Shenandoah in the Shenandoah Valley. Preventing him from reinforcing the troops of General P.G.T. Beauregard at Manasas Junction. Created by Eck Historical Battle of Wilderness, Day 2 General U.S. Grant's mission was unambiguous: destroy the Rebel army and conquer the Confederacy. His first effort with the Army of the Potomac was in the Virginia Wilderness, scene of the previous year's humiliating Battle of Chancellorsville. Created by Travis Yocum On August 10th, 1861, General Nathaniel Lyon leads his Army to Wilson's Creek where he intends to engage the southern army under the command of Generals Ben McCulloch and Sterling Price and he suprises McCulloch and Price in their encampments on the banks of Wilson's Creek in southwest Missouri. Sept 19th 1864. Jubal Early having raced through the Shenandoah Valley to pressure Washington falls back to Winchester to rest and re-supply his men. Sheridan, new Union commander in the valley, pushes his 3 corps on to catch and atttempt to destroy Early. Created by Eck This scenario gives an overview look of Jackson's famous 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign. In which the mighty Stonewall misleads, mystifies and confuses 3 Union armies and becomes the South's #1 hero. Created by Eck This scenario gives an overview look of Hunter, Sheridan and Jubal Early's famous 1864 Shenandoah Valley Campaign. The Scenario begins with Hunter's weary army returning to the Valley after a failed expedition to capture Lexington Va. His army is demoralized and tired. The Confederates are also tired, but in high spirits in their chase after the Army of the Shenandoah. Can Hunter make it to McDowell and beyond to rest and refit his men before Early, Breckenbridge and Gordon can catch and destroy his army? Can Sheridan's two Corps of infantry and one of cavalry find and engage Early's men? Only the fortunes of war may tell. Created by Eck The Confederate force is on the defensive on all fronts in the intial stages as the Union invades the Shenandoah Valley. The units used in this scenario are taken from 1862 Valley Campaign battle orders. Several changes have been made in terrain from the original Cross Keys map. Two passes into the Valley must be forced by the Union player, Brown's Gap and Rockfish Gap. Both sides will get reinforced with grey receiving the majority of these. Created by Enos Stingington Some small changes from the historical version include. Campaign of Chattanooga - This scenario starts out with the relative position of the Confederate and Union Armies when the Union began operations to open up the Cracker Line. Both forces have offensive and defensive capability. Shermans troops have not arrived and Longstreets have not left for their operation against Chattanooga. Created by TGoGF The objective is to have 2 of 3 battle flags in your possession at the end of the battle. Currently Confederate forces hold them since they are defending. created by MGIR for RSemmes' Campaign. Historically the Union Army destroyed the once great Army of Tennessee, the Confederates routed from the field saved only by a daring delaying action by Forrest. Created by Eck As Sherman marches through North Carolina, General Hardee decides to turn his Corps and attack General Slocums wing of the Union Army. He chooses ground near Averasboro North Carolina. Created by Eck The ill-fated Confederate assault at Franklin, TN ordered by John Bell Hood. Created by Eck U.S. Gen. Don Carlos Buell, under pressure for not having engaged the Confederates in September, led his main force southeast from Louisville towards Bragg at Bardstown, while sending two divisions on a feint toward Frankfort, where Bragg was installing a provisional Confederate state government. Buell's deception succeeded, as Bragg held half of his army near Frankfort. The battle of Perryville started in the early morning darkness of October 8, as skirmishers from both sides went forward in search of water. Shootouts: Iron Brigade's Tournament Vicksburg: The Breakout Pursuing Johnston from Resaca, Sherman evaded a strong rebel position at Allatoona Pass and met the strongly entrenched Confederates in the area of Dallas. Engagements around the town and the wooden church to its northwest followed. Created by TGoGF 1a: Battle of Whyalla t7p/ Battle of the Crows tcart/ Battle of Port Tian Front Royal Challenge Created by ned kellys gang Can you take Bunker Hill? created by corpral whyalla June 25, 1876. Custer leads the 7th Cavalry against a combined force of Sioux, Cheyenne & others an altered version of W. Mahone's Cold Harbor. Created by corpral whyalla. The battle started as Confederate troops from Texas came over the Rio Grande behind Fort Craig. When General Canby, commanding for the Union, saw their movements he gathered all troops in the Arizona and New Mexico area to stop the advance. Created by Wills Az. Rangers. This battle occurs in Arizona. Union troops from the state of California try to take the town of Tucson. The Army of the West meets a mix of Arizona & Texas troops known as the Army of Santa Cruz. Created by Wills Az. Rangers. This is a very important battle if the South can hold Forts Union and Craig. Then the Confederates can enter Colorado and take the gold & silver resources as well as recruit in New Mexico. Then march an army to California and capture the West coast. It was Sibley's Dream to take Arizona, California and New Mexico. Created by Wills Az. Rangers. Fictional version of a day in the Battle of Cold Harbor in Virginia. The Confederates must survive the Union assault. Created by W. Mahone. This battle covers every unit in Civil War Generals 2. For those of you who want to control troops on more than 1 front in a massive battle...try Fort Morgan. Created by HF Dixieland. The Battle of Pea Ridge resulted from Federal efforts to secure control of the border state of Missouri. Created by RSemmes. Units have been adjusted to be more historical then the cd version. The original map has also been improved. Re-adjusting artillery armament is the largest change with both players seeing a reduction in size and a change in cannon type. Created by 1st NY mounted rifles The Great Battle of the Wilderness. This is another of the most popular new scenarios of the year and is a major improvement over the cd version. Created by 1st NY mounted rifles. Honey Springs, Indian Territory The climax of the Union's attempt to drive the Confederates below the Arkansas River. This battle, along with other setbacks, caused a major rift in the Confederate-Indian relationship. Created by 1st Nebraska. Following the Confederate defeat at Westport in Missouri, Marmaduke's and Shelby's Divisions are cut off from the rest of Price's army. At the town of Brownsville, Nebraska Confederate forces encounter part of the forces assigned to the District of Nebraska Territory. Created by 1st Nebraska. This is a "what-if" alternative to the historical Battle of Westport (Kansas City) in which the Southern forces under Sterling Price are attempting to capture St. Louis. Created by 1st Nebraska. For fans of all cavalry battles. An historical scenario of the largest ever cavalry engagement. Includes a very good "read me" text with information concerning this fight. Created by Shawn Clark. This battle places units in surrounded positions in all areas of the map. Each side's units have their equal on the opposite side of the map be it in the North, South, East or West. 100 X 100 map: 2 cavalry divisions. 12 cavalry brigades. 6 horse artillery. 3 infantry divisions. 54 infantry brigades. 18 artillery batteries. 3 HQ. 2 scouts. Created by Enos Stingington Contest 1: Savage Station It is a large scale campaign with the goal being the capture of Vicksburg. Created by George Thomas. Challenge 1 Created by ***Stonewall*** Created by ***Stonewall*** Challenge XII (no flag version) Challenge XII (NF) is a "no flag" version of this scenario for those who prefer this type of battle. Created by ***Stonewall*** Challenge 4 Created by ***Stonewall*** Each army starts at opposite ends of the map. Georgia. Created by Iron Brigade. Each army starts at opposite ends of the map. Virginia. Created by Iron Brigade. Each army starts at opposite ends of the map. Tennessee. Created by Iron Brigade. Cross Keys This battle was created for the "King of Shiloh" Tournament. It is based on the first days fighting at Shiloh. Created by TGoGF This battle was created for the "King of Shiloh" tournament. This is the 2 day version. Created by TGoGF It was one of Grant's first battles in the Western Theater. Belmont was located across the river from Columbus, KY. This scenario also includes the earth works and Fort DeRussey, on the KY side of the river. Created by 15thTN. This version of Shiloh includes Earl Van Dorn's Army of the West. Van Dorn was ordered to Corinth to take part in the concentration there prior to the battle of Shiloh. Due to muddy roads, he was unable to make it on time. Here he arrives late in the evening on day one of the battle, adding 20,000 troops to the Confederate forces. Created by 15thTN. Gettysburg-dtg2001 This version of the Atlanta campaign is designed to encompass many areas of the battle under one map. The Atlanta Campaign began on May 5, 1864 and ended after the battles of Jonesboro and Lovejoy's Station in September of 1864. Created by ***Stonewall***. General Sherman has 60,000 men and 65 cannon in which to make his "March to the Sea." General Hardee has less than 20,000 men in which to defend Georgia from the advancing Yankee hordes. Created by ***Stonewall***. Challenge at Getty complete with equal terrain on a diagonally divided map; 1 town, 2 Cemetary Hills and 4 Round Tops. Each side has a complete army plus nearly 20 units of cavalry. Created by ***Stonewall***. Challenge Shiloh has equal forces for each player on a new map of the Shiloh battlefield. Dedicated to our many friends and fellow Generals who were unable to make the trip to Shiloh in 2001. Created by ***Stonewall*** The battle of Winchester was a disaster for the Union's strategy for taking Richmond and putting a quick end to the Civil War. Stonewall Jackson's overwhelming victory resulted in the deployment of thousands of Federal troops to defend Washington against a Rebel advance up the valley. Created by Hiram Berdan This first battle of the Valley Campaign is recorded as being "lost" by Stonewall Jackson, but even in defeat Jackson's threat caused President Lincoln to commit 35,000 men to defend the approaches from the Valley to Washington. Created by Hiram Berdan After destroying a Union supply dump at Manassas, Stonewall Jackson hid his army. Pope furiously tried to find the Rebel commander, whom he assumed was fleeing. Created by Hiram Berdan The 2nd Battle of Winchester occured when Lee sent Ewell to clear out the Shenandoah Valley. The garrison at Winchester fought bravely for 2 days but when they withdrew towards Harper's Ferry on day 3 there retreat was cut off at Stephenson's Depot. Created by Hiram Berdan Maj. Frank J. White's Prairie Scouts and Frmont's Body Guards under Maj. Charles Zagonyi...operated in front of Frmont's army to gather intelligence. Created by Hiram Berdan Flush with victory, Lee decided it was time to invade the North. George McClellan found Lee's invasion plans and declared that "If I cannot whip Bobby Lee, I will be willing to go home." Created by Hiram Berdan. Thank you for playing Swamp Challenge...Keep your leaders close to your men for full morale effect. Created by MGIR Very defensive battle where you can use the entire mountain to hide troops. Created by MGIR Your object is to navigate the maze. There are many hidden fords. Try to find them to complete the maze. An unbelievable map. Created by Hiram Berdan. The first battle, Mechanicsville, started the offensive with the battles of Gaines Mill and Savage Station following soon after. Created by Hiram Berdan. | | |
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To play without the cd: (1)save this zip to your desktop (2)unzip it to desktop (3)open the folder and cut & paste both items into the pics folder instead of the scenario folder where battles are put. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------  "I forsee a prescription drug called Prozac. The shame of it is I need some right now because my troops can't stand me..." Braxton Bragg, 1863 | | |
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