Mr. Lincoln's War [Civil War] [Open] [OOC]

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Name: Abraham Lincoln
Age: 61
Birthplace: Hodgenville, Kentucky
Description:
(Image)
Class: Politician
Starting Wealth: $20,000 ($15,200 after purchases)
Income: $300
Current State: Washington, DC
Civilian Skills: Influential, Well Connected
Biography: Lincoln was born on the frontier in Kentucky to a relatively poor family. Bright from a young age, Lincoln educated himself to become a lawyer, and was later elected to the Illinois House of Representatives. After his tenure in state politics, Lincoln served a single term in the House of Representatives, where he opposed the Mexican-American War. Lincoln returned to politics about a decade later, when he got involved with the state Republican Party and ran for Senate. Though he lost the race against Stephen Douglas, he achieved national prominence for his anti-slavery views. Despite his loss in the Senatorial election, Lincoln went on to win the 1860 Presidential election after a 4 way race, despite losing every southern state. Lincoln's election prompted the Confederacy to declare independence from the Union.
Starting Purchases: Mansion (The White House, Provided by the US Government), Farm (Illinois), House (Illinois)

Accepted.

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Name: Ulysses S. Grant
Age:40
Birth State:Ohio
Description:(Image)
Allegiance: United States of America
Rank: Major General
History:
Hiram Ulysses Grant was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, on April 27, 1822, to Jesse Root Grant, a tanner and merchant, and Hannah Grant (née Simpson). His ancestors Matthew and Priscilla Grant arrived aboard the Mary and John at Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630.[2] Grant's great-grandfather fought in the French and Indian War, and his grandfather, Noah, served in the American Revolution at Bunker Hill.[3] Afterward, Noah settled in Pennsylvania and married Rachel Kelley, the daughter of an Irish pioneer.[4] Their son Jesse (Ulysses's father) was a Whig Party supporter and abolitionist.

Jesse Grant moved to Point Pleasant in 1820 and found work as a foreman in a tannery. He soon met his future wife, Hannah, and the two were married on June 24, 1821. Ten months later Hannah gave birth to their first child, a son. At a family gathering several weeks later the boy's name, Ulysses, was drawn from ballots placed in a hat. Wanting to honor his father-in-law, Jesse declared the boy to be Hiram Ulysses, though he would always refer to him as Ulysses

In 1823, the family moved to the village of Georgetown, Ohio, where five more siblings were born: Simpson, Clara, Orvil, Jennie, and Mary. At the age of five, young Grant began his formal education, starting at a subscription school and later was enrolled in two private schools. In the winter of 1836–1837, Grant was a student at Maysville Seminary, and in the autumn of 1838 he attended John Rankin's academy. In his youth, Grant developed an unusual ability to ride, work with, and control horses.Expressing a strong dislike for the tannery, Grant's father instead put this ability to use giving Ulysses work driving wagon loads of supplies and transporting people. Unlike his siblings, Grant was not forced to attend church by his Methodist parents. For the rest of his life, he prayed privately and never officially joined any denomination. To others, including late in life, his own son, Grant appeared to be an agnostic. He inherited some of Hannah's Methodist piety and quiet nature while adopting his father's Whig political inclinations.

Command Skills:
Offensive Doctrine (Bonus when conducting assault)
Inspiring Presence (Units begin with higher morale)
Quartermaster (Armies consume Supplies and Arms at a 75% rate)
Unpopular with Superiors (-1000 Corps Campaign Supplies and Arms)

Corps: I-II Corps
Corps Starting Location: Tennesse
Order of Battle:
First Division Initiated

1st Brigade
8th Illinois: Cpt James M. Ashmore (w), Cpt William H. Harvey (k), Cpt Robert H. Sturgess
18th Illinois: Maj Samuel Eaton (mw), Cpt Daniel H. Brush (w), Cpt William J. Dillon
11th Iowa: Ltc William Hall
13th Iowa: Col Marcellus M. Crocker
Battery D, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (6 James R): Cpt James P. Timmony
2nd Brigade
11th Illinois: Ltc Thomas E. G. Ransom (w), Maj Garrett Nevins (w), Cpt L. D. Waddell
20th Illinois: Ltc Evan Richards (w), Maj F. A. Bartleson (w), Cpt O. Frisbie
45th Illinois: Col John E. Smith
48th Illinois: Col Isham N. Haynie (w), Ltc William W. Sanford (w), Maj M. Mayfield
3rd Brigade
17th Illinois: Ltc Enos P. Wood, Maj Francis M. Smith
29th Illinois: Ltc Charles M. Ferrell
43rd Illinois: Ltc Adolph Englemann
49th Illinois: Ltc Phineas Pease
Carmichael's Company Illinois Cavalry: Cpt Eagleton Carmichael
Not brigaded
Stewart's Company Illinois Cavalry: Lt Ezra King
Battery D, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 24 lb how): Cpt Edward McAllister
Battery E, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (2 6lb SB, 2 12lb how): Lt George L. Nispel
14th Ohio Battery (4 6 lb Wiard R, 2 12 lb Wiard R): Cpt Jerome B. Burrows
Second Division

1st Brigade
2nd Iowa: Ltc James Baker
7th Iowa: Ltc James C. Parrott
12th Iowa: Col Joseph J. Woods (w/c), Cpt S. R. Edgington
14th Iowa (7 companies): Col William T. Shaw
2nd Brigade
9th Illinois: Col August Mersy
12th Illinois: Ltc Augustus L. Chetlain, Cpt James R. Hugunin
81st Ohio: Col Thomas Morton
13th Missouri: Col Crafts J. Wright
Birge's Western Sharpshooters (14th Missouri): Col B. S. Compton (15th Missouri)
3rd Brigade
8th Iowa: Col James L. Geddes
7th Illinois: Maj Richard Rowett
50th Illinois: Col Moses M. Bane (w), Cpt T. W. Gaines
52nd Illinois: Maj Henry Stark, Cpt E. A. Bowen
57th Illinois: Col Silas D. Baldwin, Cpt G. A. Busse
58th Illinois: Col William F. Lynch
Not brigaded
Company C, 2nd U.S. Cavalry: Lt James Powell
Company I, 4th U.S. Cavalry: Lt James Powell
2nd Illinois Cavalry (Company A): Cpt John R. Hotaling
2nd Illinois Cavalry (Company B): Cpt Thomas J. Larison
Battery A, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 6 lb SB, 2 12 lb how): Lt Peter P. Wood
Battery D, 1st Missouri Light Artillery (4 20 lb Parrott R): Cpt Henry Richardson
Battery H, 1st Missouri Light Artillery (2 20 lb, 2 10 lb Parrott R): Cpt Frederick Welker
Battery K, 1st Missouri Light Artillery (4 10 lb Parrott R): Cpt George H. Stone

Third Division Initiated

1st Brigade
8th Missouri: Ltc James Peckham
11th Indiana: Col George Francis McGinnis
24th Indiana: Col Alvin Peterson Hovey
2nd Brigade
1st Nebraska: Ltc William D. McCord
23rd Indiana: Col William L. Sanderson
58th Ohio: Col Valentine Bausenwein
68th Ohio: Col Samuel H. Steedman (not engaged)
3rd Brigade
20th Ohio: Ltc Manning F. Force
56th Ohio: Col Peter Kinney (not engaged)
76th Ohio: Col Charles R. Woods
78th Ohio: Col Mortimer Dormer Leggett
Not brigaded
Battery L, 1st Missouri Light Artillery (4 6 lb SB, 2 12lb how)
9th Indiana Battery (4 6lb SB, 2 12lb how): Lt George R. Brown
5th Ohio Cavalry, 3rd Battalion: Maj Charles S. Hayes
11th Illinois Cavalry, 3rd battalion: Maj James F. Johnson

Fourth DivisionInitiated

1st Brigade
3rd Iowa: Maj William M. Stone (c), Lt George W. Crosley
28th Illinois: Col Amory K. Johnson
32nd Illinois: Col John Logan
41st Illinois: Col Isaac C. Pugh, Ltc A. Tupper (k), Maj John Warner, Cpt John N. Hale
2nd Brigade
25th Indiana: Ltc William H. Morgan (w), Maj John W. Foster
14th Illinois: Col Cyrus Hall
15th Illinois: Ltc Edward F. W. Ellis (k), Maj William R. Goddard (k), Cpt Louis D. Kelley
46th Illinois: Col John A. Davis (w), Ltc John J. Jones
3rd Brigade
31st Indiana: Col Charles Cruft (w), Ltc John Osborn
44th Indiana: Col Hugh B. Reed K-24, W-174
17th Kentucky: Col John H. McHenry, Jr. K-18, W-69
25th Kentucky: Ltc Benjamin H. Bristow K-7, W-27
Not brigaded
5th Ohio Cavalry, 1st & 2nd battalions: Col William H. Taylor
13th Ohio Battery (one section)
Mann's battery, Missouri Light Artillery (2 6 lb SB, 2 12lb How)
Battery B 1st Michigan Light Artillery (2 6 lb SB, 4 10 lb Parrot R)

Fifth DivisionInitiated

1st Brigade
6th Iowa: Cpt John W. Williams (w), Cpt Madison Miner Walden ]
46th Ohio: Col Thomas Worthington
40th Illinois: Col Stephen G. Hicks
6th Indiana Battery: Cpt Frederick Behr
2nd Brigade
55th Illinois: Ltc Oscar Malmborg
54th Ohio: Col Thomas Kilby Smith, Ltc James A. Farden
71st Ohio: Col Rodney Mason
3rd Brigade
53rd Ohio: Col Jesse J. Appler, Ltc Robert A. Fulton
57th Ohio: Ltc Americus V. Rice
77th Ohio: Ltc Wills De Hass, Maj Benjamin D. Fearing
4th Brigade[b]
48th Ohio: Col Peter J. Sullivan (w), Ltc Job R. Parker
70th Ohio: Col Joseph R. Cockerill
72nd Ohio: Ltc Herman Canfield (k)
[b]Not brigaded
4th Illinois Cavalry (1st & 2nd battalions): Ltc William McCullough
Battery B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 6 lb SB, 2 12 lb How): Cpt Samuel E. Barrett
Battery E, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 James R): Cpt A. C. Waterhouse (w), Lt A. E. Abbott (w), Lt John A. Fitch

Sixth DivisionGreen

1st Brigade
21st Missouri: Col David Moore (w), Ltc Humphrey M. Woodyard
25th Missouri: Ltc Robert T. Van Horn
16th Wisconsin: Col Benjamin Allen
12th Michigan: Col Francis Quinn
2nd Brigade
18th Missouri: Ltc Issac V. Pratt
61st Illinois: Col Jacob
16th Iowa: Col Alexander Chambers (w), Ltc Addison H. Sanders
Not brigaded
11th Illinois Cavalry (8 companies): Col Robert G. Ingersoll
15th Iowa: Col Hugh Thompson Reid
3rd Ohio Battery: Cpt William S. Williams
5th Ohio Battery: Cpt Andrew Hickenlooper
1st Minnesota Battery - 2 12 lb How, 4 James
23rd Missouri: Col Jacob T. Tindall (k), Ltc Quin Morton
18th Wisconsin: Col James S. Alban (k), Ltc Samuel W. Beall
Unassigned troops:
15th Michigan: Col John M. Oliver (temporarily attached to the 4th Brigade, Army of the Ohio)
14th Wisconsin: Col David E. Wood
8th Ohio Battery (6 30 lb Parrott R): Cpt Louis Markgraf
Battery H, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 20 lb Parrott R): Cpt Axel Silversparre
Battery I, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (4 6 lb James R): Cpt Edward Bouton
Battery L, 1st Illinois Light Artillery (6 James R)
Battery B, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (5 24 lb SB): Cpt Relly Madison
Battery F, 2nd Illinois Light Artillery (6 6 lb SB): Cpt John Wesley Powell

Accepted.

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:?

Works for me. Will he still be killed at Shiloh like in our timeline?

That depends on your actions probably.

Hopefully this time he can boost morale of his troops without getting being the way of their bullets.

Anyone got a good source for all the specifics of the divisions of the Army of Mississippi at this point of the war?

[Paketo]

:?

That depends on your actions probably.

Hopefully this time he can boost morale of his troops without getting being the way of their bullets.

Anyone got a good source for all the specifics of the divisions of the Army of Mississippi at this point of the war?

I would go ahead and use the Shiloh orbat

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiloh_ ... _of_battle

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

:?

That depends on your actions probably.

Hopefully this time he can boost morale of his troops without getting being the way of their bullets.

Anyone got a good source for all the specifics of the divisions of the Army of Mississippi at this point of the war?

I also probably will be helping out in the campaign with my second character, as commander of the Reserve Corps.

[Dentali]

May I reserve my ancestor, William Scott Hancock?

[Austria and Bavaria]

Hopefully this time he can boost morale of his troops without getting being the way of their bullets.

Anyone got a good source for all the specifics of the divisions of the Army of Mississippi at this point of the war?

I would go ahead and use the Shiloh orbat

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiloh_ ... _of_battle

He was has 20,000 men at Henry and Donelson and another 6,000 south of Mill Springs as well.

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Troop Placement Map: https://i.imgur.com/9P9gLJT.jpg

Edit: IV Corps, AoM is mislabeled as V Corps. This will be corrected in the next map version.

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Name: William W Loring
Age: 43
Birth State: North Carolina
Description:
(Image)
Allegiance: Confederate States of America
Rank: Major General
History: Loring was born to two Lower class farmers in North Carolina. At the age of four, he moved to St. Augustine, in northern florida, where his military career began. At the age of 14, he joined the Florida Miliita,where he gained his first war expierence fighting Seminole Indians in the conflicts that would be later known as the Seminole Wars. Then, at the age of 17, he ran away from his home to fight in the Texas War of Independence, to which his father had to scour everywhere to bring him back. The following years would be marked by promotion to second lieutenant after fighting in the Second Seminole War, and a short lived Political Career which he served in the Florida House of Representatives, and an unsuccessful run for Florida Senate. In 1846, he joined the newly formed Regiment of Mounted rifles, a brigade intended to defend the territory of Oregon. While serving the troop, he was promoted to major without even seeing battle. His regiment was then sent off to fight in the Mexican American war, where the regiment fought in most of the battles. Lorings arm ended up getting amputated after getting shattered in the charge to Mexico City. He was then given command of the Oregon territorry, where he saw some skirmishes with Indian tribes, and was promoted to Colonel, the youngest one in the US army. A couple of years thereafter, he traveled to Europe to learn about the new military innovations being conducted in the Crimean War. He visited many countries before returning to the states, such as Great Britain, Prussia, France, Italy, Turkey, and Austria Hungary. When the Civil War broke out, he immediately gave his military skills to his homeland, the Confederates. He ended up resigning from the US army, and the Confederates promoted him to Brigadier General, then Major General shortly thereafter. He was then Given Command of the Army of the Northwest, with orders to defend West Virginia from General McClellen, who is currently invading from Ohio.
Command Skills:
-Inspiring Prescence
-Defensive Doctrine
-Loose with the books
-Incompetent Subordinates
Corps: None
Corp(s) Starting Location:[/] Western Virginia, Taking Defensive Positions around the Alleghany Mountains and Romney
[b]Order of Battle: 11,000 Men, Negligable Cannons, Guerilla Forces
Laurel Hill Brigade, led by Brigadier General Robert S. Garnett
Regiments: 1st Georgia, 9th Battalion, 23rd Virginia,31st Virginia, 37th Virginia, Danville Artillery, Smiths Calvary Squadron, Jacksons Calvary Squadron.

Rich Mountain Brigade, led b Ltc John Pegram
Regiments: 20th Virginia, 25th Virginia, 44th Virginia, 14th Virginia Cavalry, Lee Battery

Buchanan's Brigade, led by John Buchanan Floyd
Regiments: McCausland's Regiment, Tompkins Regiment, Wharton's Regiment, Beckett's Cavalry, Corns Cavalry, State Volunteer Artillery: Cpt. John H. Guy

1st Brigade, Led by BG Henry Rootes Jackson
Regiments: 3rd Arkansas,23rd Virginia, 25th Virginia, 31st Virginia

2nd Brigade, led by BG Samuel Read Anderson
Regiments:4th and 16th Tennessee

Johnson's Brigade, led by BG Edward "Allegheny" Johnson\
Regiments: 12th Georgia, 25th Virginia Infantry, 31st Virginia Infantry, 44th Virginia Infantry, 52nd Virginia Infantry, and 58th Virginia Infantry.

Accepted, but Johnson's Brigade is part of the Army of the Valley, and Robert Garnett was KIA a few months ago.

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Name: Winfield Scott Hancock
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ancock.png
Age: 37
Birth State: Pennsylvania
Description: Known as “one of the handsomest men in the United States Army” he was known for being tall, robust, moving with dignity, becoming animated in battle and carried away by passion.
Allegiance: Union
Rank: Brigadier General
History: Named after Winfield Scott the general from the war of 1812, Winfield Scott was born in Montgomery, Pennsylvania just north of Philadelphia. He graduated West Point in 1844 and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 6th U.S. Infantry Regiment. He would serve quietly in Indian Territory until the outbreak of the Mexican-American War, where he petitioned for a role on the front lines. After an extremely successful stint at recruiting in Kentucky he joined his regiment under the commander of his namesake as they attacked Mexico City. He was promoted and distinguished for gallant and meritorious service at Contreras and Churubusco where he was wounded.

After the war he would be married, promoted to captain and serve as a quartermaster in Minnesota and Missouri. He would participate in the Third Seminole War, Bleeding Kansas and the Utah War before being stationed in Southern California. Here he became friends with a number of future confederate officers including Lewis Armistead.

Initially serving as quartermaster for the Union Army he was promoted to Brigadier General in September and given command of an infantry brigade.

Command Skills:
Defensive Doctrine
+ Quartermaster
Riding Backwards
Corps: VI Corps, 2nd Division, First Brigade, Army of the Potomac
Corps Starting Location: Army of the Potomac
Order of Battle:
Army of the Potomac
VI Corps BG Winfield S. Hancock 20,000 men and 40 guns


First Division BG Henry W. Slocum

1st Brigade BG George W. Taylor
1st New Jersey: Ltc Robert McAllister, Col A. T. A. Torbert
2nd New Jersey: Col Isaac M. Tucker (k), Maj Henry O. Ryerson (w), Ltc Samuel L. Buck
3rd New Jersey: Col Henry W. Brown
4th New Jersey: Col James H. Simpson (c), Ltc William B. Hatch

2nd Brigade Col Joseph J. Bartlett
5th Maine: Col Nathaniel J. Jackson (w), Ltc William S. Heath (k), Cpt Clark S. Edwards
16th New York: Col Joseph Howland (w), Maj Joel J. Seaver
27th New York: Ltc Alexander D. Adams
96th Pennsylvania: Col Henry L. Cake

3rd Brigade BG John Newton
18th New York: Ltc George R. Myers, Maj John C. Meginnis
31st New York: Col Calvin E. Pratt (w), Maj Alexander Raszewski
32nd New York: Col Roderick Matheson
95th Pennsylvania: Col John M. Gosline (mw), Ltc Gustavus W. Town

Artillery
1st Massachusetts Light Artillery: Cpt Josiah Porter
Battery A, 1st New Jersey Light Artillery: Cpt William Hexamer
Battery D, 2nd U.S. Light Artillery: Lt Emory Upton

Second Division BG William F. Smith
1st Brigade
6th Maine: Col Hiram Burnham
43rd New York: Col Francis L. Vinton
49th Pennsylvania: Col William H. Irwin
5th Wisconsin: Col Amasa Cobb

2nd Brigade BG William T. H. Brooks
2nd Vermont: Col Henry Whiting
3rd Vermont: Ltc Wheelook G. Veazey
4th Vermont: Col Edwin H. Stoughton
5th Vermont: Ltc Lewis A. Grant
6th Vermont: Col Nathan Lord, Jr.

3rd Brigade BG John W. Davidson
7th Maine: Col Edwin C. Mason
20th New York: Col Francis Weiss
33rd New York: Col Robert F. Taylor
49th New York: Col Daniel D. Bidwell
77th New York: Col James B. McKean

Artillery Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres
Battery E, 1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Charles C. Wheeler
1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Andrew Cowan
3rd New York Light Artillery: Cpt Thaddeus P. Mott
Battery F, 5th U.S. Light Artillery: Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres

Cavalry
5th Pennsylvania Cavalry (Companies I & K): Cpt John O'Farrell

Cavalry
1st New York Cavalry: Col Andrew T. McReynolds

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Name: Winfield Scott Hancock
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ancock.png
Age: 37
Birth State: Pennsylvania
Description: Known as “one of the handsomest men in the United States Army” he was known for being tall, robust, moving with dignity, becoming animated in battle and carried away by passion.
Allegiance: Union
Rank: Brigadier General
History: Named after Winfield Scott the general from the war of 1812, Winfield Scott was born in Montgomery, Pennsylvania just north of Philadelphia. He graduated West Point in 1844 and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 6th U.S. Infantry Regiment. He would serve quietly in Indian Territory until the outbreak of the Mexican-American War, where he petitioned for a role on the front lines. After an extremely successful stint at recruiting in Kentucky he joined his regiment under the commander of his namesake as they attacked Mexico City. He was promoted and distinguished for gallant and meritorious service at Contreras and Churubusco where he was wounded.

After the war he would be married, promoted to captain and serve as a quartermaster in Minnesota and Missouri. He would participate in the Third Seminole War, Bleeding Kansas and the Utah War before being stationed in Southern California. Here he became friends with a number of future confederate officers including Lewis Armistead.

Initially serving as quartermaster for the Union Army he was promoted to Brigadier General in September and given command of an infantry brigade.

Command Skills:
Defensive Doctrine
+ Quartermaster
Riding Backwards
Corps: VI Corps, 2nd Division, First Brigade, Army of the Potomac
Corps Starting Location: Army of the Potomac
Order of Battle:
Army of the Potomac
VI Corps BG Winfield S. Hancock 20,000 men and 40 guns


First Division BG Henry W. Slocum

1st Brigade BG George W. Taylor
1st New Jersey: Ltc Robert McAllister, Col A. T. A. Torbert
2nd New Jersey: Col Isaac M. Tucker (k), Maj Henry O. Ryerson (w), Ltc Samuel L. Buck
3rd New Jersey: Col Henry W. Brown
4th New Jersey: Col James H. Simpson (c), Ltc William B. Hatch

2nd Brigade Col Joseph J. Bartlett
5th Maine: Col Nathaniel J. Jackson (w), Ltc William S. Heath (k), Cpt Clark S. Edwards
16th New York: Col Joseph Howland (w), Maj Joel J. Seaver
27th New York: Ltc Alexander D. Adams
96th Pennsylvania: Col Henry L. Cake

3rd Brigade BG John Newton
18th New York: Ltc George R. Myers, Maj John C. Meginnis
31st New York: Col Calvin E. Pratt (w), Maj Alexander Raszewski
32nd New York: Col Roderick Matheson
95th Pennsylvania: Col John M. Gosline (mw), Ltc Gustavus W. Town

Artillery
1st Massachusetts Light Artillery: Cpt Josiah Porter
Battery A, 1st New Jersey Light Artillery: Cpt William Hexamer
Battery D, 2nd U.S. Light Artillery: Lt Emory Upton

Second Division BG William F. Smith
1st Brigade
6th Maine: Col Hiram Burnham
43rd New York: Col Francis L. Vinton
49th Pennsylvania: Col William H. Irwin
5th Wisconsin: Col Amasa Cobb

2nd Brigade BG William T. H. Brooks
2nd Vermont: Col Henry Whiting
3rd Vermont: Ltc Wheelook G. Veazey
4th Vermont: Col Edwin H. Stoughton
5th Vermont: Ltc Lewis A. Grant
6th Vermont: Col Nathan Lord, Jr.

3rd Brigade BG John W. Davidson
7th Maine: Col Edwin C. Mason
20th New York: Col Francis Weiss
33rd New York: Col Robert F. Taylor
49th New York: Col Daniel D. Bidwell
77th New York: Col James B. McKean

Artillery Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres
Battery E, 1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Charles C. Wheeler
1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Andrew Cowan
3rd New York Light Artillery: Cpt Thaddeus P. Mott
Battery F, 5th U.S. Light Artillery: Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres

Cavalry
5th Pennsylvania Cavalry (Companies I & K): Cpt John O'Farrell

Cavalry
1st New York Cavalry: Col Andrew T. McReynolds

Accepted.

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Name: Winfield Scott Hancock
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ancock.png
Age: 37
Birth State: Pennsylvania
Description: Known as “one of the handsomest men in the United States Army” he was known for being tall, robust, moving with dignity, becoming animated in battle and carried away by passion.
Allegiance: Union
Rank: Brigadier General
History: Named after Winfield Scott the general from the war of 1812, Winfield Scott was born in Montgomery, Pennsylvania just north of Philadelphia. He graduated West Point in 1844 and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 6th U.S. Infantry Regiment. He would serve quietly in Indian Territory until the outbreak of the Mexican-American War, where he petitioned for a role on the front lines. After an extremely successful stint at recruiting in Kentucky he joined his regiment under the commander of his namesake as they attacked Mexico City. He was promoted and distinguished for gallant and meritorious service at Contreras and Churubusco where he was wounded.

After the war he would be married, promoted to captain and serve as a quartermaster in Minnesota and Missouri. He would participate in the Third Seminole War, Bleeding Kansas and the Utah War before being stationed in Southern California. Here he became friends with a number of future confederate officers including Lewis Armistead.

Initially serving as quartermaster for the Union Army he was promoted to Brigadier General in September and given command of an infantry brigade.

Command Skills:
Defensive Doctrine
+ Quartermaster
Riding Backwards
Corps: VI Corps, 2nd Division, First Brigade, Army of the Potomac
Corps Starting Location: Army of the Potomac
Order of Battle:
Army of the Potomac
VI Corps BG Winfield S. Hancock 20,000 men and 40 guns


First Division BG Henry W. Slocum

1st Brigade BG George W. Taylor
1st New Jersey: Ltc Robert McAllister, Col A. T. A. Torbert
2nd New Jersey: Col Isaac M. Tucker (k), Maj Henry O. Ryerson (w), Ltc Samuel L. Buck
3rd New Jersey: Col Henry W. Brown
4th New Jersey: Col James H. Simpson (c), Ltc William B. Hatch

2nd Brigade Col Joseph J. Bartlett
5th Maine: Col Nathaniel J. Jackson (w), Ltc William S. Heath (k), Cpt Clark S. Edwards
16th New York: Col Joseph Howland (w), Maj Joel J. Seaver
27th New York: Ltc Alexander D. Adams
96th Pennsylvania: Col Henry L. Cake

3rd Brigade BG John Newton
18th New York: Ltc George R. Myers, Maj John C. Meginnis
31st New York: Col Calvin E. Pratt (w), Maj Alexander Raszewski
32nd New York: Col Roderick Matheson
95th Pennsylvania: Col John M. Gosline (mw), Ltc Gustavus W. Town

Artillery
1st Massachusetts Light Artillery: Cpt Josiah Porter
Battery A, 1st New Jersey Light Artillery: Cpt William Hexamer
Battery D, 2nd U.S. Light Artillery: Lt Emory Upton

Second Division BG William F. Smith
1st Brigade
6th Maine: Col Hiram Burnham
43rd New York: Col Francis L. Vinton
49th Pennsylvania: Col William H. Irwin
5th Wisconsin: Col Amasa Cobb

2nd Brigade BG William T. H. Brooks
2nd Vermont: Col Henry Whiting
3rd Vermont: Ltc Wheelook G. Veazey
4th Vermont: Col Edwin H. Stoughton
5th Vermont: Ltc Lewis A. Grant
6th Vermont: Col Nathan Lord, Jr.

3rd Brigade BG John W. Davidson
7th Maine: Col Edwin C. Mason
20th New York: Col Francis Weiss
33rd New York: Col Robert F. Taylor
49th New York: Col Daniel D. Bidwell
77th New York: Col James B. McKean

Artillery Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres
Battery E, 1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Charles C. Wheeler
1st New York Light Artillery: Cpt Andrew Cowan
3rd New York Light Artillery: Cpt Thaddeus P. Mott
Battery F, 5th U.S. Light Artillery: Cpt Romeyn B. Ayres

Cavalry
5th Pennsylvania Cavalry (Companies I & K): Cpt John O'Farrell

Cavalry
1st New York Cavalry: Col Andrew T. McReynolds

Accepted.

do we have an IC?

[Revlona]

Accepted.

do we have an IC?

Coming soon

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Can we start now?

[Austria and Bavaria]

Can we start now?

Once we have a completed app for the Army of Mississippi.

[The Palmetto]

WIP app that I'm posting to be corrected, I'm somewhat thinking I should do something more for the Corps section other than just linking it to a Wikipedia article. Ill get the stats of Order of Battle tomorrow unless someone supplies them tonight.

I'm new to RPs of this sort, so I 100% understand if you want a more experienced player to have this role.

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Name: Albert Sidney Johnston
Age: 59
Birth State: Kentucky
Description: WIP
Allegiance: Confederate States of America
Rank: General
History: WIP
Command Skills:
+ Defensive Doctrine
+ Quartermaster
Corps: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiloh_Confederate_order_of_battle , along with 20,000 men at Henry and Donelson and another 6,000 south of Mill Springs as well.
Corps Starting Location: Army of the Mississippi, in the Western Theatre
Order of Battle: WIP

[United Democratic Christian States]

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Name:David Hendricks
Age:30
Birthplace:Atlanta, Georgia
Description:
Class:Industrialist
Starting Wealth:$754,250(after starting purchases)
Income:200 Arms
Current State:Atlanta, Georgia
Civilian Skills:
-Elite Family
-Major Factory
Biography:Born to an elitist family in the Democrat Party he was raised in a traditional southern way growing around slaves and racial slurs being apart of everyday life, once he began adulthood his father gave him a factory and 10 slaves (and obviously quite a bit of money) since then he has used his starting wealth and his factory to create his current lifestyle.

In a modern since he views the war as a threat to the CSA who had a legal succession from the Union due to the infringement on basic states rights and open want for the destruction of the Souther economy (aka abolish slavery)
Starting Purchases:
Luxury Estate
Hoarse x5
Factory x2
Slave x200

[Austria and Bavaria]

WIP app that I'm posting to be corrected, I'm somewhat thinking I should do something more for the Corps section other than just linking it to a Wikipedia article. Ill get the stats of Order of Battle tomorrow unless someone supplies them tonight.

I'm new to RPs of this sort, so I 100% understand if you want a more experienced player to have this role.

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Name: Albert Sidney Johnston
Age: 59
Birth State: Kentucky
Description: WIP
Allegiance: Confederate States of America
Rank: General
History: WIP
Command Skills:
+ Defensive Doctrine
+ Quartermaster
Corps: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiloh_Confederate_order_of_battle , along with 20,000 men at Henry and Donelson and another 6,000 south of Mill Springs as well.
Corps Starting Location: Army of the Mississippi, in the Western Theatre
Order of Battle: WIP

Yeah, you will need to do a more detailed ORBAT. I'm happy to help if you want to PM me on discord.

[The Palmetto]

Bad news, I'm helping a relative move their stuff this weekend, and they live in NC. Issue is, they don't have wifi and I'm using data to type this. Go ahead and drop my reservation and let someone else app as Johnston, and then I can app as someone else later. (Unless you get unlucky and no one else wants to app as him, in that case I'll PM you on discord about it Monday.)

[Austria and Bavaria]

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Name: Samuel R. Curtis (I'll just shorten to S.R. Curtis)
Age: 57
Birth State: New York
Description:

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Allegiance: The Union
Rank: Brigadier General
History: Samuel R. Curtis was born in town of Champlain, New York. He pursued a career in the military and graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1831. He entered the Army's Engineer Corps and was stationed at a fort in Oklahoma. After resigning from the Army the next year, he moved to Ohio, where he became a lawyer and held several other jobs. During the Mexican-American War, he was appointed the rank of Colonel and served as the military governor of multiple captured Mexican cities. After the war, he moved to Iowa and became the mayor of the town of Keokuk in 1856. The same year, he was elected as a Republican Representative in the House of Representatives. Curtis was also re-elected in 1858 and 1860. When the Civil War began, he was initially considered for a position in Lincoln's administration, but was appointed as the commander of the 2nd Iowa Infantry instead. He resigned from his congressional position and was promptly promoted to brigadier general. On Christmas Day 1861, he was given command of the Army of the Southwest by the commander of the Western Theater, Major General Henry W. Halleck.
Command Skills:
+ Quartermaster
+ Offensive Doctrine
+ Gunnery School
- Incompetent Subordinates
Corps: Army of the Southwest
Corp(s) Starting Location:
Order of Battle:

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Accepted.

[Austria and Bavaria]

IC: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=426504

[United Democratic Christian States]

IC: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=426504

Any word on my app?

[Austria and Bavaria]

IC: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=426504

Any word on my app?

Ah, sorry for overlooking that.

It's good, but could you work on the biography a bit? He's rather one-dimensional at the moment.

[United Democratic Christian States]

Any word on my app?

Ah, sorry for overlooking that.

It's good, but could you work on the biography a bit? He's rather one-dimensional at the moment.

Alright I will when I have time.