Thank you for sharing! It is looking interesting. [:)]

Very well done

Good start, looking forward to following this.

<r> In line with Ericbabe's recommendation of Berthier, I would say Ney was very good at his job so long as his chief of staff was excellent, as it was until Jomini defected. Ney was also excellent in leading rear guard actions, where tenacity was required, although Napoleon preferred Lannes for the ...

<t> An odd comparison,since arguably the ANV under Lee operated on Napoleonic principles. And,as you note, the ANV never had their own version of the truly one-sided victories--very, very puzzling you consider this area a draw. Particularly as you note Wilderness and Spotsylvania as Confederate ...

<r> You might try <I><s>[i]</s>Swords Around a Throne<e>[/i]</e></I> by John Elting. It is a look at the French army of the Napoleonic Wars and includes sections on each combat arm, the logistics, personnel, etc. Mine is hiding at the moment, so not sure ifitwill answer your specific question, but ...

Historically, Prussia didn't surrender until after Koenigsburg had fallen as well, following the Russian loss at Friedland in June 1807.

I think Berkut's problem has more to do with the scale of the game;&nbsp;at the scale depicted, there were very few times you saw&nbsp;a 'war of movement'. Most of the operational maneuver action in this game is abstracted into the combat sequence.

<t> The Confederates stationed sizeable forces there on occasion, mostly to counter Union moves into the area. A rail line from VA ran through the area, so it was considered important for that reason, as well as the perceived benefit the Union might receive from sympathizers that was already ...

Thanks, that will be a physical shipment then! [8D]

What is the size of the download? I prefer to DL if possible, but my daily allowance only goes so far [:(]

As notedin post #13 above, FOW is on--but Joel has been actively scouting with his cavalry. You will note if you read his postings that he doesn't know everything about those stacks, and that some of them have a significant amount of unspotted units.

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I've known about Hannibal and Titan for awhile (even posted that info here several times) but as far as I've ever known the only War at Sea remake was Hasbro's in the form of an Axis and Allies Miniatures Game (Extremely impressive detailed ...

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I always laugh when passions for ones heroes overcloud the reality of the facts.<br/>
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Wellington>French army.<br/>
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Case closed.
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I have never understood Hasbro's policy of sitting on the old classic Avalon Hill titles and doing nothing with them. If Hasbro has no intention of publishing them, I desperately want them to sell the rights to someone who will publish them ...

Yes, it has been out of print for ages. It is very difficult to find a reasonably priced copy. Because of its odd rights situation (Hasbro owns them, I believe, after the acquisition of Avalon Hill), it seems unlikely to be reprinted in the near future.

Just a note, even the upgrades for detailed combat effect quick combat.

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3rd. By the time Grant came East, Lincoln had learned also, and gave Grant the latitude to do what he had to do. Had Grant been appointed commander of the AOP early in the war, I truly think he would have been fired also after his first Cold ...

<r> Can't be too strict, SMK tossed us a bone [:)]<br/>
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I was rereading the diplomacy section of Azure Wish's <I><s>[i]</s>La Grande Guerre<e>[/i]</e></I> last night and was thinking its system is decent enough, although it integrates everything into National Will (which GoA perhaps does as ...

Testers are under NDA.

I don't think it is a stupid question, given the importance of the events.

Perhaps Frank will give you an answer when next he passes through [:)]