<r> Thanks, Bill. I always try to check several sources to find the consensus of agreement, otherwise it can come back to bite you in a sensitive area. I am still trying to arrange my monentary affairs for the procurment of Heidler's. In other words, it is expensive for a po' feller down on his luck ...

Sent you a pm regarding one of the games - Close Conbat: Cross of Iron Thanks!

Since the adjustment was made, it seems to be working well. At least from the prospective of Confederate person vs Union AI. Game has never looked better.

Thanks Rasmus.

Gil, Eric, or Erik, or ???

Is there a listing of all the Legendary Units appearing in the game? Was thinking about doing some research and offering other LU's for addition to the game. Thanks.

<r> Here is another online source of battles that seems to have some of the more obscure battles listed with their details.<br/>
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Link: <URL url="http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/abpp/battles/bystate.htm">http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/abpp/battles/bystate.htm</URL><br/>
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I do receive fatigue if I continue to attack or even move at night; sometimes it is worth the effort. But never to the point of becoming disordered.

I have many times continued to attack at night, (not all night, some rest IS needed), and the units I attacked with never became disordered (as the human player). Is this proper or is there some problem?

<r> 1. What happens when a brigade is captured and then the side whose unit was captured gains a victory in the end? Ex. reb unit is captured, rebs gain the victory in the end. It seems that I have never seen that this unit "remained captured". Shouldn't that unit "remain captured" no matter who ...

<r> So you <B><s>[b]</s>do<e>[/b]</e></B> have a big "S" on your chest. Sounds like great fun except for the "no gloves" thing. I have had to retire early due to an illness and so I sit here most of the time, feeling like mush. So all my atheletic days are over. I get tired watching other people ...

Never Mind just testing

<r> According to my newly found source : "Who Was Who in the Civil War" by Stewart Sifakis (<I><s>[i]</s>Question: anyone else have this book, is it a reliable source? It seems pretty complete<e>[/i]</e></I>)<br/>
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Weber, Max : "Subsequently he was an American diplomat ay Nantes, France, and ...

<t> What I want to know is how Mr. Battleline and Mr. jkbluesman can have the time to write soo many bios and then Bill Battleline says he still has the time to go to a baseball game! If we seen them in person, they probably would both have a big "S" on their chest. I can come up with one pretty ...

<t> Gil,<br/>
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A couple of other interesting facts from the book: "Who was Who in the Civil War", by Stewart Sifakis:<br/>
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(It mentions at the outset: "Ironically, the man who would later lay the foundation for the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, Charles P. Stone, had been ...

Bill,

Here is another more comprensive listing of battles.

http://www.genealogytrails.com/main/military.html

(Look under Civil War Era Data)

<r> I found a couple of other books at the library that seem very helpful to me.<br/>
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<I><s>[i]</s>"Who Was Who in theCivil War"<e>[/i]</e></I> by Stewart Sifakis<br/>
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<I><s>[i]</s>"The Generals of Gettysburg: The Leaders of America's Greatest Battle" <e>[/i]</e></I ...

Gil,

If still open, I would like to do John Turchin as my next general bio attempt.

<t> Gil or Erik or Eric,<br/>
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A wish I have for the hopefully near future is on detailed map screens, for each hex type, (swamp, rocks, trees, etc.) to somewhere have displayed the effects on movement, defense and other matters. Maybe with a mouse-over of the hex itself. Probably a lot of ...

Bill "Battleline" Battle:

Howdy! Quick question: where do you get your info for the bio's from?

<r> Attention Gil and ....<br/>
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<B><s>[b]</s>Completely Reworked Bio for Maj. Gen. DM Gregg<e>[/b]</e></B><br/>
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Maj. Gen. David McMurtrie Gregg (b. April 10, 1833, d. August 7, 1916) Born in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, Gregg graduated from West Point in ...